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Rock in Rio Terá the Kills No Palco Sunset Rock in Rio terá The Kills no Palco Sunset Dupla queridinha da cena Indie toca no dia 21 de setembro. Convidado será anunciado em breve The Kills, dupla formada pela norte-americana Alisson Mosshart (vocais e guitarra) e pelo britânico Jamie Hince (vocais, guitarra e bateria) está confirmada para o Palco Sunset do Rock in Rio. A apresentação será em 21 de setembro, mesmo dia em que o encontro entre Alice Cooper e Arthur Brown fecha o palco. O artista convidado para dividir o show com o The Kills será anunciado em breve. Conhecidos por suas estonteantes apresentações ao vivo, o The Kills mistura o estilo Garage Rock com o Blues. Com cinco álbuns gravados até hoje, esta é a primeira vez da banda – adorada no cenário indie – no festival. Donos de uma energia contagiante, o The Kills consolida sua presença em qualquer palco e envolve o público de forma marcante. Sobre o The Kills Alisson Mosshart e Jamie Hince formam o The Kills, banda que mistura o estilo lo-fi com Garage Rock e Blues. Conhecida por eletrizantes atuações ao vivo, a banda ganhou nome no início dos anos 2000 e já lançou cinco álbuns – “Blood Pressures” (2011) se tornou um dos queridinhos da cena indie. Ash & Ice (2016) é o mais recente disco da dupla, que definiu a produção do "Siberian Nights", vídeo sobre o álbum, como “uma cena selvagem de movimentos, dentes rosnando e olhos bonitos. É estranho e lindo, bom e mau, e impactante”. Sobre o Rock in Rio O Rock in Rio é o maior evento de música e entretenimento do mundo. Criado em 1985 e com 32 anos de vida, é parte relevante da história da música mundial. O evento já soma 17 edições, 101 dias e 1.604 atrações musicais. Ao longo destes anos, mais de 8,5 milhões de pessoas passaram pelas Cidades do Rock. Nascido no Rio de Janeiro, o Rock in Rio conquistou não só o Brasil como, também, Portugal, Espanha e, em maio de 2015, chegou aos Estados Unidos da América, sempre com a ambição de levar todos os estilos de música aos mais variados públicos. Muito mais que um evento de música, o Rock in Rio pauta-se também por ser um evento responsável e sustentável. Em 2001, através do projeto social “Por um mundo melhor”, assumiu o compromisso de consciencializar as pessoas para o fato de que pequenas atitudes no dia-a-dia são o caminho para fazer do mundo um lugar melhor para todos. Em 2013, o Rock in Rio recebeu a certificação da norma ISO 20121 – Eventos Sustentáveis, um reconhecimento do poder realizador da marca que desenvolve diversas ações com vista à construção de um mundo melhor, como a criação de 182.500 empregos diretos e indiretos no total das 17 edições, e mais de R$ 71 milhões investidos em causas socioambientais e a construção de um legado positivo para as cidades onde o evento é realizado. Informações para a imprensa: Approach Comunicação (21) 3461-4616 Ramais 115 e 187 Fabiana Fuchs (Atendimento) [email protected] Fabiana Guimarães (Gerente) [email protected] .
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