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Die Form live in Stockholm, Tinitus Festival, Good Friday and Easter Saturday 2009. It's not up on the website yet, but I have first hand information that it's confirmed. HE DID IT!
I had vague plans to go to Hamburg or somewhere and see them back when they toured with Duality, but it never happened. They have almost completely stopped touring since then, apparently the Fichots concentrate on full-on performance art rather than regular gigs (and more power to them), and so the demands on the stage and equipment are very high. I know that D and some other people have been in contact with them about getting them to perform here for a couple of years. Die Form haven't played in Sweden since the late 80's or early 90's. I am so glad it's finally happening.
Also a number of other fabulous bands, of course - The Klinik and DAF, both Gabi Delgado and Robert Görl, were booked for a date in November, but that fell through because Marc Verhaegen backed out of it. I hope they're booked for these dates instead. I'm sure the line-up will be outstanding either way, it's the festival's ten year anniversary and D wants to make something spectacular out of it.
Have also heard gossip about Kolingsborg and Tech Noir, and it seems things are on the right track after all - keeping my fingers crossed!
I had vague plans to go to Hamburg or somewhere and see them back when they toured with Duality, but it never happened. They have almost completely stopped touring since then, apparently the Fichots concentrate on full-on performance art rather than regular gigs (and more power to them), and so the demands on the stage and equipment are very high. I know that D and some other people have been in contact with them about getting them to perform here for a couple of years. Die Form haven't played in Sweden since the late 80's or early 90's. I am so glad it's finally happening.
Also a number of other fabulous bands, of course - The Klinik and DAF, both Gabi Delgado and Robert Görl, were booked for a date in November, but that fell through because Marc Verhaegen backed out of it. I hope they're booked for these dates instead. I'm sure the line-up will be outstanding either way, it's the festival's ten year anniversary and D wants to make something spectacular out of it.
Have also heard gossip about Kolingsborg and Tech Noir, and it seems things are on the right track after all - keeping my fingers crossed!
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