EPICA - Upcoming Hometown Show Close To Being Sold Out
September 30, 2010, 14 years ago
Dutch symphonic rockers EPICA have issued th efollowing update:
"The special show on October 16th in Reuver City (Holland) is probably gonna sell out this weekend. There are only 20 tickets left and 10 other remaining tickets will be sold during the current European Tour at the merch booth. So if you want to attend this show be sure to get these last tickets in time.The French shows of the Design Your Universe II tour are four weeks before occurance already on their way to sell out! Paris 250 tickets, Strasbourg 150 and Lyon 400 left.
Epica, KELLS and REVAMP can't wait to play for you guys!"
Epica's tour schedule is now as follows:
October
1 - Rialto - Katowice, Poland2- Diesel - Budapest, Hungary
3 - Szene - Vienna, Austria5 - New Age - Treviso, Italy
6 - Docks - Lausanne, Switzerland
7 - Backstage - Munich, Germany
9 - Colos-Saal - Aschaffenburg, Germany
10 - Tivoli - Bremen, Germany
16 - De Schakel - Reuver, The Netherlands
28 - Elysee Montmartre - Paris, France
29 - La Laiterie - Strasbourg, France
30 - Transbordeur - Lyon, France
31 - Autunno Nero Festival - Liguria, Italy
Epica recently released a video for the song 'This Is The Time' (found below), written for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), earlier this year. The track will be issued as a digital single on October 15th. The band has issued the following statement:
"The awareness that we should be more careful with the earth, increases every day. We should also try to live in closer harmony with nature. Epica is lyric-wise strongly connected to these themes and would like to devote themselves to this cause for a better world!"Commented WWF/ Jörgen van Beem: "WWF's mission is to stop the degradation of our planet's natural environment, and build a future in which humans live in harmony with nature. A planet where people and nature can thrive together, in a stable environment, now, and for generations to come. For more than 40 years, WWF has been at the forefront in protecting the Amazon and are therefore enthusiastic that Epica decided to raise funds for the Brazilian forest programs of WWF, which ensure conservation and sustainable development throughout the world's largest rainforest."
