They'll be in Quebec City the evening before the Terra Incognita Prog festival. One other concert in Quebec, apparently many in the US.
http://www.seventhrecords.com/NAVI/concerts.html
Quebec City Festival : terraincognita.quebec
They'll be in Quebec City the evening before the Terra Incognita Prog festival. One other concert in Quebec, apparently many in the US.
http://www.seventhrecords.com/NAVI/concerts.html
Quebec City Festival : terraincognita.quebec
Man, can't wait to see where they play in the U.S.
I see they are playing FIMAV-
Are there any other anounced bands for this years festival?
Hey, anyone going to any of those Japanese dates? I wonder what airfare to Tokyo costs.
Boston, we need Boston!!
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How does a band such as Magma afford to do a tour of North America? Wouldn't they lose money?
They don't. They get offered a festival show (in this case, I'm guessing that would be the Victoriaville deal) and if they can fit one or two other shows around that, they do it. But an actual "tour", as in spending four weeks in a mini-van crisscrossing North America, is pretty much out of the question, as I understand it.
Looks like they are going to be in N America twice according to the schedule on the 7th site: 2 - 18 April in the States, and then at least two dates in Canada on the 15th and 17th May, with the UK dates between. (Therefore, the Victoriaville date is independent of the US dates.)
At the moment, that sounds like that might be wishful thinking for those US dates. Presumably, they have "tentative dates" planned. And I would bet dollars to donuts it's only going to be a couple or a few shows, not a full blown tour of any kind. I'll be happy if I'm wrong though.
Holy cow I have to go see Magma for real
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Another one reason for me to go to Quebec City's prog fest that already announced a great line-up.
If Magma comes anywhere on the East Coast between NC and MA, I'll do my best to make it happen. Goblin managed to make it happen so hopefully Magma can as well...
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I really hope *someplace* towards the middle of the US (I'm thinking Chicago, possibly Denver or even Dallas) has a date or two on the tour if it happens.
I hope they can hit Chicago, since I live only 150 miles from there and have kids who can put me up.
I do believe that when they play overseas, they rent a lot of the equipment they need. Sound systems, drums, etc.
I'm not lazy. I just work so fast I'm always done.
Here's hoping that they'll play Chicago, but history kind of dictates this city doesn't draw all that well for "prog"... Hopefully Steve is right and they can pull a wider audience.
Cross fingers!
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