Paradise Lost - London Show To Be Recorded
Paradise Lost have recently announced that Abbey Road will be doing a live recording of their show at Camden Roundhouse in London today, November 3rd. The show is the last in the UK as part of their Tragic Illusion Anniversary Tour in celebration of their 25th anniversary as a band with special guests Lacuna Coil and Katatonia. Apart from this special tour, the band released the rarities collection Tragic Illusion 25 (The Rarities) as well.
The live recording will be available as an MP3 and also in CD format which will feature exclusive live photos from the gig. Plus if you pre-order before 1st December you can even get your name in the booklet.
In other recent news, Paradise Lost plan to enter the studio next June, according to a recent interview. The band intends to being writing new material after their 25th anniversary tour for the successor to Tragic Idol.
Guitarist Gregor Mackintosh stated: "Well, the plan is to start writing again after this 25th anniversary tour and we're supposed to be recording in June next year. So, we'll be ready to tour again in the early fall of next year and if you're looking out for us to tour North America, it would probably be around that time. It's one of my favorite places to tour, purely because I have such a good time over there, you know."
The live recording will be available as an MP3 and also in CD format which will feature exclusive live photos from the gig. Plus if you pre-order before 1st December you can even get your name in the booklet.
In other recent news, Paradise Lost plan to enter the studio next June, according to a recent interview. The band intends to being writing new material after their 25th anniversary tour for the successor to Tragic Idol.
Guitarist Gregor Mackintosh stated: "Well, the plan is to start writing again after this 25th anniversary tour and we're supposed to be recording in June next year. So, we'll be ready to tour again in the early fall of next year and if you're looking out for us to tour North America, it would probably be around that time. It's one of my favorite places to tour, purely because I have such a good time over there, you know."
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