Ever hopeful metalheads have been stoking the rumour mill...ahh sure if all the bands we want to see were to sign up for Belfast dates we'd all be broke and going to gigs sober!
This week's instalment sees rumours abound over Dio...that the great-grandaddy of metal announced two UK May dates last month has seen speculation mount that Ronnie will return to Belfast. Well we can wish, but no signs just yet.
The 'Tallica rumour mill still continues with the Gods playing every hole in the hedge across Ireland according to some....again no signs!
But the ponces that book gigs for middle-class wine tipplers have managed to book The Police to play Stormont...they join Pavarotti, Eagles Rod Stewart in playing the grounds of Stormont. Methinks that despite the many thousands of hard rock and heavy metal fans in Northern Ireland we'll neve see a serious hard rock/metal act play Stormont. But then again, if you were a groundskeeper at Stormont would you let us go there?
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Bored on a Friday night?
Bored on Friday nights....
It's all change for Friday nights at Auntie Annie's, one of Belfast's best known alternative club venues and bars. After eight years of hosting a succession of indie and alternative music nights - the less said the better - the future emphasis will be firmly on rock music, covering the entire spectrum ranging from classic rock from Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Motorhead, to heavy metal, punk and modern alternative rock.
Resident DJ is Tony Wright, guitarist with the highly regarded local band And So I watch You From Afar. In his capacity as a DJ, Tony has played at Belfast's Limelight club, as well as appearing behind the decks several times at Lavery's.
Over the coming months, Tony will be joined by guest DJs including Cahir from the phenomenally successful local band Fighting With Wire and LaFaro's Johnny.
For the opening night and throughout the month of April, the first 25 customers will be entitled to a free bottle of beer, courtesy of Carlsberg, and there will be other amazing drinks promotions on offer running throughout the night.
For more details contact the venue on 028 9050 1660
It's all change for Friday nights at Auntie Annie's, one of Belfast's best known alternative club venues and bars. After eight years of hosting a succession of indie and alternative music nights - the less said the better - the future emphasis will be firmly on rock music, covering the entire spectrum ranging from classic rock from Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and Motorhead, to heavy metal, punk and modern alternative rock.
Resident DJ is Tony Wright, guitarist with the highly regarded local band And So I watch You From Afar. In his capacity as a DJ, Tony has played at Belfast's Limelight club, as well as appearing behind the decks several times at Lavery's.
Over the coming months, Tony will be joined by guest DJs including Cahir from the phenomenally successful local band Fighting With Wire and LaFaro's Johnny.
For the opening night and throughout the month of April, the first 25 customers will be entitled to a free bottle of beer, courtesy of Carlsberg, and there will be other amazing drinks promotions on offer running throughout the night.
For more details contact the venue on 028 9050 1660
Saturday, March 08, 2008
Damn this!
Damn this being less than 100% fit and healthy! Regular readers will know that I've been recently diagnosed with diabetes type 2. Little did I know that as a result I'd miss a gig that I'd really being looking forward to!Without going in to too much detail I was 'not well' and didn't make it to see one of my rock idols, Fish.
Friends like Juno and Baal were there - worse still I left my phone in work so couldn't even apologise for not worshipping at the altar of the Mighty Scot!
From henceforth I decree that even if 'they' strap me to a hospital bed I'll not miss a gig that I want to see...blood pressure, well The Clash sang about Pressure Drop; heart fucked...well Nirvana sang about Heart Shaped Box; and even if yer privates are bleeding and you may need a leg or two amptated...
Moshing and stagediving might be a problem if short a limb or two, but what the hell!
Sorry to all for not being tere, and apologies to Fish...I briefly had the pleasure of meeting you in 1985 (Marillion, Maysfield Leisure Centre, hello Kyle!) and your music's impact has only been matched by Metallica, Sabbath, Maiden, Anthrax and Machine Head. For a prog rocker/folk rocker to stand on such equal terms for a wrinkly, diabetic such as I reveals the regard I have for you!
Again to all I hoped to be there with..sorry.
Friends like Juno and Baal were there - worse still I left my phone in work so couldn't even apologise for not worshipping at the altar of the Mighty Scot!
From henceforth I decree that even if 'they' strap me to a hospital bed I'll not miss a gig that I want to see...blood pressure, well The Clash sang about Pressure Drop; heart fucked...well Nirvana sang about Heart Shaped Box; and even if yer privates are bleeding and you may need a leg or two amptated...
