Tix on sale March 14 for end of april dates. Dunno any more info than that at the moment. Got that from michael coppel site.
I'm there though.. Cornell rocks!
I'm there though.. Cornell rocks!
Audioslave tour
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Blitzkrieg
Master Exploder
Spiff
I have the power
Info from Ticketek.com.au:
TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY MARCH 14, 9AM
BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE
Date : Wed Apr 30
Price : $tbc
HORDERN PAVILION SYDNEY
Date : Wed Apr 23
Price : $tbc
ROD LAVER ARENA AT MELBOURNE PARK
Date : Sat Apr 26
Price : $tbc
* Pricing information will appear when confirmed
Michael Coppel Presents
THE VOICE OF SOUNDGARDEN MEETS THE POWER OF RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
Two of the most important bands of the '90's have come together to create the future sound of rock: Audioslave.
Audioslave features Chris Cornell, the lead singer/guitarist of Soundgarden on vocals, and Rage Against The Machine's Tim Commerford (bass), Tom Morello (guitar) and Brad Wilk (drums).
Coming together after the demise of their previous bands the members of Audioslave released their debut album late last year to an eager public, achieving both critical acclaim and a top 10 ARIA chart debut - with Australian sales now approaching 100,000 multi-platinum success threatens.
As Spin Magazine wrote: "The guitar playing on this record is blow-off-your-fucking-skull-with-a-ground-to-air-missile incredible ..Cornell meanwhile, still has the strongest rock voice in existence.."
Preceding the album was the first single "Cochise", named after the last great American Indian chief to die free and unconquered. As the drums lead into the searing opening guitar riff you knew all the anticipation had been worthwhile.
2nd single "Like A Stone" is to be released at the end of March and highlights Tom Morello's other-worldly guitars and Chris Cornell's unique voice - the overall result is both fresh and liberating.
Chris Cornell formed Soundgarden in 1985 and over the course of 12 years the group established themselves as one of the most influential of rock, selling over 20 million albums worldwide.
Soundgarden continued to release critically acclaimed platinum-selling albums as the music of RATM was creating a fierce and uncompromising meld of punk-inspired hard rock and politically charged rap. With the release of their self titled debut in 1992 the face of rock music began to change.
Responsible separately for some of the most groundbreaking music of the past 15 years, collectively Soundgarden and RATM paved the way for bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Queens of the Stone Age and a generation of bands that followed in their wake.
Now Audioslave are everything you hoped they could be - and more. Experience Audioslave for yourself in April.
Visit www.coppel.com.au for more information.
TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY MARCH 14, 9AM
BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE
Date : Wed Apr 30
Price : $tbc
HORDERN PAVILION SYDNEY
Date : Wed Apr 23
Price : $tbc
ROD LAVER ARENA AT MELBOURNE PARK
Date : Sat Apr 26
Price : $tbc
* Pricing information will appear when confirmed
Michael Coppel Presents
THE VOICE OF SOUNDGARDEN MEETS THE POWER OF RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
Two of the most important bands of the '90's have come together to create the future sound of rock: Audioslave.
Audioslave features Chris Cornell, the lead singer/guitarist of Soundgarden on vocals, and Rage Against The Machine's Tim Commerford (bass), Tom Morello (guitar) and Brad Wilk (drums).
Coming together after the demise of their previous bands the members of Audioslave released their debut album late last year to an eager public, achieving both critical acclaim and a top 10 ARIA chart debut - with Australian sales now approaching 100,000 multi-platinum success threatens.
As Spin Magazine wrote: "The guitar playing on this record is blow-off-your-fucking-skull-with-a-ground-to-air-missile incredible ..Cornell meanwhile, still has the strongest rock voice in existence.."
Preceding the album was the first single "Cochise", named after the last great American Indian chief to die free and unconquered. As the drums lead into the searing opening guitar riff you knew all the anticipation had been worthwhile.
2nd single "Like A Stone" is to be released at the end of March and highlights Tom Morello's other-worldly guitars and Chris Cornell's unique voice - the overall result is both fresh and liberating.
Chris Cornell formed Soundgarden in 1985 and over the course of 12 years the group established themselves as one of the most influential of rock, selling over 20 million albums worldwide.
Soundgarden continued to release critically acclaimed platinum-selling albums as the music of RATM was creating a fierce and uncompromising meld of punk-inspired hard rock and politically charged rap. With the release of their self titled debut in 1992 the face of rock music began to change.
Responsible separately for some of the most groundbreaking music of the past 15 years, collectively Soundgarden and RATM paved the way for bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Queens of the Stone Age and a generation of bands that followed in their wake.
Now Audioslave are everything you hoped they could be - and more. Experience Audioslave for yourself in April.
Visit www.coppel.com.au for more information.
Spiff
I have the power
Hmm, I might go seeing as they're playing at the only venue in Brisbane that I'm really prepared to go to.
Blitzkrieg
Master Exploder
If tickets aren't that much I wouldn't mind going. I wonder if they play any Soundgarden/RATM songs live...
Southy
Proud Brisbane Metaller
Doubt they would play any of thr old band stuff together, as for prices..i think they will be too much at the BEC
Spiff
I have the power
Well, they'd have to play something that's not on the album because it'll be a short show otherwise!
Ah fuck they're at Rod Laver Arena, so ticket's are bound to be bloody expensive. I saw Soundgarden for $35 or so in 1997, and I bet these ones will be double that, even though Audioslave aren't as good as Soundgarden were! I'll see how I am for money later......
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