Tarja Turunen has released a live video showcasing her track Undertaker.
The performance has been taken from Tarja’s upcoming album Act II and follows a promo for Love To Hate which arrived earlier this month.
The follow-up to the former Nightwish singer’s 2012 debut live album Act I: Live In Rosario will launch on July 27 via earMUSIC on 2CD digipak, 3LP, DVD, Blu-ray, limited edition mediabook 2CD/2Blu-ray and on digital formats.
Tarja says: “Act II is not a live video, it is a live art video and you are free to discuss it very controversially – which is exactly what I want.
“Turn off the lights, volume up and dive into the show!”
The new package is split into two separate sets – the first was filmed at London’s Metropolis Studios on June 6 last year in front of just 20 competition winners from across Europe.
The second set was recorded on November 29, 2016, at Milan’s Teatro della Luna Allago, and features tracks from all four of Tarja’s solo albums, including Innocence, Die Alive, Until My Last Breath and a cover of Muse track Supremacy.
Tarja will tour across Europe throughout October.
Tarja: Act II DVD & Blu-ray contents
Filmed at London’s Metropolis Studios, June 6, 2016
1. No Bitter End
2. Eagle Eye
3. Sing For Me
4. Love To Hate
5. The Living End
6. Medusa
7. Calling From The Wild
8. Victim Of Ritual
9. Die Alive
10. Innocence
11. Until My Last Breath
12. Too Many
Filmed at Milan’s Teatro della Luna Assago on November 29, 2016
1. Against The Odds
2. No Bitter End
3. 500 Letters
4. Eagle Eye
5. Demons In You
6. Lucid Dreamer
7. Shameless
8. The Living End
9. Calling From The Wild
10. Supremacy
11. Tutankhamen, Ever Dream, The Riddler
12. Slaying the Dreamer
13. Goldfinger
14. Deliverance
Acoustic Set
1. Until Silence
2. The Reign
3. Mystique Voyage
4. House of Wax
5. I Walk Alone
6. Love To Hate
7. Victim of Ritual
8. Undertaker
9. Too Many
10. Innocence
11. Die Alive
12. Until My Last Breath
Bonus Material
Interviews with Tarja and band members
PhotoGallery 1: Through the eyes of the fans
PhotoGallery 2: From stages and streets by Tim Tronckoe
