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Published: 25 February 2005

Kulturfabrik, Krefeld, Germany
2005-02-23
Tristania, Moondust

After supporting Nightwish on their 2005 concerts in big arenas, the Norwegian metal band "Tristania", discovered quite the opposite of a huge audience in Krefeld: much less people in a smaller venue. "Moondust", a local newcomer gothic/metal band, supported "Tristania".

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Published: 19 February 2005

Zeche Carl, Essen, Germany
February 17th 2005
Diary of Dreams & Psyche

Two famous heroes of electro-goth music together on tour – both with new albums (Diary of Dreams – Nigredo; Psyche – The 11th hour) – what could be better?

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Published: 18 February 2005

Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
February 11th 2005
Nightwish, After Forever and Imperia
 
People were spending the entire day waiting in front of the Heineken music hall (HMH) trying to keep warm through a single thought; standing in front during the concert of Nightwish.

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Published: 17 February 2005

Kleine zaal 013, Tilburg, The Netherlands
February 3rd 2005
NFD and the Wounded

With the excitement of the upcoming carnival hanging in the air a great variety of visitors gathered in the small hall of the 013 in Tilburg. A mixture of gothic, metal, old and young all came to see NFD and the Wounded perform.

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Published: 16 February 2005

Matrix, Bochum, Germany
February 15th 2005
Joachim Witt, Nik Page, Angelzoom

During the “Tiefenrausch” tour 3 different artists – “Joachim Witt”, electro-metal inspired “Nik Page” and “Claudia Uhle” (“Anglezoom”) with her angel like voice – came together to perform an extraordinary set of music where their own songs were mixed with a few cover versions from artist like “Depeche Mode” or “Deine Lakaien”. Musically supported by musicians from “Letzte Instanz” (violin and cello) and from the band “Silly” (drums, guitar, bass) as well as “Dara Pain” from Nik Page´s band (“The Sacrifice Army”) and an additional singer (Nadja) they played for about 2:45 hours.

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