We are feeling a little tight. Hallways on a cruise ship are relatively narrow, and when you have nine men – including Nile’s Karl Sanders and George Kollias, along with our friends from CMM GMBH – space feels very limited. After bouncing from one room to another, and a little bit of tension, photo manager Jason Carlson and I find a seat across
Arriving at the Ft. Lauderdale’s Port Everglades is old hat for Survivors of 70,000 Tons of Metal. The protocol, the check-in, the departing photo, the zig-zagging ramp onto the Independence of the Seas; it is an annual process that metalheads have learned to embrace, given the experiences awaiting on the boat. This year was no different. The cavalcade of metalheads,
It’s no secret that I love Nile. I almost always make it to their shows and have photographed their last few shows in Chicago. This time, I shot Nile in international waters onboard the Independence of the Seas for 70000 Tons of Metal! A special guest even showed up for their set!
Here are Jason’s photos of Coroner performing on the pool deck of the Independence of the Seas for 70000 Tons of Metal! There are many fan photos in this gallery! Let us know if you are in one of them!
The next gallery from 70,000 Tons of Metal is here! Check out the photo gallery of Pestilence performing on the Royal Theater stage onboard the Independence of the Seas!
Here it is! Our first photo gallery from 70,000 Tons of Metal! Check out the gallery of Dark Funeral playing in the Royal Theater onboard the Independence of the Seas below!
In less than one week, we will board the Independence of the Seas in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, for the ninth installment of 70,000 Tons of Metal! Not only will Photo Editor Jason Carlson be capturing the action, but we will have the opportunity to interview some of our favorites, and we need your help! Have questions for Nile, Dark Funeral,
The countdown is on and there is less than two weeks until the 2019 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise. This week, Tyr were added to the lineup, and now there are nine more acts to be announced before the boat leaves from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, on the way to Labadee, Haiti. 2019 70,000 Tons of Metal Lineup Tyr Night Demon
Thanks to Youtube, those who have experienced 70,000 Tons of Metal can relive the experience and those who haven’t boarded the ship for this epic annual event can get a clear perspective of what goes on while on the open seas. In this episode of 70000tons.tv, the team travels to Houston, Texas to interview Oscar Dronjak of Hammerfall. In addition,
We are less than three weeks away from the 2019 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, and the excitement among sailors is reaching new highs. Whether it is time for a break for work, a need to check out for a few days away from the real world, or simply overdue visits from friends around the world, the anticipation is real.
We are feeling a little tight. Hallways on a cruise ship are relatively narrow, and when you have nine men – including Nile’s Karl Sanders
Arriving at the Ft. Lauderdale’s Port Everglades is old hat for Survivors of 70,000 Tons of Metal. The protocol, the check-in, the departing photo, the
It’s no secret that I love Nile. I almost always make it to their shows and have photographed their last few shows in Chicago. This
Here are Jason’s photos of Coroner performing on the pool deck of the Independence of the Seas for 70000 Tons of Metal! There are many
The next gallery from 70,000 Tons of Metal is here! Check out the photo gallery of Pestilence performing on the Royal Theater stage onboard the
Here it is! Our first photo gallery from 70,000 Tons of Metal! Check out the gallery of Dark Funeral playing in the Royal Theater onboard
In less than one week, we will board the Independence of the Seas in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, for the ninth installment of 70,000 Tons of
The countdown is on and there is less than two weeks until the 2019 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise. This week, Tyr were added to
Thanks to Youtube, those who have experienced 70,000 Tons of Metal can relive the experience and those who haven’t boarded the ship for this epic
We are less than three weeks away from the 2019 70,000 Tons of Metal cruise, and the excitement among sailors is reaching new highs. Whether
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