WIG WAM To Support GOTTHARD In Germany

September 27, 2005

Norwegian rockers WIG WAM — winners of the 2005 Norwegian Eurovision song contest — will be supporting GOTTHARD on a German tour in November. The two bands have also worked out a deal to allow GOTTHARD to come to Norway in the spring/summer next year as the support act for WIG WAM. The two band's respective management companies has agreed to share the headlining lights and sound production. This way WIG WAM have insured a top-notch live presentation on the German market, which is rare for a support act. The GOTTHARD/WIG WAM tour schedule is as follows:

Nov. 20 - Bremen - Aladin
Nov. 21 - Hamburg - Markthalle
Nov. 22 - Berlin - Postbahnhof
Nov. 24 - Lichtenfels - Stadthalle
Nov. 25 - Memmingen - Stadthalle
Nov. 26 - Neumarkt - Juarhalle
Nov. 27 - Tuttlingen - Stadthalle
Nov. 29 - Neu-Isenburg – Hugenottenhalle
Nov. 30 - Filderstadt - Filarmonie

In other WIG WAM-related news, Napalm Records have rescheduled the release of the album "Hard to be a Rock'n Roller" in Germany, Switzerland and Austria to November, but the single, "In My Dreams", was released on Monday September 19. The new European-version video for "In My Dreams" is now ready for the German, Swiss and Austrian music channels, and on October 3, WIG WAM will be heading for a three-day-long promotional tour in Germany/Switzerland.

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