MANOWAR's JOEY DEMAIO Announces November 2023 Spoken-Word Tour
May 8, 2023Joey DeMaio, the charismatic leader of iconic metal band MANOWAR, is taking to the stage with his "Words Of Power" spoken-word tour 2023. A gifted storyteller, DeMaio delivers thought-provoking, honest, and fun entertainment, always with a motivational takeaway for his audience.
Following MANOWAR's celebrated and sold-out "Crushing The Enemies Of Metal" 2023 arena tour, the "Words Of Power" spoken-word tour 2023 is a unique opportunity to experience a different side of DeMaio. Known for his thunderous bass playing and epic songwriting, DeMaio will share stories and insights from his life and career, not only as the chieftain of one of the most indelible heavy metal bands of all time, and writer, bassist, and producer of iconic anthems such as "Warriors Of The World United", "Battle Hymn" and "Kings Of Metal". He will also share experiences from his life as an entrepreneur and studio owner, and how he rose from modest beginnings to the top, remaining successful in the cutthroat world of the music business for over forty years — a frank look behind the scenes of a life fully devoted to music, reliving the glorious highs and often bitter lows that come with the territory and anecdotes that provide inspiration not only to metal fans.
"I've received amazing feedback on my first spoken word tour and my 'Words Of Power' podcast. I am humbled and honored," said DeMaio. "Words are a powerful tool. Some use them to put you down. I am hoping that through my 'Words Of Power', I can inspire others to find strength and motivation to go through life, empowered to accomplish their dreams and achieve greatness."
Ten shows have been confirmed for Germany, with stops in other countries to be added. Each event will be an intimate and interactive experience, with DeMaio taking questions from the audience and engaging them with lively storytelling.
Joey DeMaio's "Words Of Power" spoken-word tour 2023 confirmed dates:
Nov. 1 - Berlin, Germany - Kesselhaus
Nov. 2 - Leipzig, Germany - Hellraiser
Nov. 6 - Oberhausen, Germany - Resonanzwerk
Nov. 7 - Münster, Germany - Jövel Club
Nov. 8 - Hamburg, Germany - Logo
Nov. 9 - Bremen, Germany - Modernes
Nov. 12 - Mannheim, Germany - MS Connexion
Nov. 13 - Offenbach, Germany - Capitol
Nov. 14 - Erlangen, Germany - E-Werk
Nov. 15 - Munich, Germany - Backstage
More information on the "Words Of Power" spoken-word tour 2023, including dates and detailed ticketing information, can be found on joeydemaio.com.
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