HARDCORE SUPERSTAR To Support IN FLAMES In U.K., Ireland

February 7, 2009

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR will support fellow Swedes IN FLAMES on their upcoming tour of U.K. and Ireland.

Confirmed dates are as follows:

April 15 - Norwich, UK - Waterfront
April 16 - Colchester, UK - Arts Centre
April 17 - Brighton, UK - Concorde 2
April 18 - Oxford, UK - Academy
April 19 - Leeds, UK - Cockpit
April 21 - Newcastle, UK - Academy 2
April 22 - Dundee, UK - Fat Sams
April 23 - Belfast, Ireland - Mandela Hall
April 24 - Dublin, Ireland - Academy
April 25 - Cork, Ireland Pavillion
April 27 - Exeter, UK - Lemon Grove
April 28 - Cardiff, UK - University Solus
April 29 - Cambridge, UK - Junction
April 30 - Sheffield, UK - Corporation
May 01 - Liverpool, UK - Academy 2
May 02 - Northampton, UK - Roadmender

A four-minute video clip featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the recording sessions for the new HARDCORE SUPERSTAR album can be viewed below.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR has set "Beg For It" as the title of its new CD, due in June. The album was recorded at IN FLAMES' studio in Gothenburg, Sweden.

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

Thomas Silver announced in January 2008 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 early months of 2008.

HARDCORE SUPERSTAR's latest album, "Dreamin' in a Casket", came out in November 2007 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.

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