Changes to the MotoGP race calendar 2013

The addition of the third American GP in Texas caused reshuffles

We have a new match move according to the latest, but still temporary, MotoGP race calendar 2013. This was made public by the FIM on Tuesday.

This new edition confirms the addition of Texas to the annual schedule. The match will be the third in a row, however, it has not yet been determined who will be the second.

Probably the one in Argentina, which, however, remains unconfirmed as no contract has been signed.

Traditionally the third match of the season to this day, he was the one in Spanish Jerez, which marked the return to the European circuits.

The one change compared to the previous calendar we published on 7 It's October: the German GP is moved (Sachsenring) by one week earlier, at 7 July.

Also the Jerez race has just been confirmed, after the local autonomous government agreed to pay the full royalties to Dorna, in order to keep him in the area. It was judged to ultimately leave more money in the local economy.

The program of 19 more games (temporary):

31 March Qatar Doha*
14 April To be announced soon (probably Argentina)
21 April USA Texas
05 May Spain Jerez
19 May France Le Mans
2 June Italy Mugello
6 June Spain Barcelona
29 June Netherlands Assen**
07 July Germany Sachsenrin
21 July USA Laguna Seca***
18 August USA Indianapolis
25 August Czech Republic Brno
01 September Britain Silverstone
15 September San Marino Marco Simoncelli Misano
29 September Spain Aragon
13 October Malaysia Sepan
20 October Australia Phillip Island
27 October Japan Motegi
10 Spain November Valencia

*Night race
** The match takes place on Saturday
*** Only MotoGPs are contested

Source : newsbeast.gr

Eleni Menegaki: She will appear as a guest on "Breakfast mou";

THE Eleni Menegaki, during the start of her show at noon on Thursday, responded to Giorgos Liagas' public invitation to appear as a guest on "Proinono mou".

The 42-year-old presenter started commenting on the presenter's proposal herself, saying: "Yorgos Liagas said he was waiting for me at Proino;». In fact, continuing her conversation with Grigoris Goundara she added: "They invited me last year and I thank them very much. It goes without saying that at some point we will meet the children in person. I don't know what that moment will be. I, you know, I'm not saying anything, because my speech is a contract. If I say so, It will be done. End. Let the time come for me to feel (that the time is right) and it will be".

Source : yupiii.gr

Accept – Greece 2012 The triumph is repeated!

Thursday 18 October – Fuzz – Athena
Friday 19 October – Principal/Mill – Thessalonica

Ticket pre-sale has started 20 months after the triumph, sold out, their appearance in Athens, the German Gods of heavy metal return for two history-making concerts.

"Accept appeared on Gagarin's board as a well-oiled Teutonic machine, causing delirium of enthusiasm with the familiar side effects of crowd surfing and other noble concert institutions …this was a live epitome of the genre."
(Metal hammer)

“It might read graphic, but those who did not manage to attend lost a life experience that they will probably never live again in our country. Accept simply, without fanfare, they delivered lessons in pure standard heavy metal, constantly reminding them why they belong to the elite.”
(Rocking.gr)

It seems unbelievable but it is 100% true that this legendary band continues to this day to inspire the admiration of both old and new fans of heavy metal, proving with every appearance the quality and timelessness of his music. Having just released a new record, the “Stalingrad”, Accept is coming back for a concert that everything shows will be unforgettable.

The roots of Accept can be traced back to the late 60's when the then teenage Udo Dirkschneider (voice), Michael Wagener (guitar) they form Band X, who after some time change their name to Accept. Their professional career begins in 1976 with the addition of guitarist Wolf Hoffmann and bassist Peter Baltes to the band. The 1979 release their first self-titled album, followed by the following year “Ι’m A Rebel”. Until that time Accept were playing hard rock with a strong AC/DC influence in their sound, which will change with their next release, the “Breaker” (1981), in which the band hardens its sound and acquires its own musical identity.

With the “Restless And Wild” (1982), Accept are already in the elite of the world heavy metal and present rough, aggressive yet melodic heavy metal that stands out from Udo's growling vocals and Hoffmann's guitars that clearly flirt with classical music. Three discs will follow, the “Balls To The Wall” (1983), “Metal Heart” (1985) and “Russian Roulette” (1986), works that giantize the band's name around the world and contain some of the most classic songs of the heavy metal epic of the 80s.

