LAMB OF GOD UPDATE

Posted by Unknown Tuesday, December 3, 2013 0 comments


LAMB OF GOD TOUR TO SOUTH AFRICA DURING JANUARY 2014




















FRIDAY
24 JANUARY: New venue for CAPE TOWN: Cape Town
City Hall Auditorium.




SATURDAY
25 JANUARY: THE EXPO CENTRE (Hall 8) NASREC, JOHANNESBURG.








Heavy Metal supporters
in South Africa have held their
breath since early in 2012 when rumours first emerged that a local appearance
by USA
metal titans Lamb Of God was
imminent.  Hopes were dashed later that year when the remainder of the
bands tour was cancelled in mid-2012 and activity curbed to within United States
borders up until June this year. In fulfilling an old promise, Lamb Of God are finally on the road and
catching up on a major back log of shows across the globe.  The great news
for South Africa
is that two dates have been squeezed into the bands cram-packed touring
schedule for early 2014.








"With only two
dates available, we'll be touring them to Cape Town
and Johannesburg,"
said Dawid Fourie of RAM Touring, "and we're expecting that by playing
those two cities, the maximum number of fans will get an opportunity to begin
planning early for a trip to one of the larger centres."








Lamb Of God, from the State of Virginia in the USA, were formed in 1990 with
current members John Campbell on bass, Mark Morton on Guitar, and the legendary
Chris Adler on Drums.  Vocalist Randy Blythe joined in 1995 and drummer
Chris's brother Willie Adler replaced Abe Spear on guitar in 1999, resulting in
the current line-up which spans more than a decade; and introducing the
electrifying chemistry which has launched a successful career for the band we
see today.






Chris Adler, endorsed internationally by Mapex
Drums, is lauded by drummers the world over for his unique style of playing,
and his often used 'heel-toe' technique.  Guitarist Mark Morton has also
made a significant impact on the global guitar-playing fraternity, as
celebrated by Jackson Guitars with his 'Dominion' signature model being highly
sought after.








The band has released six studio albums to
date, with their 2006 album 'Sacrament' receiving a Grammy nomination, and
selling a cumulative two million copies in the USA alone.  Lamb Of God is
considered to be the spearhead of what heavy metal fans call "The New Wave
of American Heavy metal".  What has also won this band great public
acclaim are their DVD's containing many hours of footage on the stage and off
of it, but more importantly documenting normal days in the life of a hard
working band on tour.


 






Lamb Of God will melt faces
on Friday 24 January in Cape Town,
and Saturday 25 January in Johannesburg. 
Tickets via 
www.computicket.co.za, or from any
Computicket outlet nationwide.  




General standing is available at R450 and
for Golden Circle,
only R550.
















Cape
Town
Venue: Cape Town City Hall Auditorium.









Johannesburg Venue: The Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec (Hall
8) is situated just to the South-West of the city CBD on the Corner of Rand
Show and Nasrec Roads, directly adjacent to the iconic "Soccer City"
National Stadium.  The best approaches from the directions of Pretoria, Sandton, OR Tambo Airtport, and Bloemfontein are all well detailed on the
venues website here:
http://www.expocentrejhb.co.za/map-a-directions-to-expo-centre











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