PITCHSHIFTER: Rest Of Billing Revealed For October Mini-Tour

August 26, 2007

Reactivated U.K. rock/metal/industrial metal band PITCHSHIFTER will be joined by BRIGADE, THE GHOST OF A THOUSAND and SHAPED BY FATE on their two British dates in October. The details are as follows:

Oct. 12 - London, UK @ Astoria
Oct. 13 - Nottingham, UK @ Rock City

Check out a poster for the shows at this location.

PITCHSHIFTER disbanded amicably after playing a "farewell-for-now" club tour of the U.K. in 2003 but have reunited from time to time to make random appearances at festivals (Bulldog Bash) and at large venues such as the London Astoria and the Nottingham Rock City. The last reunion shows on the "Back from the Dead Tour" in 2006 saw the band handing out free CD copies of the "None for All and All for One" EP containing two new songs (the first new material from PITCHSHIFTER in five years).

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