RAGE Schedule Korean Appearance

December 20, 2004

German power metallers RAGE will perform at the Rolling Hall in Seoul, Korea on February 3, 2005.

The upcoming show will mark the group's second-ever appearance in Korea. RAGE had previously headlined the Busan Rock Festival in 2003 alongside SKYFIRE, ARCH ENEMY, SOILWORK and NEIL ZAZA, among others.

RAGE released a DVD and live album, "From the Cradle to the Stage", last month via SPV Records. "From the Cradle to the Stage" was issued in standard jewel case (double live CD — featuring a bonus track),super king-size jewel case (double DVD) and a limited-edition digipack, including the double live CD and double DVD. The first DVD contains the complete RAGE concert recorded on January 25, 2004 in Bochum, Germany, while the second disc features a 50-minute history of the band, including a lot of early footage, a "making of" segment, two studio documentaries, four extra live songs spanning various phases of the group's career, and all 11 of the band's promotional video clips. More than five hours of material is included on the double DVD package.

(Thanks: www.rocknew.com)

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