Rome's Black Out Club Hosts Emergenza on October 12
On Saturday October 12, 2013 Emergenza will bring its popular rock festival to Rome, Italy's Black Out Club.
- (1888PressRelease) September 25, 2013 - The emerging world of rock bands in Rome know the Black Out Club well. This club has for years been an absolute point of reference for live music in the area. A beautiful stage of 70 square meters one of the best lighting equipment, a sound system worthy of the best local British guarantee to Black out the right reputation as an ideal venue for live playing.
Emergenza is the world's largest festival for unsigned bands, with concerts held each year in more than 150 cities around the world. It features up and coming unsigned bands from across the globe. The event is held in elimination rounds in different countries throughout the year, whereby the bands that advance are selected by the audiences that hear them. Professional judges choose the winners at regional and final concerts.
The first Emergenza Festival emerged in 1992, when a group of musician friends staged the first event in Rome, Italy, before an audience of nearly 300 fans. Five months later, the attendance had grown to three thousand, and in that year the festival's first compilation album was made. From 1993 to 2003 Emergenza recorded 54 such albums, both live and in studio. In 1995 the Emergenza logo was created. Emergenza has been making rock dreams come true since 1992!
Seven bands will grace the stage for thirty minute sets at the Black Out Club; alternative rock band Kids Vs. Love, rappers Burnin' Up, rock band Keywords, rock band Twelwe Days, alternative rock band Diving Helmet, punk rock band Lost N Found and progressive rock band Sounds of Eutopia.
Head out to the Black Out Club for Emergenza on October 12!
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