SEBASTIEN had their release party for the new album at RockOpera and are releasing their fourth single

Czech metal quintet SEBASTIEN organized a special release party for their new album "Quo Vadis" at RockOpera Prague as a special bonus to the "Faust" performance.

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The godfather of the new album, Láďa Křížek, who is also the guest in their OLYMPIC cover of "Slzy tvý mámy", confided: "George asked me to sing that song with them. I told him that I knew it and I liked it very much. In the end, Petr Janda also joined us and it was..., it was really beautiful. Very impressive. I think was about that bonding. And George Rain was very successful at it."

The two new men behind the fabulous string machines fit the band melodically and power metalically. The summer concert season is about to begin, and the performance on the RockOpera stage made it clear that listeners will be treated with a full-on performance. "You can move wildly." That's what George Rain, in a great mood, said in response to the semi-circle of amphitheater spectators that suddenly surrounded the band when it took over the stage. And it happened. Some of them even gathered to build up the steam in front of the band on the stage. And together they enjoyed this stylish concert bonus of an exceptional evening starting with the title single "Quo Vadis", continued with the English-sung part from a historically older period represented by the song "Frozen Nightingales", up to proven hits such as "Tornádo" or "Nechtěná". SEBASTIEN ended with the symbolically immortal classic "Slzy tvý mamy", for which they shot a video clip a few months ago with Láďa Křížek and Petr Janda.

Now, all you have to do is see for yourself how SEBASTIEN is doing with the new record "Quo Vadis".

Today, the band also releases their fourth single from the album "Quo Vadis", which is released on CD on June 28.

Photo by Markéta Kolínská