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David’s return to Paris will be delayed once again

Francisca Hagen by Francisca Hagen
22 May 2020
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Visual Kei musician SUI has little luck with his plan to return to Paris for a performance with his music project David in April, to celebrate the third anniversary for the project in the French capital. The original date for his show was 11 April, but due to the circumstances surrounding COVID-19, it has been decided to postpone the show to 8th of July. But putting it off until the Summer of 2020 now seems unreasonable according to the organisation and so 33 Degrees announced to postpone the show once again, this time the date is 10th of April 2021. The location will stay the same, namely Backstage By The Mill.

Tickets already purchased for the show, titled Reason for existence -Europe-, will stay valid for the new date. Tickets can be purchased through Weezevent (with a credit card), if you want to use PayPal to buy a ticket, send a message to the organiser of the concert 33 Degrees. If you want a refund, you can send 33 Degrees a message before the 18th of June 2020. For the show, SUI will bring guitarist Erina (ex-DIO -Distraught Overlord), bassist Яyu (Ashmaze.) and drummer Syu (G.L.A.M.S) with him.

The project David has been active for 3 years and SUI has been actively releasing singles, a mini-album and an album. SUI decided to do a crowdfunding campaign to collect enough money for his return to Paris. After reaching and even exceeding this goal, the show of David in Paris has been announced to celebrate the third anniversary of David. The first time he performed in Paris, he was a surprise support act for KAMIJO in 2017. It was not that strange that this happened, as this solo project of SUI was at that time entirely produced by KAMIJO himself. Currently, he releases his music through the label Resonance. The musician has been publishing short live videos on the official YouTube account of David to show what you can expect of the performance in France.

All changes of Japan-related events and events where Japanese musicians are planned to perform are compiled in a list that you can find here. This list will be regularly updated.

Source: 33 Degrees

Tags: 2021RockVisual Kei
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