Carl Palmer in Montréal?

 Carl Palmer and his band willbe playing in Montréal next month. Anybody out there know anything about the lineup or set lists?

Vibrationbaby wrote:  Carl Palmer and his band willbe playing in Montréal next month. Anybody out there know anything about the lineup or set lists?

I know that there will be no singer and that they will play Tarkus, Fanfare for the common man and Hoedown.

Ok, i know the promoter for the show and they are only the band and no first parts ( the reason are this drum are too BIGGER on the stage... )
Seriously that will be an incredible show and generally, the musicians are very opens for signs autographs.

If you want save money on the tickets call directly Robert Dansereau from Progmontreal or you can go to the unicorn digital website.


From www.progmontreal.com



it is with great honor and pleasure that we invite you to celebrate 35 years of Emerson, Lake & Palmer with The Carl Palmer Band, on Saturday, May 27 2006 at the Medley (1170 St-Denis Street, Montreal).

Carl Palmer, the rhythmic backbone of progressive rock's first supergroup, has been hailed as one of the world's greatest drummers, thrilling rock fans worldwide with his dazzling speed and technical virtuosity. The Carl Palmer Band features Carl Palmer on drums and percussion, Paul Bielatowicz on guitar and Stuart Clayton on bass. The power trio will serve up an all-instrumental show, entitled "Carl Palmer Celebrates The Music of ELP".

The tour, which will begin in late May and continue through early July will cross Canada and the United States. Carl Palmer says: "I am very excited to be returning to North America to see and play for the many loyal fans I have come to know over the years", says Palmer, who announced his tour this week from Europe where Palmer has been touring since 2002. “This is a trio, which ELP also was, but we have replaced the keyboards with some very powerful guitar interpretations of that classic music. Although ELP had a lot of vocal hit songs, we were really about musicianship and conveying the spectrum of emotions through our instruments. Many of the classic elements of these songs remain, but they have been updated and reinterpreted through my new band". Among the songs featured in the show are: Tarkus, Fanfare For The Common Man, and Hoedown.

The show will begin at 9:00 PM and doors open at 7:30 PM. Tickets are available for $39.50 (plus taxes and service charges) through TicketPro at www.ticketpro.ca, or by calling 908-9090. A Unicorn Digital presentation.