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Concert #53 of 84 · Pariah's Child World Tour

Sonata Arctica - The Masquerade, Atlanta. 13 Oct 2014

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Sonata Arctica

The Masquerade

Atlanta, US
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Atlanta No. 1304920

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    This was definitely one of the best concerts I've been to! I came only to see Sonata Arctica and now I have two new bands to love in Delain and Xandria. Sonata killed it. Tony Kakko brings a passion to his performance few artists could muster. At one moment he has you losing your mind with one of your favorite fast paced Sonata Classics and then brings you to near tears with one of their many strong emotional ballads, all the while having a good time performing for the audience and never taking themselves to seriously. A perfect night, can't wait for next time!

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50 Lower Alabama St. 30303
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