HARDCORE SUPERSTAR Completes Work On New Video

March 27, 2008

Swedish sleaze rockers HARDCORE SUPERSTAR have completed work on a video for the song "Silence for the Peacefully". The clip will be available within a week on the band's MySpace page.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR recently announced the addition of guitarist Vic Zino from the band CRAZY LIXX following the departure of Thomas Silver.

Thomas Silver announced in January that he was "tired of music and touring" and left HARDCORE SUPERSTAR amicably.

Vic Zino played a number of European dates with HARDCORE SUPERSTAR as a session guitarist during the recent weeks.

Fan-filmed video footage of HARDCORE SUPERSTAR performing in Finland in February 2008 (with Vic Zino on guitar) can be viewed below (courtesy of "FinnRose90").

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR's latest album, "Dreamin' in a Casket", came out on November 7 via Gain Music Entertainment. The CD was partly recorded at In Flames Studio in Gothenburg and was produced by Adde and Martin Sandvik. A limited-edition version of "Dreamin' in a Casket" contains a documentary DVD.

Upcoming HARDCORE SUPERSTAR shows:

March 28 - Club Maiden - Oslo, Norway
March 29 - Garvaren Nje - Ljungby, Sweden
April 08 - Knaak - Berlin, Germany
April 09 - Logo - Hamburg, Germany
April 10 - Raucherkammer - Wiesbaden, Germany
April 11 - 59 To 1 - Munchen, Germany
April 13 - Poppodium Plato - Helmond, Netherlands
April 15 - La Maroquinerie - Paris, France
April 16 - Joc de nartist - Temse, Belgium
April 18 - Sala Albeniz - Gijon, Spain
April 19 - Bilborock - Bilbao, Spain
April 21 - Heineken - Madrid, Spain
April 20 - Apollo 2 - Barcelona, Spain
April 25 - Lotus Lounge - Eskilstuna, Sweden
April 26 - Metropol - Hultsfred, Sweden

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