MOONSPELL Performs Acoustic Set On Portugal's MTV (Video)

November 8, 2010

Portuguese metallers MOONSPELL performed an acoustic set on the "Tapete" program on Portugal's MTV this past Halloween. You can now watch video footage of their appearance below.

MOONSPELL will embark on the "Sombra" (English translation: Shadow) tour of Portugal in November-December. The band will perform acoustic and semi-acoustic versions of its best-known songs while backed by the Crystal Mountain Singers female choir and the Opus Diabolicum quintet composed of four cellists and a percussionist.

The dates are as follows:

Nov. 13 - Arcos De Valdevez - Casa Das Artes
Nov. 19 - Guimarães - Cae S. Mamede
Nov. 23 - Porto - Casa Da Música
Nov. 30 - Alcochete - Forum Cultural
Dec. 02 - Leiria - Teatro José Lúcio Silva
Dec. 03 - Ilhavo - Centro Cultural
Dec. 04 - Caldas Da Rainha - CCC
Dec. 07 - Guarda - Teatro Municipal
Dec. 09 - Portalegre - Caep

MOONSPELL is working on material for a new studio album, which it expects to release sometime in 2011. According to vocalist Fernando Ribeiro, the new songs are "the most exciting, sexiest, darkest, heaviest and catchiest stuff we've written in ages!"

MOONSPELL released a DVD, "Lusitanian Metal", in December 2008 in Europe via Century Media Records. The first disc features one complete live show recorded live in Katowice in 2004, all video clips (from "Opium" to "Everything Invaded"),an in-depth interview with all current band members and a detailed discography. The second disc offers a historical overview of the Portuguese metal group's period as a Century Media recording artist, with no less than 50 live tracks, starting with some very old-school live rehearsal recordings back in 1992 and ending with live footage from the "Spreading The Eclipse Tour".

The band's latest album, "Night Eternal", entered the national chart in Portugal at No. 3 and in Germany at No. 62. The follow-up to 2006's "Memorial" was recorded at Antfarm studios in Denmark with producer Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, DARK TRANQUILLITY, HALFORD).

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