Moshing and stagediving might be a problem if short a limb or two, but what the hell!
Sorry to all for not being tere, and apologies to Fish...I briefly had the pleasure of meeting you in 1985 (Marillion, Maysfield Leisure Centre, hello Kyle!) and your music's impact has only been matched by Metallica, Sabbath, Maiden, Anthrax and Machine Head. For a prog rocker/folk rocker to stand on such equal terms for a wrinkly, diabetic such as I reveals the regard I have for you!
Again to all I hoped to be there with..sorry.
Bad Company for Belfast
Seminal 70s classic rockers will be touching down in The Empire on Saturday May 3rd...thanks to Alli and Colin for flagging this up. In the words of Colin: "Bank holiday weekend as well !! Should be a crackin' show, really lookin' forward to this."
Focus on Belfast
Prog rock mentalists Focus are set to land in Belfast for an 18th April slot at the Spring & Airbrake.
With their unique progressive rock Focus manifested themselves at the start of the seventies as the most successful and the most appreciated of all the Dutch pop-rock exports. The group released Moving Waves, which brought the band international acclaim and a hit on both sides of the Atlantic with the radio edit of the rock rondo Hocus Pocus. This rock classic consists of Akkerman's guitar chord sequence used as a recurring theme, with quirky and energetic interludes that include alto flute riffs, accordion, guitar, and drum solos, whistling, nonsensical vocals, falsetto singing, and yodeling.
The band were fronted by the much admired duo of Thijs van Leer on the Hammond organ/flute and Jan Akkerman on the guitar. Their hit potential came in the form of a couple of instrumentals, "Hocus Pocus", "House of the King", and "Sylvia", but we shouldn't forget their timeless albums "Moving Waves", "Focus 3" and "Hamburger Concerto". But like all good things, it couldn't last and internal wrangling ended this legendary group.
After an initial careful comeback which resulted in a well received album "Focus 8", the band are now back on the frontline, with a fantastic line-up! Of course the founder member and musical genius Thijs van Leer is still holding the fort. Also back in his old spot is Pierre van der Linden, the drummer who is internationally renowned for his rhythmic skills, and who was and still is a defining factor in the whole Focus sound. Together with Bobby Jacobs who stems from a well acclaimed Dutch jazz family, they are responsible for the rhythm section and that unmistakable Focus groove. The talented Niels van der Steenhoven, who without any shadow of a doubt can hit the mark when it comes to the guitar completes the band's line-up.
A new Focus era has arrived. There is a rejuvenated passion in the new compositions, that adorn the new album "Focus 9 / New Skin", which has been released on the famous Red Bullet label of Willem van Kooten. This album -and the following gigs- will surprise the loyal fans. They will hear once again all the classic Focus tunes and they will be surprised at the strength and depth of the new material. "Our music is evolution, not revolution", Thijs van Leer once said about the music of Focus. Well now, the evolution is at full pace.
Thijs van Leer - Hammond-orgel, flute and vocals
Niels van der Steenhoven - guitar
Bobby Jacobs - bass
Pierre van der Linden - drums
www.focustheband.com/
With their unique progressive rock Focus manifested themselves at the start of the seventies as the most successful and the most appreciated of all the Dutch pop-rock exports. The group released Moving Waves, which brought the band international acclaim and a hit on both sides of the Atlantic with the radio edit of the rock rondo Hocus Pocus. This rock classic consists of Akkerman's guitar chord sequence used as a recurring theme, with quirky and energetic interludes that include alto flute riffs, accordion, guitar, and drum solos, whistling, nonsensical vocals, falsetto singing, and yodeling.
The band were fronted by the much admired duo of Thijs van Leer on the Hammond organ/flute and Jan Akkerman on the guitar. Their hit potential came in the form of a couple of instrumentals, "Hocus Pocus", "House of the King", and "Sylvia", but we shouldn't forget their timeless albums "Moving Waves", "Focus 3" and "Hamburger Concerto". But like all good things, it couldn't last and internal wrangling ended this legendary group.
After an initial careful comeback which resulted in a well received album "Focus 8", the band are now back on the frontline, with a fantastic line-up! Of course the founder member and musical genius Thijs van Leer is still holding the fort. Also back in his old spot is Pierre van der Linden, the drummer who is internationally renowned for his rhythmic skills, and who was and still is a defining factor in the whole Focus sound. Together with Bobby Jacobs who stems from a well acclaimed Dutch jazz family, they are responsible for the rhythm section and that unmistakable Focus groove. The talented Niels van der Steenhoven, who without any shadow of a doubt can hit the mark when it comes to the guitar completes the band's line-up.
