Collide worldwide exclusive debut concert 10/31 @ Dracula's Ball
LstatShaft at aol.com
LstatShaft at aol.com
Fri Jul 30 17:00:57 EDT 2004
Over the course of eleven years, popular alternative band Collide has kept
fans happy with five fantastic full-length albums, all of which have
received critical acclaim and impressive sales figures. Magazines around
the world have written about Collide’s recordings, praising their heady
blend of electronic and industrial grooves with passionate, evocative
female vocals. Admiring their photos (lush and sensual, like their music)
as well as their sound, Gothic Beauty Magazine named Collide its Band of
the Year for 2003. But even with everything that Collide has delivered,
its fans have been patiently waiting for one more thing: a concert.
On October 31, 2004, that patience will be rewarded as Collide performs its
first live show ever. With increasing demands from promoters in many
countries and an ever-expanding fan base, the band finally had to make the
time to prepare for live performances. "During the past few months we've
got together a great bunch of musicians to help fill out the live version
of Collide, and have been busy with rehersals. The songs are taking on a
new life of their own. I think it's been a greater experience than either
of us ever expected," says Statik of Collide.
Collide’s debut concert will take them from their Los Angeles homes across
the country to Philadelphia, site of the country’s largest gothic event,
Dracula’s Ball. Taking place four times per year, Dracula’s Ball is
produced by Dancing Ferret Concerts and has often played host to exclusive
American debut concerts for popular European acts. “For the Labor Day
Dracula’s Ball this year, we’ll be flying in Qntal from Germany for their
exclusive American debut concert,” says Patrick Rodgers of Dancing Ferret.
“Flying in Collide from Los Angeles for a worldwide exclusive debut on
Halloween is a no-brainer. People have been pleading with us for years to
convince Collide to play a live show. This will be the hottest Halloween
ticket in the country, without question.”
The Halloween Dracula’s Ball party featuring the worldwide exclusive debut
of Collide along with special guests Ego Likeness, DJ Ian FFord, DJ Kelly
Ashkettle and DJ Rickbats takes place at Egypt Nightclub, located at 520 N.
Columbus Blvd
and happens from 9pm-2am. All ages are welcome; patrons wishing to drink
alcohol must be 21+ with proper ID. Tickets are $15 in advance, available
through Ticketmaster or isotank.com, and go on sale Saturday, August 14th.
Information on Collide’s worldwide debut concert at the Dracula’s Ball can
be found at:
http://www.collide.net
http://www.draculasball.com
http://www.egolikeness.com
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