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| Tour of Cathedral Electric Wizard Grand Magus | ||
| Year | 2006 | |
| Start date | 2 February 2006 | |
| End date | 4 March 2006 | |
| Shows | 22 | |
| Region | Europe | |
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Doomed Trinity is a tour from 2006, featuring Cathedral with direct support from Electric Wizard and Grand Magus who were both signed to Lee Dorrian's label Rise Above Records at the time. Notably, Cathedral would be touring in support of The Garden of Unearthly Delights, released circa Fall 2005 via Nuclear Blast Records. Electric Wizard would be further touring in support of We Live, released in the Summer of 2004 via Rise Above Records and lastly Grand Magus would be touring in support of Wolf's Return, released on 14 June 2005 via Rise Above Records.
Background[]
Prior to Doomed Trinity being officially booked the tour was originally proposed to go throughout October 2005 as a co-headlining bill between Cathedral and Candlemass, with Grand Magus as support.[1] However on 20 August the tour would be called off due to financial issues according to Candlemass bassist Leif Edling.[2] On 14 October Grand Magus and Cathedral would perform at The Underworld in London,[3] the latter band performing the 27-minute song "The Garden" live for the first time.[4]
Doomed Trinity would be initially announced for late October and November but postponed, with Cathedral touring with Cradle of Filth that December.[5] Dates would begin to surface in the Winter[6][7] until the full list of 22 dates would be announced later that month.[8]
Notably following the tour two of the three bands would experience lineup changes. In regards to Grand Magus, on 23 March 2006 it would be announced that drummer Fredrik "Trisse" Liefvendahl would amicably depart from the band, later joining Abramis Brama.[9] Sebastian "Seb" Sippola would be announced as the band's new drummer that next month.[10] In regards to Electric Wizard, drummer Justin Greaves would be out of the band after a falling out, later founding his own project Crippled Black Phoenix. Shaun Rutter would join Electric Wizard in late 2006 as the band began work on their sixth album Witchcult Today, which would be released in November of 2007.
Dates[]
- 2 February 2006 - Effenaar, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
- 3 February 2006 - Het Patronaat, Tilburg, The Netherlands
- 4 February 2006 - Nighttown, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- 5 February 2006 - Helling, Utrecht, The Netherlands
- 6 February 2006 - Knaack, Berlin, Germany
- 9 February 2006 - Tavastia, Helsinki, Finland
- 11 February 2006 - The Shrine, Stockholm, Sweden
- 12 February 2006 - Sticky Fingers, Gothenburg, Sweden
- 13 February 2006 - Molotow, Hamburg, Germany
- 14 February 2006 - Backstage, Munich, Germany
- 15 February 2006 - Arena, Vienna, Austria
- 16 February 2006 - Z7, Pratteln, Switzerland
- 17 February 2006 - Transilvania Live, Milan, Italy
- 18 February 2006 - Zero Circus, Sesto Florentino, Italy
- 20 February 2006 - Underground, Köln, Germany
- 21 February 2006 - Matrix, Bochum, Germany
- 23 February 2006 - La Laiterie, Strasbourg, France
- 24 February 2006 - Batofar, Paris, France
- 25 February 2006 - Concorde 2, Brighton, England
- 26 February 2006 - Academy 3, Manchester, England
- 3 March 2006 - Islington Academy, London, England
- 4 March 2006 - Rock City, Nottingham, England
Lineup[]
Cathedral[]
- Lee Dorrian - Vocals
- Gaz Jennings - Guitar
- Leo Smee - Bass
- Brian Dixon - Drums
Electric Wizard[]
- Jus Oborn - Guitar, Vocals
- Liz Buckingham - Guitar
- Rob Al-Issa - Bass
- Justin Greaves - Drums
Grand Magus[]
External Links[]
References[]
| V·T·E Cathedral | |
|---|---|
| Final Lineup | Lee Dorrian • Gaz Jennings • Brian Dixon • Scott Carlson |
| Selected Past Members | Mark Griffiths • Adam Lehan • Mike Smail • Mark Ramsey Wharton • Leo Smee • Victor Griffin • Joe Hasselvander • Barry Stern |
| Studio Albums | Forest of Equilibrium • The Ethereal Mirror • The Carnival Bizarre • Supernatural Birth Machine • Caravan Beyond Redemption • Endtyme • The VIIth Coming • The Garden of Unearthly Delights • The Guessing Game • The Last Spire |
| Extended Plays | In Memoriam • Soul Sacrifice • Twylight Songs • Statik Majik • Hopkins (The Witchfinder General) • Gargoylian • A New Ice Age |
| Other Releases | Our God Has Landed • The Serpent's Gold • Anniversary • Happy Fucking Birthday |
| Selected Associated Bands, Etc. | Rise Above Records • Dave Patchett • Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine • Firebird • Penance • Death Penalty • The Skull • Workshed • With The Dead • Septic Tank • Lucifer • Napalm Death • Repulsion • Acid Reign • Chrome Hoof |
| V·T·E Electric Wizard | |
|---|---|
| Current Members | Jus Oborn • Liz Buckingham • Simon Poole • Haz Wheaton |
| Past and Live-Only Members | Tim Bagshaw • Mark Greening • Rob Al-Issa • Justin Greaves • Shaun Rutter • Tasos Danazoglou • Glenn Charman • Clayton Burgess |
| Studio Albums | Electric Wizard • Come My Fanatics... • Dopethrone • Let Us Prey • We Live • Witchcult Today • Black Masses • Time to Die • Wizard Bloody Wizard |
| Other Releases | Electric Wizard/Our Haunted Kingdom • Chrono.Naut • Supercoven • Radio 1 Session 1/05 • Electric Wizard / Reverend Bizarre • The Processean • Legalise Drugs and Murder • Live Maryland Deathfest 2012 • Lucifer's Satanic Daughter |
| Associated Bands, Artists, Etc. | Ramesses • 11Paranoias • Sourvein • 13 • Iron Monkey • Teeth of Lions Rule the Divine • With The Dead • Serpentine Path • Dead Witches • Hawkwind • Great Coven • Eight Hands For Kali • Sabbah Navahthani • Friends of Hell • Satan's Satyrs • Crippled Black Phoenix • Pre-Electric Wizard 1989-1994 |