'Show Dogs' Are On the Case
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Insomnium - Live from SF Sound Studio (2020)
"During ”An Evening with Insomnium – Live from SF Sound Studio” we'll perform our latest album Heart Like a Grave entirely, followed by a special acoustic set and a chat session with you, the fans. The VIP ticket for the evening also gives access to a pre-show gathering, starting already 18:00 CET, where the band gives a sneak peak to some new song ideas and riffs. Fans can join in the fun and send their comments. This live stream event will be hosted by the experts of keikalla.fi, the production team which which also successfully provided the Winter’s Gate live stream earlier this year."
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"During ”An Evening with Insomnium – Live from SF Sound Studio” we'll perform our latest album Heart Like a Grave entirely, followed by a special acoustic set and a chat session with you, the fans. The VIP ticket for the evening also gives access to a pre-show gathering, starting already 18:00 CET, where the band gives a sneak peak to some new song ideas and riffs. Fans can join in the fun and send their comments. This live stream event will be hosted by the experts of keikalla.fi, the production team which which also successfully provided the Winter’s Gate live stream earlier this year."
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