Stewart Copeland's Gizmodrome have announced that their first live album, Gizmodrome Live, will be released on November 19.
The live album builds on the foundation laid by the band's self-titled debut album and allows for even more unpredictable outbursts of creative energy, the super group said.
"The fervent genius of Stewart Copeland on drums, guitars and vocals, the incredible bass and vocals of Mark King as well as the incisive guitar work and vocal parts by Adrian Belew, brilliantly rounded off by Vittorio Cosma on keys - it all comes together in a one-of-a-kind high voltage combination on 'Gizmodrome Live'," Gizmodrome added.
The artists are powering through a setlist comprised of their debut album as well as a selection of songs from The Police and King Crimson.
The album was recorded in Florence, Rome, Tokyo, Osaka, Aschaffenburg and London.
Gizmodrome Live will be available on high quality 45rpm Triple 12" Vinyl Gatefold Edition as well as on a Double-CD Digipak Edition and Digital. The CD as well as its digital formats comes with an exclusive version of the band's song "Don't Box Me In" featuring Italian Rock superstar Manuel Agnelli on vocals.
Gizmodrome Live is available for pre-order at https://ckcb.lnk.to/GizmodromeLive
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