Strong winds postpone Maldives’ first international metal concert a day
| DATE: 2010-07-24 | PRINT | Share
According to MaxLevel, LeCute RockStorm Chapter 3 – Awake your Senses which includes live performance of world-renowned Swedish melodic death metal band, Arch Enemy was postponed as several equipments including the sound tent was blown away during strong winds experienced Friday morning.
“The only pending work was sound testing. When a band like this performs, they personally test the sound. But our equipments were damaged in the strong winds yesterday [Friday] morning,” Mohamed Rasheed, MaxLevel Managing Director said.
Rasheed said damaged lights have been adjusted and fixed and assured that the show will take place at 8pm at Alimas Carnival.
Arch Enemy leaves Sunday morning after spending a week in Maldives.
| DATE: 2010-07-24 | PRINT | Share
According to MaxLevel, LeCute RockStorm Chapter 3 – Awake your Senses which includes live performance of world-renowned Swedish melodic death metal band, Arch Enemy was postponed as several equipments including the sound tent was blown away during strong winds experienced Friday morning.
“The only pending work was sound testing. When a band like this performs, they personally test the sound. But our equipments were damaged in the strong winds yesterday [Friday] morning,” Mohamed Rasheed, MaxLevel Managing Director said.
Rasheed said damaged lights have been adjusted and fixed and assured that the show will take place at 8pm at Alimas Carnival.
Arch Enemy leaves Sunday morning after spending a week in Maldives.
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