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| Wednesday, November 24, 2004 - Rage tour diary | Rage hit the road in Europe on November 19th to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. The band has posted a tour diary, which will be updated every three to four days. Here's the pre-tour entry from frontman Peavy:
"Finally the time has come, we're back on tour. After we made ourselves rare in the last time, now it's full blast Europewide. We worked long on our first DVD / double live album From The Cradle To The Stage and it turned out perfectly fine. We all are really proud about it and hope you'll have as much fun with listening and watching as we had with making it. Victor's completely fine again, he recovered from his disease and burns now the same like Mike and me to hit the stages and celebrate the Band's anniversary with you. We've created a fine "Best Of Show", with a nice stage design. All those who didn't see our shows in January, where we shot the DVD, and missed our acoustic set can look forward to the tour, as we've included this acoustic set into our show. (We couldn't put this on the DVD but we plan to record a special acoustic CD, not clear when...) Anyway, now you can get this LIVE.
On Thursday, the 18th of November, we hit the road. With us is our beloved crew Charly, Jesus and Holger. The Tour was booked by our new agency Dragon Prod., which did a fantastic job in close colaboration with Mike, who will road manage us again. So nothing can go wrong. We are ready, so see you soon!!!"
Check the diary at the official Rage website |
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