ROTTING CHRIST Announce Festival Dates

February 2, 2015, 9 years ago

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ROTTING CHRIST Announce Festival Dates

Greek metal masters Rotting Christ have announced a string of festival dates across Europe. The trek, which begins at Norway's Blastfest on February 19th runs through nine more countries, and sees the band performing at festivals such as Party San Open Air in Germany, Metal Days in Slovenia, Einstaflug in Iceland, and more before concluding on October 1st. A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below.


February

19 - Blastfest - Bergen, Norway

28 - Hellenic Darkness Fest - Prague, Czech Republic


March

14 - Hell Over Esslingen - Esslingen, Germany

May

16 - Bavarian Battle Open Air - Pfaffing in Oberbayern, Germany 
29 - Progresja - Warsaw, Poland  
30 - Atlantic - Gdynia, Poland 


June

5 - Circolo Coloni - Milano, Italy 
6 - Traffic - Rome, Italy


July

5 - With Full Force - Flugplatz, Germany

9 - Einstaflug - Neskaupsstadir, Fest Iceland
23 - Metal Days - Tolmin, Slovenia
24 - Schlatfest - Hamburg, Germany
25 - Blut Open Air - Lorrach Baden, Germany


August

6 - Party San Festival - Schlotheim, Germany

22 - Kaltenbach Festival - Spital am Semmering, Austria


September

4 - Meh Suff Metal Festival - Huttikon, Switzerland


October

1 - Trondheim Metal Fest - Trondheim, Norway

Rotting Christ is touring in support of their latest record, Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy. The video for the song "666" can be seen below:


Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy means Do What Thou Wilt and links Rotting Christ to their heritage as pioneers of black metal. From underground heroes to international headliner status, the Greek band brings together elements from death, heavy and gothic metal with a rich native heritage element without ever betraying their black roots. Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy takes this progression even further as Rotting Christ forges their own sound, and augment it with female vocals, and a wide array of instrumentation.  Inspired by ancient cultures around the globe, Kata Ton Daimona Eaytoy sees Rotting Christ employ poetry from the Sumerians and Incas as well as a Romanian folk song, the tale of an undead Russian water spirit, Voodoo, Zoroastrianism and other sources.

 


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