[Revolver_OcelScott]

Fabio Frizzi will be performing the Zombie (Zombi2) Composer's Cut Live to the film in Proctor's Theater in Schenectady, NY on September 6th.

No further information or tickets available at this moment. Will update as it happens. I would assume he'd be hitting other areas in the US and not just here.

[inksb]

Fabio Frizzi will be performing the Zombie (Zombi2) Composer's Cut Live to the film in Proctor's Theater in Schenectady, NY on September 6th.

No further information or tickets available at this moment. Will update as it happens. I would assume he'd be hitting other areas in the US and not just here.

This is exciting, really hope he hits a city a little closer to me.

[deafmetal]

A tour seems to be in the works. It was already announced the band was booked for the preshow for Heavy Hell V festival on September 13th in Indianapolis:

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I am hoping to catch the new Zombie Composer’s Cut out here in Portland.

[Revolver_OcelScott]

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Tour Dates. Can't resize the pic at the moment to embed

[deafmetal]

https://i.imgur.com/CWMH9Gm.jpg

Tour Dates. Can't resize the pic at the moment to embed

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Two nights in Portland! stooooked X}

[inksb]

Bummed that Schenecdady is the closest for me. I'm going to have to figure out if I can swing going to that and getting a hotel room. It's a 3 hour drive and I don't feel like doing that after the show

[Revolver_OcelScott]

The folks organizing the Schenectady show had to raise funds via donations to even make it happen. When he played there on Halloween a few years back the venue wasn't even half sold. Then when I saw him in Syracuse at a domed IMAX theater, it was not very full. Which is unfortunate.

[deafmetal]

@Rev - That is unfortunate. The maestro will likely sell out both nights here in Portland. The first night is The Beyond and the second is Zombi 2, both with with a concert following the film. I am going to both nights like many others here in town. Goblin/Simonetti will also sell out the venue for multiple nights. We seem to have a lot of horror fans around here…

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[inksb]

The folks organizing the Schenectady show had to raise funds via donations to even make it happen. When he played there on Halloween a few years back the venue wasn't even half sold. Then when I saw him in Syracuse at a domed IMAX theater, it was not very full. Which is unfortunate.

Didn't realize we were both at the Syracuse show. To be fair about the Syracuse show it was poorly promoted. I saw Joe Bob there a few years back and he had a much bigger turn out but the promotion was much better

[Revolver_OcelScott]

Show in Schenectady was great, but there were quite a few technical issues. Sound of the film itself kept getting distorted and screechy. They got it all fixed up and running good from pretty much the eye scene onward.

He's such a wonderful guy, seems genuinely happy that people enjoy it. I dragged my wife who doesn't like gory movies and even she noted how friendly and kind he was during the meet and greet beforehand.

[inksb]

Show in Schenectady was great, but there were quite a few technical issues. Sound of the film itself kept getting distorted and screechy. They got it all fixed up and running good from pretty much the eye scene onward.

He's such a wonderful guy, seems genuinely happy that people enjoy it. I dragged my wife who doesn't like gory movies and even she noted how friendly and kind he was during the meet and greet beforehand.

He's always got a big smile on his face and seems genuine when people are talking with him. Wish I could have made the show. Did he still do the theme highlights set after the film?

[Revolver_OcelScott]

Yep. About 30ish minutes worth. Not as long as previous shows, but damn fun!