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TARJA TURUNEN In Moscow: Photos, Video Footage Available

December 23, 2009

Russia's Darkside has posted high-quality photos of former NIGHTWISH singer Tarja Turunen's December 22, 2009 concert at B1 Maximum in Moscow.

Fan-filmed video footage of the performance can be viewed below.

Tarja Turunen has set "What Lies Beneath" as the working title of her new solo CD, tentatively due in early 2010. She says, "With [2007's] 'My Winter Storm', I chose the name of the album in the early stages and that helped me to create the concept for the album. With the new album, I decided to do it the same way, so I searched for an inspiring title and all the songs are one way or another related to it."

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