With Celebrate in Life Through Death in operation, Sepultura travels to different regions of the world to say goodbye to the stages and studios
One of the most important bands in world heavy metal, Grave is currently on his farewell tour, called Celebrate in Life Through Deathand the guitarist Andreas Kisser revealed how this is actually “not a sad time.”
During an interview with Splashthe artist commented how the series of shows, which has already passed through Brazil and will return in the second half of 2024, “is one of gratitude, of joy.” Kisser it also denoted the cultural importance of the band.
It’s incredible to see how important the Grave It’s in everyone’s life, whether through a song, an album, a show, that t-shirt you keep for 30 years… it’s a lifelong relationship with the band.
Furthermore, the artist revealed how he wants to find some gaps in his schedule to do shows in other cities in Brazil: “We have a structure that we can’t do anywhere, which makes it a little difficult for us to take the show to all the corners we would like. But we want, for example, to go to more cities in the Northeast.”
My first show with Sepultura was in Caruaru, in 1987, you know? I also want to go to my hometown, São Bernardo do Campo… Anyway, we want to play as much as we can in the next two months.
Source: Rollingstone
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