HEAVEN AND HELL — the band featuring BLACK SABBATH members Tony Iommi (guitar), Ronnie James Dio (vocals), Geezer Butler (bass) and Vinny Appice (drums) — has scheduled the following dates:
May 05 - Bogota, Colombia, Coliseo el Campin
May 07 - Buenos Aires, Argentina, Luna Park
May 08 - Santiago, Chile, Velodromo
May 10 – Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Chevrolet Hall
May 13 - Brasilia, Brazil, Ginadsio Nilson Nelson
May 15 - Sao Paulo, Brazil, Credicard Hall
May 16 - Sao Paulo, Brazil, Credicard Hall
May 17 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Citibank Hall Rio
May 30 - Moscow, Russia, B1
May 31 - Moscow, Russia - B1
Jun. 02 - Helsinki, Finland, Icehall
Jun. 04 - Oslo, Norway, Spektrum
Jun. 06 - Sölvesborg, Sweden, Sweden Rock Festival
Jun. 08 - Giessen, Germany, Hessenhallen
Jun. 09 - Berlin, Germany, Zitadelle
Jun. 10 - Bamburg, Germany, Jakoarena
Jun. 12 - Donnington, England, Download Festival
Jun. 13 - Bergum, Holland, Waldrock Festival
Jun. 14 - Karlsruhe, Germany, Europahalle
Jun. 16 - Bonn, Germany, Museumsplatz
Jun. 17 - Zürich, Switzerland, Volkshaus
Jun. 19 - Clisson, France, Hellfest
Jun. 26 - Dessel, Belgium, Graspop Festival
Jun. 27 - Milan, Italy, Gods Of Metal
U.K.'s Classic Rock has heard three unfinished tracks from the forthcoming debut album from HEAVEN AND HELL. In a world-exclusive, the magazine visited the group on the final day of tracking at Rockfield Studios in Wales, U.K.
According to a posting on the Classic Rock web site, "The songs we heard were a moody, thuddingly malevolent number called 'Rock 'N' Roll Jesus', the pacier and more anthemic 'Neverwhere', and a slice of sloth-like majesty that's likely to be titled 'Breaking Into Heaven'."
Other tracks set to appear on the album — which was co-produced by the group and engineer Mike Exeter — include "Bible Black", "Double Pain" and "Atom + Evil". A late April release via Rhino is expected.
"Each of us submitted a CD of our ideas, and we narrowed it down from there," Iommi told Classic Rock. "In some ways it was like picking up where we'd left off with 'Dehumanizer' [SABBATH's 1992 album], which was also done at Rockfield."
In a recent interview with Revolver magazine, Ronnie James Dio described the material on the HEAVEN AND HELL album as "a real cross-section of everything we've done, from 'Heaven and Hell' through 'Mob Rules' and 'Dehumanizer'. I think there's a lot of 'Dehumanizer' in it, but a lot of other things, too, a real good blend of what this band has represented." |
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