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LILLIAN AXE Confirm Final Show With Singer RON TAYLOR

May 11, 2004

LILLIAN AXE have posted the following message on their official web site:

"All you lucky German fans — start making your plans to see LILLIAN AXE play the Bang Your Head Festival on June 25th and 26th with the one and only Ron Taylor up front and center, for the last time. The AXE was already scheduled to play this show when Ron decided to make his departure, but he is coming through for all of you. Don't miss your last chance to see him! Steve Blaze will be doubling his stage time by also playing with ANGEL at the festival. This is a must see show for any and all AXE fans in Europe!!"

In addition to their Bang Your Head appearance, LILLIAN AXE are expected to play at Z7 in Pratteln, Switzerland on June 25. Also set to appear are SEBASTIAN BACH and ANGEL.

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