The musician arrives in the country with a selection of three of King Crimson’s most important albums: Lark’s Tongues in Aspic, Starless and the Bible Black and Red.
The virtuoso violinist David Cross confirmed his return to Argentina on December 4 at the ND Teatro (Paraguay 918, CABA). Tickets are now available at www.plateanet.com and at the theater box office.
With this group he will perform an important part of the classics Lark’s Tongue In Aspicfifth album in the history of King Crimson that marked a before and after within the evolution of progressive rock of the 70s and they will also review the albums Starless and the Bible Black and Grid. For this he will arrive with a band composed of John Mitchell on guitar/vocals, Sheila Maloney on keyboards, Mick Paul in the bass and Jack Sumerfield on the battery. This, along with surprises and improvisations, will make this show unique and unrepeatable for fans of the genre.
image.png
David Cross and King Crimson
This three-year period in which the violinist was part of King Crimson It is considered one of the most important within the genre for pushing the limit of what was considered possible within the genre. progressive rock. His impact on the violin was such that other bands also incorporated it into their live performances.
After leaving the group in 1974, Cross always remained close to music, becoming a professor of music at London Metropolitan University and being part of various projects, including a solo journey that he kept alive until 1994 after releasing 10 studio albums. .
In recent years, Cross has traveled the world with the project Stick Menwhere he shares with other former members of King Crimson such as Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto. With them he visited the country in 2022, with great success.
Source: Ambito
I am an author and journalist who has worked in the entertainment industry for over a decade. I currently work as a news editor at a major news website, and my focus is on covering the latest trends in entertainment. I also write occasional pieces for other outlets, and have authored two books about the entertainment industry.
