LOCK UP - Europatour für Februar 2013 angekündigt
Sa., 24.11.2012 - 09:19 Uhr
Das Grindcore Outfit LOCK UP um Tomas Lindberg (At The Gates, Disfear, Anton Reisenegger (Pentagram, Chile, CriminalP), Shane Embury (Napalm Death, Brujeria, Venemous Concept) und Nick Barker (ex-Cradle of Filth, ex-Dimmu Borgir) wird im Februar 2013 auf Europatour zu sehen sein.
Mit im Gepäck hat die Band auch gleich ihr neues Album "Necropolis Transparent", welches ebenfalls im Februar 2013 auf Nuclear Blast Records erscheinen wird.
Hier die Termine:
08/02 The Borderline - London
09/02 Nouveau Casino - Paris
11/02 Hirscheneck - Basel
12/02 Hansa 39 - Munich
13/02 Viper Room - Wien
14/02 Hoodoo Music Club - Praha
15/02 Underground - Köln
16/02 Festsaal Kreuzberg - Berlin
17/02 Le Magasin 4 - Bruxelles
Die offizielle Meldung:
"The tour, tentatively named "Infiltrate And Destroy Europe 2013" will see Lock Up, who is primarily an open air festival band and an act not really known for participating in the usual touring cycles due to the individual band members main commitments and busy full-time schedules, will play a 10 date up-close-and-personal club tour which takes the band through such territories as U.K., France, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republik, Austria and Belgium.
Drummer Nick Barker commented: "We're really excited and looking forward to blasting our way across Europe in Febuary 2013. Lock Up on the whole, don't really get to do club tours very often so this is a great opportunity for us do what we do, get up close and in your face with the fans, in a more intimate setting as opposed to playing the bigger open air festival stages we're accustomed to. Don't get me wrong we love playing the big festivals, but with the brutal and savage nature of our music, it's very well suited in a club enviroment and we feel both the band and fans vibe on that a lot more.""
Drummer Nick Barker commented: "We're really excited and looking forward to blasting our way across Europe in Febuary 2013. Lock Up on the whole, don't really get to do club tours very often so this is a great opportunity for us do what we do, get up close and in your face with the fans, in a more intimate setting as opposed to playing the bigger open air festival stages we're accustomed to. Don't get me wrong we love playing the big festivals, but with the brutal and savage nature of our music, it's very well suited in a club enviroment and we feel both the band and fans vibe on that a lot more.""
