'Sweden Rock Cruise' With RAGE And 14 Other Bands: German TV Report Posted Online

January 10, 2013

Clas-Oliver Richter (ARD Stockholm) accompanied fans, bands and crew for 48 hours on the most recent Sweden Rock Cruise, which took place last fall. RAGE and 14 other bands took part in "the heavy metal cruise" aboard the ship Tallink Silja Galaxy, which departed from Stockholm, Sweden on October 4 and made a round trip to Turku, Finland to returned to Stockholm two days later.

Richter's half-hour report, which was broadcast on the German TV channel NDR, can be seen below.

RAGE's 21st studio album, "21", was released on February 24, 2012 via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was recorded at Twilight Hall Studio in Grefrath, Germany with Charlie Bauerfeind, who has previously worked with SAXON, BLIND GUARDIAN, HAMMERFALL and HELLOWEEN, among others.

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