A new Focus era has arrived. There is a rejuvenated passion in the new compositions, that adorn the new album "Focus 9 / New Skin", which has been released on the famous Red Bullet label of Willem van Kooten. This album -and the following gigs- will surprise the loyal fans. They will hear once again all the classic Focus tunes and they will be surprised at the strength and depth of the new material. "Our music is evolution, not revolution", Thijs van Leer once said about the music of Focus. Well now, the evolution is at full pace.
Thijs van Leer - Hammond-orgel, flute and vocals
Niels van der Steenhoven - guitar
Bobby Jacobs - bass
Pierre van der Linden - drums
www.focustheband.com/
Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Aussie rockin' power
Aussie AC/DC soundalikes and general excellent party metal groovers Airbourne are set to his Belfast on 18th June.
Wildly over-the-top bad air guitar shapes are predicted - not least from Belfastmetalheadsreuntied editor!
If you are a fan of classic rock 'n' metal รก la DC and haven't got a copy of Airbourne's album...why not. Ok, it ain't the most original platter to ever darken your CD collection, but damn it is a whole lotta fun despite the AC/DC soundalike sections!
Wildly over-the-top bad air guitar shapes are predicted - not least from Belfastmetalheadsreuntied editor!
If you are a fan of classic rock 'n' metal รก la DC and haven't got a copy of Airbourne's album...why not. Ok, it ain't the most original platter to ever darken your CD collection, but damn it is a whole lotta fun despite the AC/DC soundalike sections!
Monday, March 03, 2008
Korn-free Davis
Kor's Jonathan Davis brings his solo tour to Northern Ireland when he plays the Spring and Airbrake in June 23rd...we'll all be able to see how many freaks are let off the leash that night!
Sunday, February 24, 2008
...to quote Lemmy
Was about to post a detailed analysis of forthcoming drugs when I decided to let you all know that the doctor told me on Friday that I have type two diabetes...and so to quote the immortal words of the Godfather of Metal, Lemmy, when he received the same diagnosis... "that'll be diet Coke in my Jack Daniels if you're buying..."
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Has Zach sold out?
Recently announced are two relatively close at hand Rage Against the Machine dates. They are at the Oxegen Festival in Punchestown and Scotland's 'T' on the Park.
RATM used to be radical tipping towards revolutionary in terms of lyrics and music; they only seemed to play festivals with some degree of credibilty. Oxegen and 'T' are festivals that will be populated by 'inde' and pop stuff, where tickets are bought by people wanting to attend an event rather than listening to good music.
So has Zach de La Rocha's agent sold the band out or is the once rebellious one looking to cash in for a pension plan.
The irony of Zach bellowing out '"Fuck You I won't Do What You Want" to be answered by people who will slide back to Radio One listening and guffawing to Chris Moyles inane humour will be lost on those whose only ambition is to get into a Sunday Life pic shot to prove they roughed it at a festival...
RATM used to be radical tipping towards revolutionary in terms of lyrics and music; they only seemed to play festivals with some degree of credibilty. Oxegen and 'T' are festivals that will be populated by 'inde' and pop stuff, where tickets are bought by people wanting to attend an event rather than listening to good music.
So has Zach de La Rocha's agent sold the band out or is the once rebellious one looking to cash in for a pension plan.
The irony of Zach bellowing out '"Fuck You I won't Do What You Want" to be answered by people who will slide back to Radio One listening and guffawing to Chris Moyles inane humour will be lost on those whose only ambition is to get into a Sunday Life pic shot to prove they roughed it at a festival...
Soft rock interlude...
For those who take the occassional break from the mosh pit...you can take a soft rock interlude in the RoI's National Stadium on 25th June when Journey hit the boards....altogether now "Wheel in the Sky keeps on turning..."*
However, who knows who'll be singing with the AoR band by June!
*That's an older Journey song for those that don't just have 'Escape'
However, who knows who'll be singing with the AoR band by June!
*That's an older Journey song for those that don't just have 'Escape'
Friday, February 22, 2008
Bullet in June
Bullet for My Valentine may have bailed from their January date, but the Welsh metallers have honoured a pledge made to return to Belfast. They'll be rocking the Spring & Airbrake on June 2nd in support of their 'Scream, Aim, Fire' platter.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
'T' anyone?
