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PRESSEMITTEILUNG 01.10.2019 Skid Row Auf „United World FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Große Elbstr. 277 a ∙ 22767 Hamburg Tel. (040) 853 88 888 ∙ www.fkpscorpio.com PRESSEMITTEILUNG 01.10.2019 Skid Row auf „United World Rebellion” – Tour in der Hamburger Markthalle Die Rebellion begann im Jahr 1986, sie wirkt immer weiter und erreicht demnächst ihren vorläufigen Höhepunkt: Skid Row haben das dritte Kapitel ihrer „United World Rebellion“ angekündigt. Waren „Chapter One“ und „Chapter Two: Rise of the Damnation Army“ noch EPs, soll der Abschluss der Trilogie Albumlänge haben. 30 Jahre nach ihrer Debüt- LP gehören New Jerseys feinste Hair-Metal- Brüder immer noch zum Besten, was man an der Schnittstelle zwischen Hard und Heavy finden kann. Von Anfang an haben die beiden Gitarristen Dave „Snake“ Sabo und Scotti Hill und ihr Bassist Rachel Bolan versucht, mit ihrer Musik die Welt zu erobern, mit der Bühne als Schlachtfeld und ihren Songs als Arsenal. Top-Ten-Singles, Nummer-Eins-Alben, Gold und Platin: Schnell hatten sie ihr Ziel erreicht und kämpften dann lieber untereinander, bis sie 1996 beschlossen, es gut sein zu lassen. Aber darauf konnten es die Freunde, die sie immer noch waren, nicht beruhen lassen. Also schlossen sich Skid Row wieder zusammen, um weiter zu rebellieren und neue Höhen zu erreichen. Nach der Reunion sind sie besser denn je. Insbesondere das zweite Kapitel ist von eine ungeheuren Kraft durchdrungen, was nicht zuletzt am neuen Drummer Rob Hammersmith liegt, der mit seiner Energie alle Mitglieder angesteckt hat. Jetzt also steht der dritte Teil an mit Sänger ZP Threat an, der schon seit Teenager-Tagen ein großer Fan war und für den mit seinem Engagement bei Skid Row und ein Traum in Erfüllung geht. Die kommende Platte ist ein gitarrenlastiger Ausbruch einer Band, die immer noch so wild ist wie zu Jugendzeiten und die immer noch zündet wie Benzin in der Nähe eines brennenden Streichholzes. Oder wie Snake es ausdrückt: „Ich bin immer noch der 16-jährige Junge, der vor dem Spiegel steht und so tut, als sei er Ace Frehley oder Michael Schenker. Es geht immer noch darum, mit Freunden Songs zu schreiben und sie mit den Fans zu teilen. Dieses Gefühl wird mich nie verlassen.“ Die Rebellion geht weiter. Am 5. Mai 2020 in der Hamburger Markthalle. 05.05.2020 Hamburg – Markthalle Tickets für das Konzert gibt es ab sofort für 33 Euro zzgl. Gebühren an allen bekannten CTS–VVK-Stellen sowie unter der Hotline 01806 – 853653 (0,20 €/Anruf aus dem Festnetz, Mobilfunk max. 0,60 €/Anruf), auf fkpscorpio.com und eventim.de. Mehr Infos und Musik unter skidrow.com, facebook.com/OfficialSkidRow, twitter.com/OfficialSkidRow und instagram.com/officialskidrow FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Große Elbstr. 277 a ∙ 22767 Hamburg Tel. (040) 853 88 888 ∙ www.fkpscorpio.com Pressematerial zu unseren Veranstaltungen finden Sie auf unserer Homepage fkpscorpio.com unter dem Menüpunkt PRESSE. PRESSEKONTAKT PRESSEMATERIAL FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Bild- und Textmaterial finden Sie unter Ansprechpartner: Michael Schneider www.fkpscorpio.com/de/presse [email protected] Tel.: 040 853 88 849 .
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