Lionheart were formed in late 1980 and since then an array of notable musicians have passed through their ranks, including Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden), Les Binks (Judas Priest) and Phil Lanzon (Uriah Heep).The current line-up, featuring founder members Dennis Stratton (ex-Iron Maiden/Praying Mantis), Steve Mann (Michael Schenker Fest) and Rocky Newton (ex-McAuley Schenker Group) alongside … Continue reading Lionheart (ft. ex-Iron Maiden, UFO, MSG etc) release Xmas charity single for Little Havens Hospice
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#RoadToWildfire 2018 – Lionheart
Much like we endeavour every year before Bloodstock, this year, for Scotland’s Wildfire Festival which kicks off on 22nd June, we’re interviewing every band set to play the stages of Wiston. You get to hear (or read) right from the horse’s mouth who you should be watching over the course of the weekend. Previous years … Continue reading #RoadToWildfire 2018 – Lionheart
Review: Lionheart – Welcome To The West Coast II
Californian hardcore virtuosos Lionheart broke up last year to allow them to focus on their personal lives. Ever since that happened, fans, including myself were hoping for a stronger than ever comeback. With no such spoilers whatsoever, Lionheart released a single "Trial by Fire" which became the fifth track for their upcoming album Welcome to … Continue reading Review: Lionheart – Welcome To The West Coast II
Year in Review – Gigs (and which were the best?)
Well, December is almost over and it's time to dig through the reviews and see what I reckoned was the live musical high-point of the year. And it's bloody hard, believe me. If you just want to skip down to the bit where I try to make my mind up, scroll down until you see … Continue reading Year in Review – Gigs (and which were the best?)
Biohazard – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
[All pictures available from these Flickr sets for Lionheart, Heights and Biohazard] Time for a comeback with the eloquently-named "In Your Fucking Face" tour, Biohazard once again returned to these shores with no fewer than three bands in tow. Due to being buried in work and just being tired, I missed openers Dripback (who I … Continue reading Biohazard – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow