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Myth
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The National
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KAMELOT IN CONCERT:
Power metal band Kamelot offers ticket buyers a theatrical, high-octane live experience that always gets fans’ hearts pounding. Audiences love Tommy Karevik’s mystical lyrics and soaring vocals, especially since he often invites them to sing along with his epic songs. Kamelot’s virtuosic musicianship provides a solid foundation for their majestic tunes, and guitarist Thomas Youngblood is sure to have heads banging with his pummeling, shred-filled leads. Throw in the thunderous, rapid-fire drumming of Casey Grillo and you have the recipe for an unforgettable live show. Kamelot has taken all their power and passion and poured it into their 2015 North American Tour, giving audiences a chance to see this thrilling visual and auditory spectacle for themselves.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Formed in Tampa, Florida, in 1991 by guitarist Thomas Youngblood and drummer Richard Warner, Kamelot has delivered classic metal to the masses for nearly two decades. When singer Roy Kahn joined the band in 1998, he helped the band achieve a new level of success with the album Siege Perilous. In 2005 the band taped their first music videos for the songs “March of Mephisto” and “The Haunting (Somewhere in Time)”, two standouts from the album Black Halo. With the release of Poetry for the Poisoned in 2010, the band made its first chart appearance in the US. They followed up with Silverthorn two years later, experiencing similar commercial success while also introducing new vocalist Tommy Karevik to the masses. Their 2015 album Haven continues the band’s hot streak and delivers the same epic story-telling and heavy metal virtuosity that have made them a favorite of metal fans all over the world.
Hammerfall was the true star Monday night at Tannahill Tavern. The band was spot-on with their performance. The lead vocals were clear and crisp, the banter getting the crowd into the show and the sound perfect.
Kamleot is just hands down amazing. Keep doing what you do, and pouring your love into the lyrics and music
Kamelot is the best show I've ever been to ever. They're classy and effective, music is always balanced and they're very interactive. I've never had a negative experience after 20 years of being a fan!
Very good lead-in bands. Ad Infinitum was great. HammerFall were loud and energetic, but their "choreography"seemed corny. Great audience participation by all bands. Kamelot were very good and their lead singer was excellent. The best songs were when Melissa Bonny from Ad Infinitum joined in the singing.
I came just for Ad Infinitum and they were incredible!! Only bad thing is they only played 7 songs and no encore.
the concert was great got front row for to fist pump like 5 different band members between ad infinitum and kamelot. even strummed a bass hahaha. got 2 picks. was a great time and my god was Melissa bonny even more gorgeous up close and in person.
Really enjoyed the venue. Friendly staff. Bands were all very good. Thought Kamelot's guitar sound a little muddy, but it has been like that before.
I love their music and stage performance. Only disappointment was they didnt do The Haunting with Melissa Bonny there
I took my 12 year old daughter to see them. She had a great time and so did I. The performance was great and the venue was really nice.
I went for the opening band Ad Infinitum. I left after that. I’m sure Kamelot did good. I’ve heard a few good tunes from them.
