CIRCLE II CIRCLE To Tour Midwest In December

November 19, 2010

CIRCLE II CIRCLE, the band led by former SAVATAGE frontman Zak Stevens, will be disrupting the safety and comfort of your festive holiday season this December by embarking on a three-week trek across the U.S., dubbed "Consequence Of Power, Episodes Of Mania".

Out of nowhere, marauding and monstrous melodic rock anthems will surely ensue when CIRCLE II CIRCLE steamrolls through your unsuspecting city or town! The tour will run from December 3 through December 21, with crazy metalheads everywhere and furthering the commotion. No one is safe when this four-man crew rage their way through your local venue.

Armed with a singular mission to spread some holiday fear with songs from their recent release, "Consequence Of Power", CIRCLE II CIRCLE is making a list, checking it twice and leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

Stevens warned: "All the previous U.S. dates have been such a blast and we thank the fans so much for the support. These headline dates are going to kill even way more; we'll be playing longer and will have a monster of a setlist. If there's a song you want to hear, just let us know. Shout it out loud like KISS! We can't wait to see you crazy metalheads."

Dates for the trek will be announced soon.

Quality fan-filmed video footage of CIRCLE II CIRCLE's November 11, 2010 concert in Akron, Ohio can be viewed below (courtesy of Vidz-R-Us).

CIRCLE II CIRCLE released its fifth album, "Consequence Of Power", on September 24 via AFM Records. The second concept effort for the band was recorded at Sweet Spot Studios and was described in a press release as "a melodic power metal album catering to all fans from the old SAVATAGE era to all CIRCLE II CIRCLE European fans and breaking new ground for an all new fan base in America."

CIRCLE II CIRCLE's current lineup consists of Zak Stevens (vocals),Andy Lee (guitar),Mitch Stewart (bass/keyboards) and new drummer Johnny Osborn, formerly of DR. BUTCHER.

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