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Saxon announces February 2019 US Headlining Tour

Following the release of their latest video for the track “Predator”, featuring Johan Hegg from Amon Amarth from the aforementioned “Thunderbolt” album, the band have just announced a string of US Tour dates, following the incredibly successful tour with Judas Priest earlier this year and prior to their appearance on the 2019 Monsters Of Rock Cruise out of Florida.

“We’re bringing the Thunderbolt Tour back to the USA in February, this time as Headliners! Come and join the party THE THUNDERBOLT COMETH!”, says Biff Byford.

Saxon releases music video for “The Secret of Flight” and announces 3 UK live shows for November 2018

Since 1979 Saxon have shown their ability to take rock ‘n’ roll and give it an electrifying edge which has since cemented their status as pioneers of the British heavy metal wave.

With over twenty studio albums under their belt, Saxon has made their steadfast dedication to creating a dynamic body of a work a staple of their career. With no signs of letting up, the Saxon Juggernaut continues with the release earlier this year of their latest album “Thunderbolt” and an ongoing World Tour that’s going from strength to strength.

Pinkshinyultrablast announces new studio album “Miserable Miracles”, May 2018 UK tour and share brand new single

Pinkshinyultrablast, Russia’s finest export, have shared their new single “In the Hanging Gardens”, soon to available on limited edition 10”.

The band have also announced an extensive UK tour as well their eagerly anticipated third album “Miserable Miracles”, due for release on May 4th, 2018, via Club AC30 (UK) and Shelflife (USA).

Saxon to release new studio album “Thunderbolt” on February 2nd 2018

Saxon isn't wasting any time in 2018. Following the critically acclaimed release of “Battering Ram” in 2015, the heavy metal giants are set to release their latest studio album, “Thunderbolt”, on February 2nd, 2018, via the Militia Guard label (Silver Lining Music).

The new album “Thunderbolt” will feature original artwork by long time Saxon collaborator Paul Raymond Gregory.