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COMUNICADO DE IMPRENSA 23 / 01 / 2018 MGMT APRESENTAM NOVO ÁLBUM DIA 14 DE JULHO NO PALCO NOS DO NOS ALIVE'18 Os norte-americanos MGMT vão apresentar o novo álbum de originais dia 14 de julho no NOS Alive’18. A dupla formada por Andrew VanWyngarden e Benjamin Goldwasser traz ao Passeio Marítimo de Algés o mais recente trabalho de estúdio, “Little Dark Age”, que tem data de edição agendada para o próximo dia 09 de fevereiro. Senhores de um rock psicadélico ímpar e vencedores de alguns dos mais reconhecidos prémios da indústria, os MGMT contam hoje com uma forte legião de seguidores e fortes elogios da crítica. O tão esperado quarto disco do grupo, que sucede o homónimo editado em 2013, foi produzido em conjunto com Patrick Wimberly (músico e produtor de artistas como Chairlift, Kelela ou Blood Orange) e Dave Fridmann (Tame Impala e Spoon). As gravações decorreram no Tarbox Road Studios, em Nova Iorque. Depois da incrível edição de 2017, que esgotou a três meses da abertura de portas, o NOS Alive volta a fazer história e a esgotar os passes de três dias e os bilhetes diários para dia 14 de julho a sete meses do evento, feito único na história dos festivais em Portugal. Para os fãs que não querem ficar de fora, foi colocado à venda um passe de dois dias (12 & 13 de julho), que pode ser adquirido nos pontos de venda oficiais, assim como através do Fã Pack FNAC, à venda em FNAC e fnac.pt. O NOS Alive’18 está de regresso ao Passeio Marítimo de Algés nos dias 12, 13 e 14 de julho de 2018. Cartaz já anunciado: At The Drive In, Beatriz Pessoa, Bernardo, Chvrches, Eels, Franz Ferdinand, Friendly Fires, Future Islands, Jack White, Khalid, Mallu Magalhães, Marmozets, Minta & The Brook Trout, MGMT, Pearl Jam, Perfume Genius, Portugal.The Man, Queens Of The Stone Age, Rag'n'Bone Man, Real Estate, Snow Patrol, Surma, The Kooks, The National, Two Door Cinema Club, Wolf Alice e Yo La Tengo. Links Fotografias Sobre a NOS A NOS é o maior grupo de comunicações e entretenimento em Portugal. Oferece soluções fixas e móveis de última geração, televisão, internet, voz e dados para todos os segmentos de mercado. É líder na TV por subscrição, em serviços de banda larga de nova geração e na distribuição e exibição cinematográfica em Portugal. No mercado empresarial posiciona-se como uma alternativa sustentada nos segmentos Corporate e Mass Business, oferecendo um portefólio alargado de produtos e serviços, com soluções à medida de cada setor e de negócios de diferentes dimensões, complementando a sua oferta com serviços ICT e Cloud. A NOS está no principal índice bolsista nacional (PSI-20), conta com mais de 4,6 milhões de clientes móveis, 1,6 milhões de clientes de televisão, 1,7 milhões de clientes de telefone fixo e 1,3 milhões clientes de internet de banda larga fixa. Mais informação em http://www.nos.pt/institucional NOS LPM Edifício Campo Grande, Gonçalo Vilela Santos | Alexandra Amorim 1 Rua Ator António Silva, 9, Piso 2, Lisboa [email protected] | [email protected] www.nos.pt T 961 571 727 | 91 940 92 92 | 218 508 110 .

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