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Post by Admin on Mar 31, 2018 18:33:07 GMT
Japanese rock idols BABYMETAL announced the dates of their 2018 world tour, including a string of U.S. performances leading up to the Rock on the Range Festival on May 20 and some shows in Europe the following month. The U.S. leg of the metal group's tour kicks off in Kansas City on May 8 and will hit eight cities including the tour's final stage at Rock on the Range in Columbus, Ohio. The girls' trek through Europe includes appearances in Germany's Rock am Ring and Rock im Park festivals and the Download Festival at Donington Park, U.K. Pre-sale and VIP tickets for the U.S. tour will go on sale March 1, and the general sale begins March 3 Japan time. Pre-sale and VIP tickets for the European dates will go on sale Feb. 28, and the general sale begins March 2. BABYMETAL WORLD TOUR 2018 U.S. Tour Dates May 8: Kansas City, Missouri - Uptown Theater May 10: Austin, Texas - ACL Live at the Moody Theater May 11: Dallas, Texas - House of Blues Dallas May 13: Houston, Texas - Revention Music Center May 15: Atlanta, Georgia - Tabernacle Atlanta May 17: Charlotte, North Carolina - The Fillmore May 18: Nashville, Tennessee - Marathon Music Works May 20: Columbus, Ohio - Rock on the Range Festival Europe Tour Dates June 1: Nurburg, Germany - Rock am Ring at Nurburgring June 2: Nuremberg, Germany - Rock im Park at Zeppelinfeld June 4: Innsbruck, Austria - Music Hall Innsbruck June 5: Utrecht, The Netherlands - TivoliVredenburg June 9: Derby, England - Download Festival at Donington Park
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Post by Admin on May 31, 2018 18:04:59 GMT
Kawaii metal J-pop group BABYMETAL started their 2018 world tour in Kansas City on Tuesday night down one member. Yui Mizuno, or Yuimetal, was missing in action, resulting in only Suzuka Nakamoto, dubbed Su-metal, and Moa Kikuchi, Moametal, in attendance. Neither BABYMETAL nor the act’s management company Amuse Inc addressed the absence before or after the show. As of Wednesday, there is no update regarding the rest of the group's upcoming U.S stops, including sold-out shows on Thursday and Friday in Austin and Dallas, respectively. Su-metal and Moametal were joined by two dancers onstage along with their band as they performed a set that featured 11 songs, including their new single “Distortion.” The act performed as a duo last December in Hiroshima, reportedly due to Yuimetal being ill. No image of Yuimetal has appeared on the group’s Twitter account since November.
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Post by Admin on Jun 1, 2018 17:59:46 GMT
Babymetal fans are freaking out over the continued absence of Yuimetal, one the the group’s original members. On the first stop of Babymetal’s 2018 U.S. tour, the group performed with a new lineup including Su-metal, Moametal and two backup dancers. In December 2017, Yuimetal was absent from the group’s two shows at the Green Arena in Hiroshima, Japan due to illness. "As an entire team, we considered canceling this performance. However, it was Yuimetal's strong desire to not cancel this performance for the fans who were waiting and looking forward to these performances,” Babymetal management said. “After long discussions and careful consideration, both Su-Metal and Moametal, as well as the entire Babymetal staff team, came to a final conclusion to continue these performances for the dedicated fans who have been waiting for this special event as well as for team Babymetal.” Five months later, Babymetal fans in Kansas City were shocked when Yuimetal was not onstage at the May 8 gig. Her absence was never announced and still has not been addressed by Babymetal management. Instead, a new four-piece lineup of girls performed an abbreviated set of just 10 songs.
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Post by Admin on Jun 5, 2018 18:05:41 GMT
Babymetal is a beloved rock band that tours internationally. The Japanese act has opened for Guns N’ Roses, and it’s been featured on late-night American TV. Thursday night at the Moody Theater, deep in the heart of Texas where PBS’ Austin City Limits tapes, a nearly sold-out crowd of about 2,500 patrons stood patiently in long lines for merch and sang to their heart’s content. But Babymetal, really, is a YouTube band—an internet-age marvel that flourished because of its virality. 2014’s “Gimme Chocolate” landed as a wildly juxtaposed presentation engineered to be shared by tagging your Facebook friend in a comment. The band fuses the world-building theatrics of J-pop, where seasoned managers churn out tightly choreographed teen idols, with accessible and loud metal. Picture three teens dressed like Mortal Kombat avatars singing lead for Mudvayne.
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Post by Admin on Jun 7, 2018 18:06:51 GMT
BABYMETAL - NO RAIN, NO RAINBOW 【Live Blu-ray/DVD 「LEGEND - S - BAPTISM XX -」】 BABYMETAL will release the video work "LEGEND - S - BAPTISM XX -" which recorded the tour of <LEGEND - S - baptism of rituals> which was done at the Hiroshima Green Arena in December last year on August 1, 2018.
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