Sanctuary Reveal New Lineup Following Warrell Dane's Death
. ![]() Sanctuary have revealed their new lineup details for their upcoming North American tour with Iced Earth. The band will be joined by Joey Concepcion (Armageddon, The Absence) on guitar and Witherfall's Joseph Michael will be their guest vocalist. Michael will be taking the place of late frontman Warrel Dane who died from a heart attack last December while recording his second solo album in S�o Paulo, Brazil. Guitarist Lenny Rutledge had the following to say about the tour, "Sanctuary has decided to continue on with the Iced Earth tour to pay tribute to our brother Warrel Dane. The set will consist of many old and some newer songs performed with the utmost respect and quality to honor our friend. Please join us in this farewell as we celebrate Warrel's musical legacy with Sanctuary. We look forward to sharing this tribute with all of you." And these comments about their new second guitarist "We're proud to announce that master shredder Joey Concepcion will be joining us on our 2018 US tour honoring our brother Warrel Dane." Joey Concepcion added, I'm very stoked to be playing with SANCTUARY on their upcoming tour, I've been a fan since I was in high school listening to "Into The Mirror Black". I'm looking forward to playing these songs live and honoring the legacy of Warrel Dane." Sanctuary, Iced Earth & Kill Ritual Tour Dates:
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