Marc Storace planning solo shows in the USA and has kind of lost hope on Krokus’ farewell tour
Photo by Joe Schaeffer Photography
Marc Storace planning solo shows in the USA and has kind of lost hope on Krokus’ farewell tour
Krokus frontman Marc Storace was recently interviewed by Jimmy Kay and Alan Dixon for Canada’s The Metal Voice. Storace was promoting his new solo album Live and Let Live, which was recently released.
Photo by Joe Schaeffer Photography
Track List for Live And Let Live:
01. Live And Let Live
02. High On Love
03. Lady of The Night
04. Carry The Burden
05. Broken Wings
06. No Place To Hide
07. Don’t Wanna Go
08. Love Over Money
09. Time Waits For No One
10. Paradise
Back in late April 2020, Krokus elected to postpone their Adios Amigos USA/Canada Tour 2020, which was to take place from September 18, 2020 to October 10, 2020. Those tour dates have yet to be rescheduled.
When asked about providing an update on Krokus‘ farewell tour, Storace indicated (as provided by The Metal Voice with slight edits): “Last time we talked (with the band), I had high hopes and in the meantime, those high hopes have become quite dusty and have crumbled. I don’t know what to think anymore but I kind of lost hope myself. Everyone has kind of gone in different directions and it’s like what is going on is just nothing. So I am concentrating on my stuff. I’m having fun and I am even planning on coming over. Things are being looked at now as we speak in the USA (fall 2022) and [I] am happy about that, for the fall. I will be playing almost my whole solo album and I’m going to play Krokus songs (no covers). And some Krokus songs which I will play will be songs I wanted to do but never got the chance to do again, like “Midnite Maniac”.”
You can read other excerpts from the interview with Marc Storace at The Metal Voice‘s website and/or listen to the interview below:
Krokus‘ “Midnite Maniac” video: