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Dead Posey (US) + Special Guests: Prospective, Cold Culture
Event by: Rock for People
Location: Klub Varšava, Varšavská 1077/10, Praha 2
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About event
The charismatic pair Dead Posey is heading to Prague. The American band known for their raw sound and the Gothic visual will perform on October 25 at the Warsaw Club. Prospective and Cold Culture will be presented as special guests.
🎫 Tickets are on sale at GoOut https: //goout.net/en/dead-posey%2Bsupport-prospective%2Bcold-culture/szviiwx/ .
No The theme, from cults and monsters to nightmares and devils, is not taboo taboo for the stormy rock duo. Danyell Souza and Tony Nova have stood up since its inception in Los Angeles in their 1920s - sexism, oppression and religious dogmas - with a hearty dose of angry guitars and vocal sins, combining the characteristic features of Gothic spirit and punk rebellion with Synth pop 80. Flight. After spending the night in the newspaper and sang for the first time on the microphone the song “Come As You Are” by Nirvana, it unlocked the newly discovered passion. As he says, "Since then, I knew this was what I should do in my life." This mission was largely fulfilled because the electrifying originals such as the recent apocalyptic singles "Welcome to The Nightmare" and "She Went Bad" and the Classic striking cover like "Blue Monday" by New Order and "Never Let Me Down Again" by Depeche Mode are responding across the music.
🎫 Tickets are on sale at GoOut https: //goout.net/en/dead-posey%2Bsupport-prospective%2Bcold-culture/szviiwx/ .
No The theme, from cults and monsters to nightmares and devils, is not taboo taboo for the stormy rock duo. Danyell Souza and Tony Nova have stood up since its inception in Los Angeles in their 1920s - sexism, oppression and religious dogmas - with a hearty dose of angry guitars and vocal sins, combining the characteristic features of Gothic spirit and punk rebellion with Synth pop 80. Flight. After spending the night in the newspaper and sang for the first time on the microphone the song “Come As You Are” by Nirvana, it unlocked the newly discovered passion. As he says, "Since then, I knew this was what I should do in my life." This mission was largely fulfilled because the electrifying originals such as the recent apocalyptic singles "Welcome to The Nightmare" and "She Went Bad" and the Classic striking cover like "Blue Monday" by New Order and "Never Let Me Down Again" by Depeche Mode are responding across the music.