Rage Against the Machine are to headline Scotland's 'T' in the Park festival. While the rest of the line-up is crap (apart from Biffy Clyro...hi Baal!) one has to wonder what Rage will make of the tartan hordes. When they headlined the 1st 'T' festival 15 years little did thet know they'd be coming back...
The confirmed line-up so far:
The Verve, Rage Against the Machine, R.E.M, Kings of Leon, The Fratellis, Stereophonics, Kaiser Chiefs, Prodigy, Kooks, Primal Scream, Chemical Brothers, Interpol, Ian Brown, The Raconteurs, Biffy Clyro, Counting Crows, KT Tunstall, Feeder, Pigeon Detectives, The Enemy, The Feeling, Amy MacDonald, Panic At The Disco, Hot Chip, Aphex Twin, The Charlatans, The Pogues, Ben Folds, Wombats, Reverend and The Makers, Pendulum, Justice, DJ Hell, Erol Alkan, The National, Band of Horses, Seasick Steve, Eddy Grant, Alabama 3, Sons and Daughters, The Courteeners, Slam, Paul Heaton, Lightspeed Champion, Ting Tings, Black Kids, Sergeant, The Law, Gabriella Cilmi, Sons of Albion, The Script.
12th and 13th July are the dates....sure what else would ye be doing?
The confirmed line-up so far:
The Verve, Rage Against the Machine, R.E.M, Kings of Leon, The Fratellis, Stereophonics, Kaiser Chiefs, Prodigy, Kooks, Primal Scream, Chemical Brothers, Interpol, Ian Brown, The Raconteurs, Biffy Clyro, Counting Crows, KT Tunstall, Feeder, Pigeon Detectives, The Enemy, The Feeling, Amy MacDonald, Panic At The Disco, Hot Chip, Aphex Twin, The Charlatans, The Pogues, Ben Folds, Wombats, Reverend and The Makers, Pendulum, Justice, DJ Hell, Erol Alkan, The National, Band of Horses, Seasick Steve, Eddy Grant, Alabama 3, Sons and Daughters, The Courteeners, Slam, Paul Heaton, Lightspeed Champion, Ting Tings, Black Kids, Sergeant, The Law, Gabriella Cilmi, Sons of Albion, The Script.
12th and 13th July are the dates....sure what else would ye be doing?
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Download fall-out
The headliners may be strange for Download 2008 (Californian pop punk Offspring; once great now novelty act Kiss, and Welsh fashionistas Lost Prophets) but the undercard is strong. (Motorhead, Judas Priest, HIM, In Flames, Coheed & Cambria etc)
At this time of year promoters try and scoop bands on periphery of Download (remember MH, KSE etc last year?).
So far the 2008 fall-out has been Children of Bodom in Dublin on June 11th, but more will be announced soon...watch this space! [well somebody has to!]
At this time of year promoters try and scoop bands on periphery of Download (remember MH, KSE etc last year?).
So far the 2008 fall-out has been Children of Bodom in Dublin on June 11th, but more will be announced soon...watch this space! [well somebody has to!]
Metallica Ireland rumour mill...version 338
Metallica are playing in Ireland soon...at least if you were to believe some of the posts, rumours, waffles and general speculation on various boards, forums etc in recent weeks. So far the rumour mill has Metallica playing in...
Odyssey
RDS
Malahide Castle
Marley Park
Ormeau Park
Botanic
Some field
So far none are confirmed...but a wee birdie says they'll be playing on these isles at some point in 2008. And the Reading/Leeds festival headliners have yet to be announced...
Odyssey
RDS
Malahide Castle
Marley Park
Ormeau Park
Botanic
Some field
So far none are confirmed...but a wee birdie says they'll be playing on these isles at some point in 2008. And the Reading/Leeds festival headliners have yet to be announced...
Monday, February 18, 2008
Double 'D' rockin' weekend!
Two contrasting gigs hit Belfast this weekend past, with differing types of appeal, but both showing that live music is best!
On Saturday night a packed Empire warmed up for June's classic rock Odyssey mayhemof Def Leppard and Whitesnake, when Leppard-tribute act, Deft Leppard hit the Music Hall stage. The usual plethora of well-honed greatest hits were paraded, and it has now got to the point that Deft are carving their own stamp on the classics. Remember in the early and mid eighties the Lepps were considered at the forefront of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. At times the energy from the stage brought back those heady days when the hair-splitting of rock and metal's sub-genres wasn't important. It was the music that was, and always should be!
