ATROX To Celebrate 20th Anniversary With Special One-Off Concert

November 27, 2010

Norwegian schizo-metallers ATROX will celebrate their 20th anniversary on December 17 at Blæst in Trondheim, Norway. The band will perform a two-set show dedicated to the music from the past, present and future. Involving miscellaneous guests, this will be a one-time experience and tickets are limited. The whole evening will be recorded by multiple cameras and is to be scheduled for digital and DVD release at a later date.

Since 1990, ATROX has played and toured with some of the greatest metal bands on the planet, recorded five full-length albums and an EP, and given thousands of people a good time. After 20 years, ATROX is stronger than ever, and is ready to pay respect to its true fans.

For more information on the event, visit www.atrox.no.

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