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UNEXPECT Planning European Tour

December 5, 2007

Montreal's "classical/black metal" act UNEXPECT will embark on a European tour in late 2008 alongside France's SEBKHA CHOTT. Exact cities and dates will be announced next year.

UNEXPECT has posted its live performance from a recent episode of Fox TV's "Fearless Music". Footage of the band playing the song "Desert Urbania" from their debut album "In A Flesh Aquarium" can be viewed below.

Currently in its fifth season, "Fearless Music" features established, as well as up-and-coming bands, as they perform live in a recording studio, a format very similar to the BBC's "The Old Grey Whistle Test" show from the 1970s, "Austin City Limits", "Sessions at West 54th St.", etc. except without a studio audience.

UNEXPECT will head out on the road this January with TRAIL OF TEARS for a full North American tour.

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