Avatar will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of “Feathers & Flesh” during a special show at Royal Albert Hall in London, UK on March 30, 2027. The event will feature “a monumental evening of music, pipe organs, dancers and theatrics.”
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The following was said about the show:
“On March 30, 2027 the band will celebrate the 10th anniversary of ‘Feathers & Flesh,’ the landmark album that defined their cinematic vision, with an exclusive, one night only performance at the Royal Albert Hall. Fans can expect the album to be performed in its exclusive entirety, augmented by orchestral arrangements, dancers, a live choir and the members signature visual storytelling.”
The band also commented:
“Ten years ago, ‘Feathers & Flesh’ took on a life of its own. A beautiful capsule of past existence, our collective emotions, the state of the world back then and now. Somehow, it all became one of the most special records we’ve ever made.
Now it’s time to return. Join us at the legendary Royal Albert Hall for a one-night-only celebration 🦉🦅
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If ‘Feathers & Flesh’ has ever meant something to you, we hope you will join us.”
Vocalist Johannes Eckerström continued:
“‘Feathers & Flesh’ changed the entire trajectory of how we work. Once you’ve started to think of the big picture in your work, you can’t put that genie back in the bottle. We’ve done all kinds of albums since then, and we will continue to do whatever the muses tell us to do. The thing they have in common, whether they’re comedy concept albums or satanic sock hops, is that we view them as paintings. They are cohesive pieces of work with a point.”
Drummer John Allfreddson also reminisced on the recording process for the album:
“I end up in a rollercoaster ride, emotions run through every bone of my body. Half my mind ends up in another time and life in Dresden with this crazy lady laughing, painting owls, playing with microphones and water, hysterically and joyfully clapping her hands. The other half is in this dreamlike forest that only exists in my own mind… I ask myself, did we really create this?”
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