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Norma Jean: Fifteen years and 5 studio albums later and this great American band is still rocking the scene.
Its metal core rhythms continue to entertain both young and old.
They got a Grammy Award nomination in 2006 for Best Recording Package and have shared a stage with the likes of Lamb Of God, Hatebreed, Korn and UK's Devil Sold His Soul. They have had huge success in mega shows and big tours since 2006 at Ozzfest alongside Dragonforce and Walls Of Jericho.
Then there was the 2008 Unsilent Night 2 festival in Texas, 2010 Mayhem Festival a.k.a 'The Battle of the Bands' and 2011 Explosions II Tour.
They are currently organizing a European/Russia tour set for Feb-March 2012 and dubbed 'The Evil Tiger Vulture Tour' and supported by Admirals Arms, The Chariot and Stray From The Path.
With the original member Chris Day alongside Jake Schultz and Cory B.
Putman, these 'Patterns of grace and mercy' will rock the the entertainment scene in a city near you.
Watch out for them as they traverse Europe in 2012.
Norma Jean: Live music/Hard Rock And Metal event at O2 Academy Birmingham, Birmingham, West Midlands. To watch Norma Jean live at O2 Academy Birmingham on the Monday, 27 February 2012, check out our list of primary and secondary ticket providers and compare the best ticket prices.
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