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X-WR-CALDESC:Accumulating nearly 10 billion streams\, GRAMMY-winning Swedis
 h theatrical rock band and global sensation GHOST continues to bring the “
 euphoric spectacle” (ROLLING STONE) of its live shows to ever-growing crow
 ds\, most recently on last year’s triumphant RE-IMPERATOUR U.S.A. 2023\, w
 hich hit more than two dozen North American cities before its two-night fi
 nale at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. In March 2022\, THE LOS ANGELES TIME
 S reported in a Calendar cover story that GHOST had “conquered metal and t
 he charts” when its fifth album IMPERA debuted at #1 in a sweep of the U.S
 . album charts\, entering the BILLBOARD 200 at #2 and bowing at #1 in the 
 band’s native Sweden\, Germany and Finland\, while cracking the top 5 in a
 nother half dozen or more countries. Featuring “Spillways”—hailed as a “sw
 eetly constructed rock tune” by THE NEW YORK TIMES and later reimagined wi
 th Joe Elliott of Def Leppard—and the GRAMMY-nominated “Call Me Little Sun
 shine\,” GHOST’s fifth #1 at Active Rock radio—IMPERA moved ROLLING STONE 
 to remark\, “GHOST predicted the pandemic\, now the metal band is foretell
 ing the fall of empires.” The album presented the most current and topical
  GHOST subject matter to date set against a darkly colorful melodic backdr
 op making IMPERA a listen like no other—yet unmistakably\, quintessentiall
 y GHOST. Having closed out 2022 by cracking the Billboard Hot 100 for the 
 first time\, with the RIAA platinum-certified “Mary on a Cross\,” as well 
 as IMPERA winning Favorite Rock Album at the American Music Awards and Bes
 t Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards\, GHOST unveiled
  PHANTOMIME\, a five-song covers EP including the version of Iron Maiden’s
  “Phantom of the Opera” that earned the band its fifth GRAMMY nomination. 
 Most recently\, GHOST’s seemingly limitless ambition took the band to the 
 silver screen with the June 2024 theatrical premiere of the feature film R
 ITE HERE RITE NOW. Moving THE LOS ANGELES TIMES to rave 'As far as live ac
 ts go\, they’re one of the best in the business — and now they have the mo
 vie to prove it\,” RITE HERE RITE NOW quickly became the highest grossing 
 hard rock cinema event in North American history\, and spawned a chart-top
 ping soundtrack album. From devoted disciples to the curious uninitiated\,
  RITE HERE RITE NOW has seen audiences all over the world turning off thei
 r phones and living in the moment—completely spellbound and in the thrall 
 of this bombastic yet intimate cinematic portrait of GHOST.
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DESCRIPTION:Accumulating nearly 10 billion streams\, GRAMMY-winning Swedish
  theatrical rock band and global sensation GHOST continues to bring the “e
 uphoric spectacle” (ROLLING STONE) of its live shows to ever-growing crowd
 s\, most recently on last year’s triumphant RE-IMPERATOUR U.S.A. 2023\, wh
 ich hit more than two dozen North American cities before its two-night fin
 ale at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. In March 2022\, THE LOS ANGELES TIMES
  reported in a Calendar cover story that GHOST had “conquered metal and th
 e charts” when its fifth album IMPERA debuted at #1 in a sweep of the U.S.
  album charts\, entering the BILLBOARD 200 at #2 and bowing at #1 in the b
 and’s native Sweden\, Germany and Finland\, while cracking the top 5 in an
 other half dozen or more countries. Featuring “Spillways”—hailed as a “swe
 etly constructed rock tune” by THE NEW YORK TIMES and later reimagined wit
 h Joe Elliott of Def Leppard—and the GRAMMY-nominated “Call Me Little Suns
 hine\,” GHOST’s fifth #1 at Active Rock radio—IMPERA moved ROLLING STONE t
 o remark\, “GHOST predicted the pandemic\, now the metal band is foretelli
 ng the fall of empires.” The album presented the most current and topical 
 GHOST subject matter to date set against a darkly colorful melodic backdro
 p making IMPERA a listen like no other—yet unmistakably\, quintessentially
  GHOST. Having closed out 2022 by cracking the Billboard Hot 100 for the f
 irst time\, with the RIAA platinum-certified “Mary on a Cross\,” as well a
 s IMPERA winning Favorite Rock Album at the American Music Awards and Best
  Rock Album of the Year at the iHeart Radio Music Awards\, GHOST unveiled 
 PHANTOMIME\, a five-song covers EP including the version of Iron Maiden’s 
 “Phantom of the Opera” that earned the band its fifth GRAMMY nomination. M
 ost recently\, GHOST’s seemingly limitless ambition took the band to the s
 ilver screen with the June 2024 theatrical premiere of the feature film RI
 TE HERE RITE NOW. Moving THE LOS ANGELES TIMES to rave 'As far as live act
 s go\, they’re one of the best in the business — and now they have the mov
 ie to prove it\,” RITE HERE RITE NOW quickly became the highest grossing h
 ard rock cinema event in North American history\, and spawned a chart-topp
 ing soundtrack album. From devoted disciples to the curious uninitiated\, 
 RITE HERE RITE NOW has seen audiences all over the world turning off their
  phones and living in the moment—completely spellbound and in the thrall o
 f this bombastic yet intimate cinematic portrait of GHOST.
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LOCATION:Amalie Arena
SUMMARY:Ghost
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