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In '''2011''', The Sisters embarked on their [[SISTERS XXX|'''''SISTERS XXX 30th Stage Anniversary Tour''''']] all over Europe, including a long-due gig at [[Fri, 29-Jul-2011|Fuji Rock Festival, Japan]] and an additional series of first performances in New Zealand and Australia.
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The latter were postponed, however, to [[Gigography#2012|February/March 2012]] and then followed by a further three gigs in [[Gigography#Latin_America|Latin America]] (Brazil, Argentina, Mexico) which ended the [[SISTERS XXX|SISTERS XXX 30th Stage Anniversary festivities]]. <br/>
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<font size="6">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[https://www.imotorhead.com/home.html 1975 - 2015]</font><br/>
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'''[[Summer 2012]]''' saw two festival appearances in [[Fri, 29-Jun-2012|Belgrade, Serbia]] and [[Sat, 21-Jul-2012|Cologne, Germany]], while '''2013''' remained a year of early announced and happy silence.<br/>
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<font size="10">'''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[https://www.facebook.com/lemmykilmisterforlife Lemmy Kilmister]'''</font><br/>
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On January 21rst, '''2014''', The Sisters of Mercy [https://twitter.com/tsomofficial tweet-notified] the world of their gig at [[Current events|Sonisphere Festival 2014 at Knebworth Park]]. What follwed was a tour of 17 gigs to [[Sisters 2014 - Ever Forward|Germany, Austria, Eastern Europe, Benelux in May, and to England, Scotland and Ireland in July ending in a festival performance at Zottegem, Belgium]]. <br/>
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<font size="6">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;24.12.1945 - 28.12.2015</font><br/>
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In '''2015''', The Sisters of Mercy played a festival gig on [[Sat, 01-Aug-2015|August 1rst at Suikerrock Festival, Tienen, Belgium]] and went on a short tour scheduled for Scotland, England, Belgium, Germany and Greece in October (and December) 2015. For information about these concerts, please check the [[Gigography#2015|Gigography]]. News on the upcoming club and festival gigs in '''2016''', the according venues and everything, are available at our [[Current events|<span style="color:#FF6600;">'''''Current Events'''''</span>]] page.<br/>
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<font size="3">[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSAXVdIj6jY&feature=youtu.be <span style="color:black;">'''Memorial Service and Celebration of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister is scheduled for 09.01.2016 ...''' </span>]</font><br/>
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see also [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbPCDmtTU-W4SdA8abZtWpA ''Motörheads'' Official YouTube Channel] and [[RIP Lemmy Kilmister]] as well as [https://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=25187 this] thread @The Heartland Forums.<br/>
 
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* [http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/ The Sisters of Mercy official homepage]<br/>- [https://twitter.com/tsomofficial The Sisters Of Mercy @tsomofficial#Twitter]
 
* [http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/ The Sisters of Mercy official homepage]<br/>- [https://twitter.com/tsomofficial The Sisters Of Mercy @tsomofficial#Twitter]

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A Brief Overview


The Sisters of Mercy are a rock band that came out of the British post punk scene in 1980-1981.

The band cited Leonard Cohen, The Stooges, Suicide and Motörhead as among their influences. The group has made three original studio albums, of which the last was released in 1990. In 1992 followed, however, a compilation album featuring the early singles, and in 1993 their Greatest Hits Vol. 1 album was launched, which included their last track ever released under an official record company contract Under The Gun.

Since then, the band is kept alive as a touring outfit. The only original member to survive the band's lineup changes is singer and songwriter Andrew Eldritch (even Doktor Avalanche, the drum-machine, is not an original member). All of the other original members had left the group by 1985, the same year as their first studio album, First And Last And Always, was released. At the time of the second Sisters album, the majestic Floodland (1987), The Sisters were essentially a studio-bound outfit, although by the time of Vision Thing (1990) Eldritch had again formed a fully-working band to take the album on the road. That incarnation was short-lived. Nonetheless, the band have been touring regularly with stable long-time varieties of personnel ever since. Another album release is, however, explicitly not part of Eldritch's current agenda.

The Sisters of Mercy are one of the most popular and influential bands among the gothic rock scene, although since the late 1980s Eldritch has tried to disassociate both himself and the band from that scene.


The Sisters of Mercy - Tour Logo 2015


Recent Events


In 2011, The Sisters embarked on their SISTERS XXX 30th Stage Anniversary Tour all over Europe, including a long-due gig at Fuji Rock Festival, Japan and an additional series of first performances in New Zealand and Australia. The latter were postponed, however, to February/March 2012 and then followed by a further three gigs in Latin America (Brazil, Argentina, Mexico) which ended the SISTERS XXX 30th Stage Anniversary festivities.

Summer 2012 saw two festival appearances in Belgrade, Serbia and Cologne, Germany, while 2013 remained a year of early announced and happy silence.

On January 21rst, 2014, The Sisters of Mercy tweet-notified the world of their gig at Sonisphere Festival 2014 at Knebworth Park. What follwed was a tour of 17 gigs to Germany, Austria, Eastern Europe, Benelux in May, and to England, Scotland and Ireland in July ending in a festival performance at Zottegem, Belgium.

In 2015, The Sisters of Mercy played a festival gig on August 1rst at Suikerrock Festival, Tienen, Belgium and went on a short tour scheduled for Scotland, England, Belgium, Germany and Greece in October (and December) 2015. For information about these concerts, please check the Gigography. News on the upcoming club and festival gigs in 2016, the according venues and everything, are available at our Current Events page.


Further Information


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Memorial Service and Celebration of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister




Memorial Service and Celebration of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister is scheduled for 09.01.2016 ...
Durations:   3pm - 4.30pm PST   /   11pm - 12.30pm GMT   /   12pm - 1.30am MEZ,

see also Motörheads Official YouTube Channel and RIP Lemmy Kilmister as well as this thread @The Heartland Forums.



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