After the “Eat The Heat” of 1989 in which Accept appear with singer David Reece the band breaks up to regroup 4 years later with its original singer and a series of records that will bring them back to the fore. They are the “Objection Overruled” (1993), “Death Row” (1994) and “Predator” (1996). The band will retire for a few years and return 2005 for a series of appearances but the full comeback will take place on 2010  with the amazing Mark Tornillo as the singer and the album “Blood Of The Nations”. A work that received rave reviews, it was loved by the world and brought Accept back into the limelight.

The band's new album titled “Stalingrad” was released a few days ago showcasing the band at their peak and making fans anxiously count down the days until they can once again see them live on stage performing their immortal material.

Ticket price – The pre-sale has already started:
Athena: 32 euro (same price at the box office on the day of the concert)
Thessalonica: 30 euro (same price at the box office on the day of the concert)

Points of sale:

Athena:
In all Public and Ticketservices (University 39, Pesmatzoglou Gallery) 

Thessalonica:
Musicland (Metropolis 102)
Online Sales or credit card purchases: www.ticketservices.gr

Source : rocking.gr

Accept – Greece 2012 The triumph is repeated!

Thursday 18 October – Fuzz – Athena
Friday 19 October – Principal/Mill – Thessalonica

Ticket pre-sale has started 20 months after the triumph, sold out, their appearance in Athens, the German Gods of heavy metal return for two history-making concerts.

"Accept appeared on Gagarin's board as a well-oiled Teutonic machine, causing delirium of enthusiasm with the familiar side effects of crowd surfing and other noble concert institutions …this was a live epitome of the genre."
(Metal hammer)

“It might read graphic, but those who did not manage to attend lost a life experience that they will probably never live again in our country. Accept simply, without fanfare, they delivered lessons in pure standard heavy metal, constantly reminding them why they belong to the elite.”
(Rocking.gr)

It seems unbelievable but it is 100% true that this legendary band continues to this day to inspire the admiration of both old and new fans of heavy metal, proving with every appearance the quality and timelessness of his music. Having just released a new record, the “Stalingrad”, Accept is coming back for a concert that everything shows will be unforgettable.

The roots of Accept can be traced back to the late 60's when the then teenage Udo Dirkschneider (voice), Michael Wagener (guitar) they form Band X, who after some time change their name to Accept. Their professional career begins in 1976 with the addition of guitarist Wolf Hoffmann and bassist Peter Baltes to the band. The 1979 release their first self-titled album, followed by the following year “Ι’m A Rebel”. Until that time Accept were playing hard rock with a strong AC/DC influence in their sound, which will change with their next release, the “Breaker” (1981), in which the band hardens its sound and acquires its own musical identity.

With the “Restless And Wild” (1982), Accept are already in the elite of the world heavy metal and present rough, aggressive yet melodic heavy metal that stands out from Udo's growling vocals and Hoffmann's guitars that clearly flirt with classical music. Three discs will follow, the “Balls To The Wall” (1983), “Metal Heart” (1985) and “Russian Roulette” (1986), works that giantize the band's name around the world and contain some of the most classic songs of the heavy metal epic of the 80s.

After the “Eat The Heat” of 1989 in which Accept appear with singer David Reece the band breaks up to regroup 4 years later with its original singer and a series of records that will bring them back to the fore. They are the “Objection Overruled” (1993), “Death Row” (1994) and “Predator” (1996). The band will retire for a few years and return 2005 for a series of appearances but the full comeback will take place on 2010  with the amazing Mark Tornillo as the singer and the album “Blood Of The Nations”. A work that received rave reviews, it was loved by the world and brought Accept back into the limelight.

The band's new album titled “Stalingrad” was released a few days ago showcasing the band at their peak and making fans anxiously count down the days until they can once again see them live on stage performing their immortal material.

Ticket price – The pre-sale has already started:
Athena: 32 euro (same price at the box office on the day of the concert)
Thessalonica: 30 euro (same price at the box office on the day of the concert)

Points of sale:


Athena:
In all Public and Ticketservices (University 39, Pesmatzoglou Gallery) 


Thessalonica:
Musicland (Metropolis 102)
Online Sales or credit card purchases: www.ticketservices.gr


Source : rocking.gr