Opeth Releasing ‘In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall’ Live DVD

by Ryan Minic | Jul 21, 2010

Opeth will be releasing a live DVD, entitled “In Live Concert at the Royal Albert Hall”, on September 21 via Roadrunner.

The DVD, recorded on April 5, 2010, features the band’s performance at the Royal Albert Hall while on their “Evolution XX: An Opeth Anthology” tour — it includes two live sets: the band performing “Blackwater Park” in its entirety, and a chronologically arranged selection of material from the group’s catalogue.

The release will be available as a Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set, a 5-disc set consisting of 2-DVD and 3 CD’s, and a Double-DVD set of the band’s performance in its entirety with bonus features.

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