Saturday, October 19, 2013

USA AND UK KALEID...UM...COLLIDE


Transatlantic reveal new studio album ‘Kaleidoscope’ and 2014 World Tour!







 Progressive-rock super-group Transatlantic, featuring Pete Trewavas, Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse and Roine Stolt, will release their brand new fourth studio album ‘Kaleidoscope’ on the 27th January 2014. The track-listing for the forthcoming record is as follows:


 
1. INTO THE BLUE
2. SHINE
3. BLACK AS THE SKY
4. BEYOND THE SUN
5. KALEIDOSCOPE

The band will also embark on a 6-week World Tour that will see them joined once again by Pain of Salvation’s Daniel Gildenlöw as a 5th touring member.
 
 
 
As part of the extensive tour, the band will also headline the Progressive Nation At Sea 2014 Cruise from the 18th till the 22nd February alongside 22 other leading Prog acts including Adrian Belew Power Trio, Devin Townsend Project, King's X, Anathema, Spock’s Beard and many more.
 
This unique performance will see the band performing a very special encore of classic Yes material with the legendary Jon Anderson on vocals. You can find more details on PN14 here: http://www.progressivenationatsea.com/

 

 

An Evening With Transatlantic 2014 World Tour:

Jan 31st - Los Angeles, CA - El Segundo Performing Arts Center
Feb 1st - San Francisco, CA
Feb 2nd - Seattle, WA
Feb 4th - Chicago, IL - The Arcada Theater
Feb 5th - Quebec City, Canada - Theatre Du Capitole
Feb 6th - Montreal, Canada - L'Olympia
Feb 8th - Philadelphia, PA - Keswick Theater
Feb 9th - New York City, NY - Highline Ballroom
Feb 11th - Mexico City, Mexico - Teatro Metropolitan
Feb 13th - São Paulo, Brazil - Carioca Club
Feb 14th - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Feb 15th - Santiago, Chile
Feb 18th to 22nd - Progressive Nation At Sea
Feb 27th - Madrid, Spain - La Rivera
Feb 28th - Barcelona, Spain - Razzmatazz 2
March 2nd - Milan, Italy - Alcatraz
March 3rd - Rome, Italy - Orion
March 5th - Pratteln, Switzerland - Z7
March 6th - Karlsruhe, Germany - Substage
March 7th - Munich, Germany - Muffathalle
March 8th - Berlin, Germany - Astra
March 9th - Cologne, Germany - E Werk
March 11th - Antwerp, Belgium - Trix
March 12th - London, England - The Forum
March 13th - Tilburg, Holland - 013
March 14th - Tilburg, Holland - 013
March 15th - Paris, France - Le Bataclan
June - Sweden Rock Festival

For more information visit:
www.facebook.com/transatlanticmusic
www.transatlanticweb.com
www.progressivenationatsea.com

8 comments:

  1. Good for Portnoy. Transatlantic is more of a jazzy progressive rock sound and I prefer the harder edge progressive rock. They're good though.

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    1. Alex- If you've never heard the Whirlwind album, give it a listen-I thought it had a lot more edge than the first two.

      And if you live close enough to see one of the few US shows-they are awesome live. I saw the LA show on the Whirlwind tour and it was well worth the trip to LA. I'm doing the cruise, so will see them there....may still go to the LA show.

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  2. I'm looking forward to this album. What I'm not looking forward to? Them not touring here. In fact, the thing that sucks most about having the musical tastes that I do is that almost any band I like, if they DO tour in America, usually only hits New York, LA, and Chicago. Blah.

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    1. Bryan- at the last LA show, there was a foursome of guys from a Colorado Progressive music society (who also had a band, Singularity). I made the trip from Phoenix-well worth it.

      I am on the fence about the LA show since I booked the cruise...but looking forward to this.

      Prog bands seem to just hit the two coasts and maybe Chicago. And even then, they do not sell out.

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  3. What? No Downey stop scheduled?

    Sounds like they're doing some interesting things. I've been hearing about these rock cruises lately. Another sign of a generation getting older and more prosperous (or willing to spend money they don't have).

    Lee
    Tossing It Out

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    1. The El Segundo show is being put on by CalProg, so I guess they could not book the Downey theater.

      I never have been on a cruise, so I figured I'd do this one.

      Sadly, prog rock mostly attracts men, so there won't be much eye candy on the ship...

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  4. I just realized that I need to start a progressive rock band so I can travel to fabulous places.

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    1. You may be onto something-the latest trend does seem to have bands fronted by leather clad lady singers....hoe do you think a Goth look would work for you?

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