MESHUGGAH Off 'Blackest' Tour, LACUNA COIL Jump On

March 18, 2003

More changes have been made to the lineup for the DANZIG-headlined "Blackest of The Black" festival mini-tour, set to take place in early May.

Sweden's MESHUGGAH, who were previously said to be participating in the package, have now dropped off the event and have been replaced by OPETH (as first reported here earlier today) and LACUNA COIL.

The revamped lineup for "Blackest of The Black" now looks as follows:

DANZIG
SUPERJOINT RITUAL
NILE
OPETH
LACUNA COIL

Other groups are expected to be announced soon.

Confirmed dates so far are as follows:

May 02 – Phoenix, AZ @ Mesa Ampitheatre
May 03 – Los Angeles, Ca @ Universal Ampitheatre

If these shows are successful, a full-length "Blackest of The Black" U.S. tour will take place in November, featuring a completely new lineup of bands (with DANZIG as the headliner).

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