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With the uncertainties of possible lockdowns and rising infection numbers, planning a pan-European tour is getting near-on impossible and a massive risk for bands around the globe. For this reason, the Swedish glam metal sensation Deathstars see themselves forced to once more postpone their upcoming shows.

Yet, the time will come for fans to finally witness the band live on stage with songs from their new, still untitled album that has been quietly in the making for the past few years.

Due to the current world situation with Covid-19, the Swedish death glam sensation Deathstars have had to postpone their European tour dates to 2022.

Singer Whiplasher Bernadotte states: “Since the pandemic obviously still makes it impossible for bands to perform in the flesh, the tour will be postponed yet another round. We aim to hit the stages all over the planet, starting with Europe in spring 2022”.

Due to the current world situation with Covid-19, the Swedish death glam sensation Deathstars had to postpone their European tour dates, which have now been rescheduled for 2021.

Singer Whiplasher Bernadotte states: “It’s stating the obvious, but it’s not been possible to do the tour as once scheduled before the pandemic”.

The news about the groundbreaking online concert that Pain is going to stream on June 12th at 19.00 CEST from the Abyss Studio in Sweden spread like a wildfire - arousing such a massive interest that the band decided to not only stream via Lookport, but also make the unique event accessible for Facebook.

The Swedish band will also collaborate with Nuclear Blast to offer the stream via the official Nuclear Blast Youtube channel enabling the full Pain experience via all platforms.

Northlane’s fifth album “Alien” is their boldest and most personal yet, as well as their most successful. It had fans and critics raving, racking up over 30 million streams, prompting sold-out shows worldwide and winning the band’s third ARIA Award for Best Hard Rock or Heavy Album.

Sweden’s infernal five-some have postponed their UK and European tour: after a four year live absence, the death glam sensation Deathstars returned to the stage last summer, playing some of the world’s biggest festivals, and now they plan to come back with their UK and European tour in autumn/winter 2020.

Due to delays with their upcoming album recording process, the band has been forced to postpone the spring tour dates. All tickets purchased will be vaild for the new dates and venues.

On March 20th, 2020, Master Boot Record will release his Metal Blade Records debut, “Floppy Disk Overdrive”.

The world’s biggest metal label, Nuclear Blast, has signed Finnish industrial metal stars Turmion Kätilöt.

The Germany based record label will release the group’s next album which was quietly recorded during the last couple of months. The record, entitled “Global Warning”, will be released on April 17th, 2020, and according to the band it sounds “f*cking great”.

Metal Blade Records is proud to welcome Master Boot Record to its worldwide roster!

Master Boot Record mysteriously appeared on the Internet on September 1st, 2016, with a text claiming: “I am a 486DX-33MHz-64MB processing avant-garde chiptune, synthesized heavy metal & classical symphonic music. 100% Synthesized, 100% Dehumanized”, and a logo featuring the DOS command prompt and a Vegvìsir symbol.

After recently reuniting with guitarist Cat Casino and celebrating their long-awaited comeback at major festivals such as Wacken, Graspop and Masters Of Rock, after a four year live absence - death glam sensation Deathstars can’t wait to hit the road again and have announced the first dates of their upcoming European headline tour. The dates are set to take place in spring 2020, and the run includes four UK shows in April/May.