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013, Tilburg, Netherlands
November 2nd 2004
Therion, Tristania, Trail of Tears
It’s been a while since there was a good gothic concert. Many people were looking forward to seeing Therion on stage again. For others, like me, it was the rebirth of Tristania which caused high expectations. Anyways, on this Tuesday night the venue was loaded.
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Hedon, Zwolle, The NetherlandsJanuary 28th 2005
Even Vast, Taste of Insanity, Van Katoen, Epica and Day 6
It the second time that Eric Gijsen arranged a festival where all the money went to research for better medication against cancer. This year 1824, 35 euro was collected. Unfortunatly headliner Orphanage had to cancel the show because the drummer was ill. They found a new headliner and it was still a very good day after all.
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Live Music Hall, Cologne, GermanyFebruary 13th 2005
The 69 Eyes and The Others
One thing you have to admit: "The 69 Eyes" are real posers... fullfilling all the imaginations you might have about gothic rock. But they are good in doing that. So good that it is real fun watching them performing on stage.
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Paradiso, Amsterdam, NetherlandsNovember 8th 2005
Nightwish and Sonata Artica
The band that became a mega success with ‘Century Child' has conquered everybody with their latest release ‘Once'. Most gothic fans were therefore looking forward to their new show. Nightwish started their ‘Once-tour' at Dynamo and ended the first part at Paradiso in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The band was up to a party and this became very clear. An outrageous audience was the result of all this, a concert to be remembered by many for a long time to come.
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Orphanage Try-out, dB's,Utrecht, Netherlands January 22nd 2005
Garcia and Orphanage
When Orphanage released their latest album ‘Driven' almost a year ago, they had a new keyboard player (Lasse) and Guus changed to guitars. It turned out the new keyboard player wasn't the right person for the band and their ways parted at the end of 2004. After this, Orphanage started looking for replacement. The search is at an end: 2 new guitarists have now joined the band and Guus went back to his keyboards. Tonight was the try-out with the new line-up.
