In case you missed any of the Nephs' shows in Sweden, either due to geography, finances, or other matters, here's a chance to check out the full Malmo set:
In addition, I've fully updated the site's live page for all of the confirmed dates for 2013. (I hope.) If I'm missing anything, let me know.
Fields of the Nephilim have confirmed that they will play a series of dates in Germany in late November, with the Merciful Nuns supporting. Here are the dates and venues:
November 28, 2013: Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany // tickets
November 29, 2013: Postbahnhof am Ostbahnhof, Berlin, Germany // tickets
November 30, 2013: Der Anker, Leipzig, Germany // tickets
December 1, 2013: Live Music Hall, Koln, Germany // tickets
Sorry for the delay in getting this one online, folks! The Nephs played Stockholm on Sunday night, and deviated from their other Swedish setlists to bring you this lineup:
Main set:
Shroud
Straight to the Light
One More Nightmare
From the Fire
Love Under Will
The Watchman
Psychonaut
Moonchild
Mourning Sun
Encores:
Preacher Man
Zoon 3
Last Exit for the Lost
Again, if you have links to photos or videos from any of these shows, please send them along. I'd love to post them.
Fields of the Nephilim rocked Oslo, Norway on April 25, and Sweden's Malmo and Gothenburg on April 26 and 27. So far, the setlists have been identical, but all have included Tony Pettitt on bass. Here's what they played:
Main set:
Shroud
Straight To The Light
One More Nightmare
From the Fire
Love Under Will
Watchman
Psychonaut
Moonchild
Mourning Sun
Encore:
Last Exit For the Lost
The lads have one more gig in this mini-tour of Scandinavia: Sweden tomorrow night. In the meantime, if any of you have photos or videos from the gigs, please send them my way!
I'd heard rumors that something "very special" would happen in Helsinki, and sure enough, it did. Tony Pettitt, the founding bassist of Fields of the Nephilim, who now plays regularly with NFD and the Eden House, took on bass duties last night in Finland. No word yet on whether this is a one-off or whether he'll play more shows with FOTN live, but still, what a treat for those who were there. To see a photo of Tony in action, check out this photo from FOTN manager Rob Ferguson.
Hopefully we'll get the setlist soon, and I expect we'll start seeing videos turn up from the show as people begin to recover from what they witnessed last night in Scandinavia.
EDIT: Here's the setlist (Yes, I'm assuming that's a typo in the date), thanks to @spiraldrain and Ande Tucker:
Main set:
Shroud
Straight to the Light
One More Nightmare
From the Fire
Love Under Will
The Watchman
Preacher Man
Psychonaut
Moonchild
Zoon Pt. 3
Encore:
Penetration
Last Exit For The Lost
Vet for the Insane
And here's the video for "Last Exit." So good to hear Tony on the bass.
The Eden House announced today that they will be holding an album launch party for "Half Life" Sunday, June 9, at the Lexington in London with guests Jordan Reyne and Red Sun Revival.
Also this week, Peter Yates unveiled a new album, "This Is Outside," which you can check out at Bandcamp. Enjoy!
The Eden House unveiled their brand-new video for "Bad Men (OnTheirWayToDoBadThings)", featuring vocalist Monica Richards (Faith & The Muse) and guest guitarists Phil Manzanera (Roxy Music), and Simon Hinkler (The Mission), over the weekend. Check it out:
Also, I updated this on the Live page but not here: the Helsinki show scheduled for February 22 has been postponed to March 22.
Just a quick note to mention that all the Sweden shows and the Amphi Festival gig have been confirmed by the official site. Apparently, though, they don't yet have a venue nailed down for the Stockholm gig, so pretend I never said anything about the Debaser club for now, OK? For more details, click on over to the Live page.
NFD has announced that the band will play at the O2 Academy in Islington, London on Saturday, July 6. The band also unveiled a clip from another new song, "Keep A Light Shining," which you can hear on the player below:
It's also looking like FOTN may play another date in Sweden, this time on April 28 in Stockholm at the Debaser. As with the others, for now it's unconfirmed.