ANGRA Announce End Of Hiatus On The Day They Celebrate The 30th Anniversary Of Holy Land
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Brazilian power metal band, Angra, have issued the following statement regarding the band’s return and the Holy Land tour:
“Some stories do not end. They simply wait for the right moment to continue being told.
After a period of silence, reflection, reunions, reorganization, and reconnection with our own roots, Angra announces the end of its hiatus and its return to the stage in the second half of the year to celebrate a fundamental chapter in our history: the album Holy Land.
When Holy Land was born, in 1996, the idea was bold: to tell the story of the birth of Brazil through music. To blend heavy metal, orchestration, and Brazilian rhythms in order to speak about the meeting of cultures, identity, and discovery — not only of a territory, but of who we are. Nearly three decades later, we realize that this story is still alive. In the songs. On the stages. And above all in the people who have walked with us throughout all these years.
Revisiting Holy Land now is not simply about performing a classic album. It is about returning to Angra’s roots. It is about reconnecting with the creative force that brought us here. And it is about celebrating with the fans who turned this music into part of their own lives.
The end of the hiatus also marks a new beginning. We return with the same adventurous spirit that has guided us since the beginning: to explore, create, and connect worlds through music.
This tour will be more than a celebration. It will be a journey. A celebration of our origins. And a reunion with everyone who helped build this story.
The journey continues. See you on the road.” – Angra
For more information, visit Angra’s official website, here.
