HELLOWEEN Joined By KAI HANSEN During WACKEN Performance: Photos Posted Online

August 9, 2004

Original HELLOWEEN guitarist/co-founder Kai Hansen (GAMMA RAY) made a surprise guest appearance during HELLOWEEN's performance at this past weekend's Wacken Open Air festival, joining the band for the last two songs of their set, "How Many Tears" and "Future World". Pictures of this special occasion can be viewed here (courtesy of Bright-Eyes.de).

The Wacken show marked the end of HELLOWEEN's summer festival tour. The band plan on returning to the studio in October to start writing a new studio album. A DVD collection of all the band's promotion-videos, plus some additional unreleased footage, entitled "Hellish Videos", is currently in the works.

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