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PAIN: New Video Interview With PETER TGTGREN

October 11, 2011

Metal-Trails.com conducted an interview with Peter Tgtgren of Swedish industrial metallers PAIN before the band's October 5, 2011 concert at Markthalle in Hamburg, Germany. You can now watch the chat below.

PAIN bassist Johan Husgafvel is sitting out the band's current European headlining tour for "family" reasons. His temporary replacement is Andre Skaug (CLAWFINGER),who previously toured with PAIN in 2007.

For a list of upcoming PAIN shows, go to this location.

Husgafvel and his girlfriend, NIGHTWISH singer Anette Olzon, welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Nemo, on July 30, 2010. Olzon also has a ten-year-old son, Seth, with her now-ex-husband.

PAIN's seventh album, "You Only Live Twice", was released on June 3 in Europe and June 21 in North America via Nuclear Blast Records.

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