Sebastian Bach is currently working on the upcoming release of a brand new DVD/live CD package entitled “ABachalypse Now.”
Scheduled for release in the Spring of 2013, the DVD/CD includes never-before-seen footage from this year’s GrasPop Festival in Belgium, the full Hellfest set from France (see it below), and the fully-remixed and remastered Club Nokia show from Los Angeles (originally broadcast on AXS TV).
“I am so excited for all of you to witness and experience ABachalypse Now,” said Bach. “We have included three recent concerts and the footage is totally kickass! It’s remixed and remastered for full audio and video quality. The performances and energy of the crowds are killer throughout the DVD and you really feel like you are at the shows. Prepare yourselves for the coming ABachalypse – now!”
Bach’s latest album, “Kicking & Screaming,” was produced by Bob Marlette (Black Sabbath, Shinedown, Atreyu, Filter) and debuted in the Top 75 of the Billboard Top 200 Album chart.
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