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SEVENTH WONDER Featuring KAMELOT Singer: Live Performance Of OZZY's 'No More Tears'

June 9, 2013

Stockholm, Sweden-based progressive metal band SEVENTH WONDER, which features in its ranks current KAMELOT singer Tommy Karevik, performed on the Sweden Rock Cruise, which set sail in early April. The ship Tallink Silja Galaxy departed Stockholm on April 11 to Turku, Finland to returned to Stockholm 23 hours later (on April 12).

Fan-filmed video footage of SEVENTH WONDER's performance can be seen below.

SEVENTH WONDER is currently working on material for its next studio album, tentatively due in 2014.

The band's fourth CD, "The Great Escape", was released in December 2010 via Lion Music.

After he was officially announced as the new KAMELOT singer in June 2012, Karevik stated about his position in SEVENTH WONDER: "I will not leave SEVENTH WONDER! The SEVENTH WONDER guys and all of you fantastic and supportive fans out there will not get rid of me so easily! I love you all and you are the reason I got to where I am today! We are already working on some stuff for the next SEVENTH WONDER album and really can't wait to show it to you all!"

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