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TIAMAT: Polish Gig To Be Filmed For Upcoming DVD

October 29, 2004

TIAMAT's live appearance in Krakow, Poland on January 13, 2005 will be filmed for an upcoming DVD.

As previously reported, TIAMAT will be teaming up with THEATRE OF TRAGEDY, PAIN and SIRENIA for a two-week European tour beginning in late December. TIAMAT's Johan Edlund had the following to say about the upcoming trek:

"I'm sorry that we didn't tour earlier to the release of the 'Prey' album last year. But I would like to thank everybody who showed up at the summer festivals we did. Finally we are going on tour with THEATRE OF TRAGEDY, PAIN and SIRENIA. All bands are good friends of us, so feel welcome to join our family. You can expect a fine selection of old and new songs and even some tracks we never played live before."

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