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'Barge To Hell': 30-Minute Video Recap From Brazil's 'Stay Heavy'

July 8, 2013

Brazil's "Stay Heavy" has posted a 30-minute video recap of Barge To Hell — the world's most extreme metal cruise, which sailed Monday, December 3, 2012 from Miami, Florida to Nassau, Bahamas and returned to the real world on Friday, December 7. Check out the footage below.

Barge To Hell was described by the organizers as "not one of the cruises where you share the ship with regular cruise guests... It's like everyone has a backstage pass and you can mingle side-by-side with the artists in this incredibly fan-friendly scenario that has no comparison." You can "see every band play two live shows on three stages, each with its own unique atmosphere: The luxurious 'A Chorus Line' theater, the cozy 'Spectrum' club and the jewel: the open-air stage on the pool deck. Get all your memorabilia signed at the meet-and-greet sessions. Be part of the infamous 'metal karaoke' and many other very special activities with the artists on board. Last but not least: Don't forget that there are bars on board that never close!"

For more information, visit www.bargetohell.com.

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