April 9th, 2024 - New York City's Gramercy Theatre
On the second night of the tour at Gramercy Theatre, Korpiklaani truly captivated the audience with a highly polished performance. It was remarkable to witness a band operating at such a high level so early in their tour schedule. Celebrating the release of their 12th studio album, "Rankarumpu," under Nuclear Blast Records, Korpiklaani treated fans to a comprehensive journey through their illustrious career. The show culminated in a generous encore that left the crowd thoroughly thrilled. Following this successful stint in the US, the band is now set to embark on a rigorous tour across Europe, featuring a multitude of shows and festival appearances.
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Visions of Atlantis made a grand entrance onto the stage, captivating the audience with each member stepping into the spotlight to thunderous applause. The energy in the air was electric as the first chord reverberated through the venue, igniting a frenzy in the mosh pit that showed no signs of slowing down. The band's infectious enthusiasm had the crowd singing along to every chorus, practicing their best pirate dance moves, and even rowing along with the music. Mixing in tracks from their latest album, "Pirates II - Armada," they also surprised fans with a sneak peek of two unreleased songs, leaving everyone eager for more. With a busy lineup of upcoming festival performances, it's clear that Visions of Atlantis are set to make waves both near and far.
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This marked the very first performance by ILLUMISHADE in the vibrant city of New York, and the audience greeted them with a heartfelt reception. Despite having just two albums released by Napalm Records, their on-stage presence rivaled that of seasoned performers with a much larger discography. The excitement emanating from the band members as they graced the iconic New York stage was palpable, and that energy easily spread to the enthusiastic crowd. Here's to hoping that ILLUMISHADE will grace the NYC stage once again in the near future.
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