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Portuguese dark metal giants Moonspell, who just released their highly acclaimed, 13th studio album Hermitage through Napalm Records, have announced to join Paradise Lost on their 2022 UK tour! While the world is waiting to see the return of live shows, there is probably no better way to celebrate a 30th band anniversary like Moonspell will while being back on the road next year. Check the dates in the banner below.
Following on from both latest releases, Paradise Lost’s magnum opus Obsidian in May 2020 via Nuclear Blast Records (read the review over HERE) and Moonspell’s exceptional epos Hermitage (read the review over HERE), will finally see this high-class band package bring their masterpieces live on stage in February 2022. Today, the British gothic metal legends announced their 'Obsidian Moon' tour, featuring longtime friends and Portuguese gothic metal titans Moonspell as special guests.
Paradise Lost frontman Nick Holmes says: "We're looking forward to doing a full UK tour again and playing some long-awaited shows in support of Obsidian, and who better to bring along for some of the ride than our old friends from Portugal, Moonspell? Thanks to you all for your continued support during these crazy times, and we hope to see you there. Until then, stay safe and stay well. Cheers, x!"
Fernando Ribeiro from Moonspell adds: “We couldn’t think of a more perfect way of getting back to touring than to join forces with the mighty Paradise Lost, a group we always looked up to and that helped ignite our very own existence as a band.”
To celebrate upcoming tour schedules, with many more dates to be added in Europe soon, Moonspell have just unleashed an epic live video from their recent show at the Pavilhão Rosa Mota - Super Bock Arena - in Porto, Portugal, in December 2020. Get into the perfect mood for a killer live package to return live on stage in 2022, and taken from their latest album Hermitage, you can now watch the enthralling live clip for Moonspell’s "The Greater Good" by clicking play in the player below. Link
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