Fandom and Z2 Comics recently marked the unofficial start of San Diego Comic-Con weekend, with their annual party. The event was headlined by rock & roll cover band The Coverups, fronted by Green Day‘s Billie Joe Armstrong. A surprise came when Iron Maiden frontman, Bruce Dickinson, joined them to perform Mott the Hoople‘s classic “All the Young Dudes,” written by David Bowie. Find out more below.
Continue reading
Tag Archives: Bruce Dickenson
Bruce Dickinson Shares “Rain On The Graves” Single and Video with New Album Coming Soon
Just out, “Rain On The Graves” is the second single from Bruce Dickinson’s forthcoming seventh solo album The Mandrake Project. The full-length is due to be released on March 01st, via the BMG record label. It was inspired by a rainy visit to romantic poet William Wordsworth’s grave in the Lake District, growing into a rumination on the artistic “deal with the Devil” concept. Dickenson also takes the album on the road from April, heading out to South America, and all around Europe, with some newly added dates. Check out the live listings, new video, and more below.
Black Smoke Trigger Drop New “Perfect Torture” Single and Video
In a touching nod to the devastation wreaked by Cyclone Gabriellethe on their hometown of Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, Black Smoke Trigger have dropped their latest single “Perfect Torture”. The single’s music video parallels the emotional turbulence of the song with the band’s personal experience. With their debut full-length due in May, the band are also on the road from April, in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. Dates include supports with Filter and Bruce Dickenson. Keep reading below for the new video and more. Continue reading