Angra
ProgPower USA 2024
Center Stage
1374 W Peachtree St NW
Atlanta, GA 30309
Sep 4, 2024
5:00 PM EDT
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Eric
November 2nd 2018
I hope they come back to the US they are an amazing band that deserves big things in the US
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Center Stage is an icon in the Atlanta Music and Performing Arts Community, featuring three unique spaces within the same venue: Center Stage Theater, Vinyl & The Loft.
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Angra Biography
Angra is a progressive power metal formation from São Paulo, Brazil. Formed in 1991, with Andre Matos (vocals), Luís Mariutti (bass), Marco Antunes (drums), Kiko Loureiro (guitar) and Rafael Bittencourt (guitar), they underwent a big line-up change in 2000, when the vocalist Andre Matos, the bassist Luis Mariutti and the drummer Ricardo Confessori, that have entered after Marco Antunes, left the band and founded Shaman (later renamed to Shaaman) together with Luis' brother Hugo Mariutti.
They were then replaced by Eduardo Falaschi on vocals, Aquiles Priester on drums and Felipe Andreoli on bass.
Angra's new album "Aurora Consurgens" was released on October 2006.
The first single of "Aurora Consurgens" is called "The Course Of Nature" (composed by Eduardo Falaschi and Kiko Loureiro / Lyrics by: Eduardo Falaschi and it's available to download on Angra´s website: http://www.angra.net
Read MoreThey were then replaced by Eduardo Falaschi on vocals, Aquiles Priester on drums and Felipe Andreoli on bass.
Angra's new album "Aurora Consurgens" was released on October 2006.
The first single of "Aurora Consurgens" is called "The Course Of Nature" (composed by Eduardo Falaschi and Kiko Loureiro / Lyrics by: Eduardo Falaschi and it's available to download on Angra´s website: http://www.angra.net
Power Metal
Progressive Metal
Heavy Metal
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