RAGE: Photos From Moscow Concert Posted Online

April 28, 2007

Russia's Darkside e-zine has uploaded a number of photos of German power metallers RAGE performing last night (Friday, April 27) in Moscow with the the Belarus symphonic orchestra (Lingua Mortis Orchestra). Check out the pictures at this location.

RAGE's setlist for the performance was as follows:

01. Overture
02. From The Cradle To The Grave
03. Alive But Dead
04. French Bourree
05. Medley
a) Don't Fear The Winter (Instrumental)
Black In Mind
c) Firestorm (Instrumental)
d) Sent By The Devil
e) Lost In The Ice (Instrumental)
06. Turn The Page
07. Suite Lingua Mortis
a) Morituri Te Salutant
Prelude Of Souls
c) Innocent
d) Depression
e) No Regrets
f) Confusion
g) Black
h) Beauty
08. Fuga
09. Higher Than The Sky
10. Refuge

RAGE's new DVD, entitled "Full Moon in St. Petersburg", was released on February 23 via Nuclear Blast. The double DVD set was filmed in St. Petersburg, Russia last year in front of 15,000 fans. "Full Moon in St. Petersburg" contains the complete concert in St. Petersburg, Russia, plus a lot of behind-the-scenes footage and material from personal archives. A three-and-a-half-minute trailer for the DVD has been posted online at this location (Windows Media, 7.44 MB).

RAGE recently announced the addition of drummer André Hilgers (AXXIS, SILENT FORCE) to the group's ranks. "During [the recording sessions for] the Nuclear Blast anniversary album, we were very surprised how perfectly André's style matched our new song, 'Terrified'," the group wrote on its web site. "So it was obvious that we jammed through the RAGE classics and the sparks flew immediately. André had a lot of new ideas that fitted perfectly our style and the understanding among us was harmonically. He brings a lot of fresh blood and power to the band and we have loads of fun again playing our music."

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