And if there is a band that rips up the genre rule-book it's Dillinger Escape Plan. For a variety of reasons I couldn't make it, but from well-informed sources (that is people who where there at the Spring and Airbrake on Sunday night!)
They have been labelled as mathcore, hardcore, metalcore amongst other things, but the reality is they're just a damn fine playing outfit. Reports from the front are that tracks off their newly released Ire Works platter of noise slotted well into the set. Any further reviews welcome!
Now I'm off to plug into the 80s again in preparation for Wednesday's Michael Schenker and Friends gig (support from Glyder) and, though I won't be able to catch Tygers of Pan Tang on Friday nigth (with Inch High backing them up) I might slip the odd Tygers track on to the Decks of Doom...
On Saturday night a packed Empire warmed up for June's classic rock Odyssey mayhemof Def Leppard and Whitesnake, when Leppard-tribute act, Deft Leppard hit the Music Hall stage. The usual plethora of well-honed greatest hits were paraded, and it has now got to the point that Deft are carving their own stamp on the classics. Remember in the early and mid eighties the Lepps were considered at the forefront of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. At times the energy from the stage brought back those heady days when the hair-splitting of rock and metal's sub-genres wasn't important. It was the music that was, and always should be!
And if there is a band that rips up the genre rule-book it's Dillinger Escape Plan. For a variety of reasons I couldn't make it, but from well-informed sources (that is people who where there at the Spring and Airbrake on Sunday night!)
They have been labelled as mathcore, hardcore, metalcore amongst other things, but the reality is they're just a damn fine playing outfit. Reports from the front are that tracks off their newly released Ire Works platter of noise slotted well into the set. Any further reviews welcome!
Now I'm off to plug into the 80s again in preparation for Wednesday's Michael Schenker and Friends gig (support from Glyder) and, though I won't be able to catch Tygers of Pan Tang on Friday nigth (with Inch High backing them up) I might slip the odd Tygers track on to the Decks of Doom...
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Deft touch at The Empire
Europe’s leading Def Leppard tribute band set for Empire return
DEFT Leppard – Europe’s leading Def Leppard tribute act - are set to return to their second home, the stage of Belfast’s Empire Musical Hall on Saturday 16th February.
The band will tread the boards of the Botanic Avenue venue for the fifth time in three years – and each time the reception gets better and better says frontman Ashley Cooper.
“Belfast really has become a second home for Deft Leppard,” he said. “The crowd loves Def Leppard, they sing along, they dance and many have become great friends to all of our band.”
With the ‘real’ Def Leppard set to return to Belfast in June after a 15+ year absence, Saturday’s show promises to whet the appetite of fans of the 80s and 90s rock monsters.
“Def Leppard are a band that appeal to all ages, and play supreme pop and majestic heavy rock,” said Ashely. “When we hit the stage on Saturday night there will be old Leppard favourites and rare tracks to make sure that fans are revved up for June.”
Tickets for Deft Leppard are available from all Ticketmaster outlets and The Empire for £8.50.
DEFT Leppard – Europe’s leading Def Leppard tribute act - are set to return to their second home, the stage of Belfast’s Empire Musical Hall on Saturday 16th February.
The band will tread the boards of the Botanic Avenue venue for the fifth time in three years – and each time the reception gets better and better says frontman Ashley Cooper.
“Belfast really has become a second home for Deft Leppard,” he said. “The crowd loves Def Leppard, they sing along, they dance and many have become great friends to all of our band.”
With the ‘real’ Def Leppard set to return to Belfast in June after a 15+ year absence, Saturday’s show promises to whet the appetite of fans of the 80s and 90s rock monsters.
“Def Leppard are a band that appeal to all ages, and play supreme pop and majestic heavy rock,” said Ashely. “When we hit the stage on Saturday night there will be old Leppard favourites and rare tracks to make sure that fans are revved up for June.”
Tickets for Deft Leppard are available from all Ticketmaster outlets and The Empire for £8.50.
Monday, February 11, 2008
Slade...weird eh?
