UNION to play UK

[Glammy-Dave]

Announcing at last, The U.K gets to see Union live in concert. Ex-Kiss guitar hero Bruce Kulick and Ex Motley Crue/'the scream' vocalist John Corabi join forces to create a powerful new Rock'n'Roll ensemble. Joined by equally illustrious talents of Fred Coury -Cinderella-on drums and Chuck Garric on Bass guitar -Alice Cooper (recording and touring bands).

Promoter Nick Smith says,"As a Kiss fan, I was getting fed up of the U.K being bypassed by tours, bands like ESP coming to mainland Europe but ignoring Blighty because no promoter believed there would be enough interest. So this time I've deciced to put my money where my mouth is and promote a show myself . Instead of taking myself off to to see a gig, I thought how difficult would it be to bring the mountain to mohammed so everyone could see it..(what a lovely man I am!) So let's make it a success and open the door for future events!.

November 27th (Sunday) 2005 at the RockCafe 2000 in Stourbridge, West Midlands. Tickets 14.00 Support from 'Headspeed' TICKET / INFO HOTLINE - 01384 833556 / 01384 390918

http://www.rockcafe2000.fsnet.co.uk/main.htm

[Stacey0471]

Let's hope this doesn't go tits up. Heard the turn-out there can blow hot n cold. I know it's a Sunday, but hopefully a good number will make the effort if they wanna see more bands play up there.

[DAMAGED ROSE]

Stourbridge rock cafe is a great venue , but they will never sell many tickets for Union there, it should have been at JB's in Dudley!!

[Stacey0471]

I was thinking that, but even JB's has been empty on Sundays. Dodgy night to put a band on, if you ask me.

[DAMAGED ROSE]

Very true, I remember being at a Hardcore Superstar gig at JB's on a Sunday and only 40 people turned up ,can't imagine there would be many more than that for Union!!

[Stacey0471]

Yup, about the same turnout as Tuff at Manchester Academy in 2002, and that was a Thursday night! That got recorded for the Live In The UK cd, and the crowd can barely be heard.

Soil were playing in the next room though, which was packed with the teeny-metallers.