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TRISTANIA, ANATHEMA Members To Join Forces For Special Acoustic Concert

December 7, 2010

Mariangela Demurtas from the Norwegian band TRISTANIA and Danny Cavanagh from ANATHEMA will take part in a joint live acoustic performance on Wednesday, December 8 at Buckleys in Oslo, Norway. The setlist will include songs from ANATHEMA — both solo and with Mariangela on vocals — some classic covers and songs that Danny and Demurtas wrote together.

Demurtas and Cavanagh previously collaborated on songwriting this past summer in Algarve, Portugal, along with Daniel Cardoso (Portuguese drummer and producer).

Video footage of Demurtas and Cavanagh improvising a cover of JEFF BUCKLEY's song "Grace" — recorded during the summer in Algarve — can be viewed below.

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