“It was a planned clean-up,” he immediately explained. “I don't feel any pain. I don't do 'feel pain' and pain is nice with a 'p,'” he quickly reassures. Although the timing of the procedure does not seem ideal. Quinn and Chris Waters are celebrating Clouzot's 40th anniversary this year with a packed schedule and no less than a dozen shows at Sportpaleis. “This is unbelievable. 170,000 tickets have already been sold,” he adds. But despite the discomfort, he assures that his knee problems will not derail the planned performances. “I just have to recover for two months naturally, and then I will participate soon,” he says with a smile. In the marathon again.
Clouzot celebrates his 40th anniversary with his 125th performance at the Sportpaleis in Antwerp. Tickets for the first concert sold out in a short time. The band quickly added additional dates and has now completed twelve shows. At least 170,000 tickets went on sale in less than an hour. Not only on December 20, but also on December 21, 23, 27, 28 and 30, 2024 and January 3, 4, 9 and 10, 2025, Quinn and Chris will be at Sportpaleis. “This goes much further than we ever imagined,” Chris confirms. “The enthusiasm is great,” the duo asserts.
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