The 2005 TSO tour dates have been announced. Unfortunately, as like 2004, there are no Florida dates. For the first time since they started touring there is no Atlanta date either.
Nightmare1z said:Yes, there's no Atlanta date which upsets me since I've gone every year. Whether or not I try and make the show in AL or SC I'm not sure
Dolamite S. Biffle said:well which group comes to the midwest? I have never seen either before, but I think I am going to go this year.
I don't get it...not one FL. show.SavaRon said:It's bullshit they aren't coming to Florida again. I seen them every year from 2000-2003 with sold-out shows every time and now they don't come here. I don't get it?
You go that right about Mark Wood he is awesome, BUTTTTTTTT you gotta to hear the other project he is involved with. VAN HELSING CURSE you talk about fabulous, its Halloween done like TSO does Christmas. Dee Snider is the producer and writter and arranger of the songs, Al Pitrellia is there also . This will blow you away. :hotjump:SavaVIDude said:
That being said, Chris Caffery and Alex (who doesn't play a lot of solos - don't be expecting Testament here!!), along with Jeff Plate (Sava drummer, who has been doing a short drum solo with TSO) are GREAT!! But Mark Wood on violin is worth the price of admission. He plays his own product (If you are straddling the fence, i would recommend GO!!
Peace,
Chris
That plus I'd like more tracks with lyrics. Still I'd like to see their show. They've been saying dates will be announced "soon" for about 3 months now. Supposedly a tour starts in October.Nightmare1z said:I like Van Helsing's Curse, but I just wish there was more music to it. Take out the narration tracks and there's just this really short album