GORGOROTH: More South American Tour Dates Announced

June 4, 2007

Norwegian black metallers GORGOROTH have lined up shows in Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Colombia and Argentina in September immediately following their previously announced Brazilian dates. The group's schedule is now shaping up as follows:

Sep. 13 - Brazil, Campinas SP - Hammer Rock Bar
Sep. 14 - Brazil, São Paulo/ SP - Hangar 110
Sep. 15 - Brazil, Belo Horizonte - MG Lapa Multishow
Sep. 16 - Brazil, Rio de Janeiro/ RJ - [to be announced]
Sep. 17 - Brazil, Porto Alegre/ RS - Bar Opinião
Sep. 19 - Argentina, Buenos Aires - [to be announced]
Sep. 20 - Chile, Santiago - [to be announced]
Sep. 21 - Peru, Lima - [to be announced]
Sep. 22 - Equador, Quito - [to be announced]
Sep. 24 - Colombia, Bogota - [to be announced]

GORGOROTH's video for the song "Carving a Giant" has been posted online at this location.

The "Carving a Giant" clip made its debut on MTV Norway's "Headbanger's Ball" on May 20. The track comes off GORGOROTH's latest CD, "Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam", which was released last year via Sweden's Regain Records.

An in-depth report on the "Carving a Giant" video shoot is available at Imhotep.

GORGOROTH guitarist Infernus was recently released on parole after serving time for aggravated sexual assault in connection with an alleged rape of a 29-year-old woman in Bergen, Norway in 2004.

Infernus and a friend (whose identity has not been revealed by the Norwegian media) were found guilty in 2005 of raping the woman. They were both sentenced to three years in prison. In January 2006, the court of appeals upheld Tiegs' friend's rape conviction, but found no evidence to support the rape charge against the GORGOROTH guitarist.

For more information on this case, click here.

GORGOROTH frontman Gaahl was released from the Norwegian prison in December after being jailed since the spring of 2006.

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