Former ANGRA Singer To Be Joined By MOONSPELL Frontman For Athens Acoustic Set

February 14, 2008

Former ANGRA/SHAAMAN frontman André Matos will perform an acoustic set at the Revenge Of Rock Club in Athens, Greece on Wednesday, February 27. MOONSPELL singer Fernando Ribeiro will join Matos for one song. This event, organized by the Greek edition of Rock Hard, starts at 10:00 p.m. Admission is free. Check out a poster at this location.

In related news, Ribeiro will be the guest DJ at the Revenge Of Rock Club on Tuesday, February 26. This event begins at 11:00 p.m. Admission is free.

Matos recently inked a deal with SPV for the European release of his solo debut, "Time to be Free". Due on February 25, 2008 (three days earlier in Germany),the CD — which came out in Japan on August 22 via Avalon/Marquee Inc. — was produced by Roy Z (BRUCE DICKINSON, HALFORD, JUDAS PRIEST) and Sascha Paeth (KAMELOT, EDGUY, RHAPSODY, FREEDOM CALL) between November 2006 and February 2007 at Ultra Sonica and Brainless Brothers Studios in São Paulo, Brazil and at Gate Studio in Wolfsburg, Germany.

"Time to be Free" track listing:

01. Menuett
02. Letting Go
03. Rio
04. Remember Why
05. How Long (Unleashed Way)
06. Looking Back
07. Face The End
08. Time To Be Free
09. Rescue
10. A New Moonlight
11. Endeavour
12. Separate Ways (World Apart) (Japanese bonus track)

Check out the cover artwork at this location.

SHAAMAN (formerly SHAMAN) — the Brazilian band featuring former ANGRA members Matos, Luis Mariutti (bass) and Ricardo Confessori (drums) — officially called it quits in October 2006. The break-up, which was long rumored, was attributed to personal and musical differences. The group has since reformed under the SHAMAN moniker, featuring drummer Ricardo Confessori alongside guitarist Leo Mancini, vocalist Thiago Bianchi and bassist Fernando Quesada.

Watch an interview with André Matos conducted in Japan on August 24. 2007:

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