Co-Headliner-Tour mit Voodoo Circle - Mai 2013

Die erste Hälfte der Tour mit Voodoo Circle ist Geschichte, die Jungs machen nun schnell eine kleine Pause und am Mittwoch geht es dann in Ludwigsburg in der Rockfabrik weiter.



Vorband in Mannheim

Rock Temple in Kerkrade

Pic by Marion Ney

Rock Temple Kerkrade

Pic by Marion Ney

Roscheeee

Pic by Marion Ney

Roger mit Randy Black

Voodoo-Zauber

Neal we love you!!

Memmingen

Hier eine Livereview von Mannheim - 7er Club

http://www.ffm-rock.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12558:voodoo-circle-shakra-mannheim-7er-club&catid=64:live-reviews&Itemid=310

Cool! Danke für die Eindrücke

Konzertreview vom 1. Gig auf der Tour!

http://myglobalmind.com/2013/05/29/voodoo-circle-shakra-at-burglengenfeld-on-may-8th-2013/

Live Gig Report and Photos by Jessica Kapfhammer (Contributor) Myglobalmind Webzine


A little over two months have passed since the release of the new Voodoo Circle CD “More Than One Way Home”. Now we all have the chance to listen to their songs live, because the band is currently touring through Germany, the Netherlands and Austria. The kick-off show of this small tour took place in Burglengenfeld. I was so happy to have the chance to be there!

When I arrived, we all had to wait in the anteroom of the location, because Shakra, the support act, where still having their sound check. Meanwhile it was getting more and more crowded. I was totally happy to see, that this time there will be a bigger crowd than two years ago, when I saw Voodoo Circle at the same venue. Last time there were only about 50 people. I’d say that’s definitely too less for such a great band! But this time luckily more than 250 people attended the show. Only 20 minutes before the show started, we were finally allowed to step into the main hall.

When I saw the stage, I was a bit surprised about the stage assembly, because Shakra had the whole stage to their disposal. Even the stage background looked great with all the lights, so I got the impression that they would headline the show =D I found out later, they were co-headling it.

However, Shakra started their set with “Live Is Now” – one of my favourite tracks of their current album. It would have been a perfect opener, except for the big sound problems. Especially the singer, John Prakesh, you could barely hear him. But after this song the sound engineer was able to eliminate almost all difficulties. Normally “support acts” have always problems in trying to get the crowd on their side, but not Shakra! Right from the beginning everybody was rocking out with them, which was perhaps down to the fact that they had a great setlist! At the latest when they played their great ballad “Too Good To Be True” everyone was fascinated by this great band. So everyone demanded an encore, when they left the stage after 70 minutes. But after one more song “B True B You” their show was sadly definitely over.



I don’t remember Shakra’s whole set list, but among others they played: ..............................

Matt Sinner und David Readman

Pic by Jessica Kapfmann

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgjFwQq_XDA

Videöli von Mannheim

Ein Video-Mitschnitt von Salzburg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYjXWNW3ZPo