Thursday 23 April 2009

Stampede's first live gig in 26 years

The newly reformed 80s cult hard–rock outfit announce their very first date back together again…Stampede are set to kick off their 2009 reunion by taking to the stage at Classic Rock’s ‘Krusher’ club night at The Embassy Club London on 25 May 2009. This will be the first time the band has played to a live audience in 26 years.The announcement comes as Stampede are in the process of writing their brand new album which is due to be recorded in June this year. Front man Reuben Archer has revealed that the audience at the Embassy will not only witness their first performance in over two decades, but will also be the first to hear some of the new material from the impending album interspersed with old favourites from the Hurricane Town and live Official Bootleg albums. He says of the gig “It’s a double whammy for us and we can’t wait to get back out there and let the energy out of the rehearsal room and onto the stage!” Stampede’s reunion line-up consists of original founding members Reuben Archer (vocals), Laurence Archer (guitar) and Colin Bond (bass). Original drummer Eddie Parsons is replaced by Clive Edwards, formerly of Pat Travers, UFO and Wild Horses.The Embassy gig is the first in a growing list of UK shows which also include:29 May - Z Rock Festival, Dudley17 July - The Back Bar, Weston-super-Mare19 September - The Robin 2, BilstonMore dates are being added regularly.For more information on gig listings and updated news visit the official MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/stampedeofficial
 
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