Slade (without Noddy) play Belfast's Waterfront Hall on June 7th, with Mud and a T-Rex act of sorts...most sensible people will avoid this 70s glam rock cash-in aberration...but do remember that Slade once penned the line..."Headbangers don't buy no soul/all they wanna do is rock 'n' roll". Then again Mud had a hit with 'Tiger Feet'
Though you may be tempted...save your cash for White Lion at the Rosetta the next week...better venue, better band, andHarv's Stormzone warming up proceedings!
Though you may be tempted...save your cash for White Lion at the Rosetta the next week...better venue, better band, andHarv's Stormzone warming up proceedings!
Panic Cell return to Belfast
THE most under-rated, and potentially the saviours of good old-fashioned rockin' metal, Panic Cell are set for a return to Belfast.
On Saturday, 29th March the good folks of the Distortion Project will bring Luke and his Panic Cell cohorts to The Limelight.
The hard working, hard touring and all round nice guys will be supported by Sinnocence and Interrogate.
Doors open at 4pm and at just £5 admission it is damn good value for a fantastic line-up and a chance to see Panic Cell.
On a personal note Luke has never failed to be a gentleman, has made sure that Belfast has been on the tour itinerary when Bullet Proof Promotions brought Soil, Drowning Pool, Ill Nino etc to the city. For this, let alone the fantastic sounds these guys produce, get yer asses along, support the Distortion Project and have a great night!
As several noted rock journals have already noted...had Panic Cell been American they would have been on summer stadium tours across the globe...find out why on March 29th!
On Saturday, 29th March the good folks of the Distortion Project will bring Luke and his Panic Cell cohorts to The Limelight.
The hard working, hard touring and all round nice guys will be supported by Sinnocence and Interrogate.
Doors open at 4pm and at just £5 admission it is damn good value for a fantastic line-up and a chance to see Panic Cell.
On a personal note Luke has never failed to be a gentleman, has made sure that Belfast has been on the tour itinerary when Bullet Proof Promotions brought Soil, Drowning Pool, Ill Nino etc to the city. For this, let alone the fantastic sounds these guys produce, get yer asses along, support the Distortion Project and have a great night!
As several noted rock journals have already noted...had Panic Cell been American they would have been on summer stadium tours across the globe...find out why on March 29th!
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
More gig dates
In case the already hectic schedule of gigs ain't enough for you...Saturday sees Stand-up Guy with Rest and Countervela play the Limelight (£4 from 4pm)...then on 7th February it's Queens of the Stone Age at the King's Hall...on the 8th you can walk down nostalgia's alleys when Nazareth play the Spring & Aibrake...then Triggerman's unique preacher metal touches down with No Grace Given at Katy Daly's (a snip at £2) on the 9th...the next night the Smashing Pumpkins are at the King's Hall...on the 13th Chrome Hoof play The Limelight...Deft Leppard rock out The Empire on the 16th February...a mere 24 hours later Dillinger Escape Plan play the Spring & Airbrake...MSG touch down on the 20th...Tygers of Pan Tang are in Derry on the 22nd and Spring & Airbrake on the 23rd...the same night when a few hours earlier Darkest Era launch their CD with support from Runecaster in Katy Daly's...Overoth, Devil Makes Three and Abbandon Incarnate make up a triumvirate of metal the next night at the Spring & Airbrake...Jimmy Eat World's got a sold-out show at St George's Market on the 26th...then March dawns...Fish and much more.
Now if there's not something to keep you rockin' in that lot you can officially declare yourself dead!
Now if there's not something to keep you rockin' in that lot you can officially declare yourself dead!
Monday, January 28, 2008
Rollins Empire date, Schenker back
Henry Rollins - that man-mountain of intellect is bringing his Spoken Word Tour to The Empire on March 30th, but be warned that there are only 250 tickets available as the gig is being filmed...
Also, legendary guitarist Michael Schenker (UFO, Scorpions, MSG) is bringing his 'Michael Schenker and Friends' tour to the Spring & Airbrake on 20th February...
Ricky Warwick, the legendary Almighty frontman, is playing at Lisburn's Island Arts centre on 2nd February...
Hell there many more coming up...will get updating soon!
Also, legendary guitarist Michael Schenker (UFO, Scorpions, MSG) is bringing his 'Michael Schenker and Friends' tour to the Spring & Airbrake on 20th February...
Ricky Warwick, the legendary Almighty frontman, is playing at Lisburn's Island Arts centre on 2nd February...
Hell there many more coming up...will get updating soon!
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