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ANGRA To Play Taiwan, Offer World Cup Support

June 8, 2002

ANGRA are headed back to Japan for a tour that will run from June 19th until June 24th, and will include shows with SINERGY in Nagoya, Tokyo, Osaka, and Hiroshima. Prior to the Japanese tour, ANGRA will become the first South American heavy metal band to perform in Taiwan, where they will play one show in Taipei on June 14th.

ANGRA just wrapped up recording a cover version of a traditional Brazilian song about football, which will be aired by an important local cable TV network during the World Cup matches. A video clip for this track was also shot.

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