MALICE IN WONDERLAND To Support THE 69 EYES In Helsinki

January 31, 2008

Norwegian dark sleaze rockers MALICE IN WONDERLAND will support THE 69 EYES in Helsinki, Finland on February 7 at Tavastia.

MALICE IN WONDERLAND is currently working on its second album, to be released in the autumn of 2008.

The band recently put a version of THE CULT classic "Rain" up on its MySpace page.

Commented MALICE IN WONDERLAND singer Chris Wicked: "It's never been intended that this song will end up on the album, but it's just something that is cool to do sometimes, like a b-side material. We have put it up on our MySpace now just to offer something for the fans while their waiting for our next album."

Watch MALICE IN WONDERLAND's video for the song "Lucifer's Town":

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