|
|
Band page - Tim Owens
Latest news
| Wednesday, April 1, 2009 - Tim 'Ripper' Owens Announces Live Lineup For Summer Shows In Support Of New Solo Album | Tim "Ripper" Owens will release of his first solo album, Play My Game, on the following dates:
Germany / Austria / Switzerland: May 15th
UK / rest of Europe: May 18th
USA / Canada: May 19th
Owens checks in with the following update:
"Just wanted to confirm to everyone that I will be playing at the 2009 Sweden Rock (scheduled for June 3rd - 6th in Sölvesborg, Sweden), and I'm really looking forward to it!! This will be my first show promoting my solo CD that comes out in May.
I also wanted to say I have put together a lineup of great musicians and friends to do these summer shows with me: Chris Caffery (guitar - Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Savatage), John Comprix (Guitar - Beyond Fear, Ringworm) Dave Ellefson (Bass - F5, Ex-Megadeth), Simon Wright (Drums - Dio, Ac/Dc, Rhino Bucket).
I can not wait to get my new CD out and tour this summer with this killer lineup! So I will see you all soon."
· Discuss this news further (1) |
Other information
No information has been added yet...
Information like history, special memories and other things will be added when we get the time.
It will be possible to add comments when we have added more information. | Articles on this site
|
|
|
|
|
Daily Spotlight
Cynic - Focus
 Cynic started out as a death metal band in 1987 and over the next several years sent out five demos until th....
Read full review
Retro Reviews
(Michael)
The Almighty - Soul Destruction
 "Soul Destruction" was the second studio album from The Almighty. Originated in Scotland the band took the world by storm with their dirty biker/Sleaze Rock. The bands visual image was raw personified....
Read full review
(Steen)
Savatage - Sirens - Silver Anniversay Edition
 Back in 1983 an American band called Avatar made their first three-track EP, City Beneath the Surface. Soon after they were forced to change their name and guitarist Criss Oliva's girlfriend came up w....
Read full review
Archive
· Albums of the month
· Retro Reviews
|
|
|
