Classic metal/heavy rock band Uriah Heep have announced that they will be reuniting with the two remaining classic era line-up members keyboardist Ken Hensley and drummer Lee Kerslake for one show only in Russia.
The show according to the band's Facebook will be taking place at the Moscow Crocus on October 15th. The set will be two hours long and will feature Hensley and Kerslake playing along side the current members of the band including keyboardist Phil Lanzon and drummer Russel Gilbrook.
Hensley and Kerslake have briefly reunited with Uriah Heep once in a blue moon over the years, but usually only for one show at a time. Hensley wrote most of Uriah Heep's classic songs such as Easy Livin', Stealin', July Morning, etc. Kerslake was a member until 2007.
I have to say, while I'm pleased that all the remaining classic members of Uriah Heep are doing something together I'm a bit cheesed off that it has to be happening so far away. It's a shame that nothing amazing like this ever seems to happen here in the United States. Oh well. I'm sure it will be a spectacular performance.
No comments:
Post a Comment