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Tony Iommi To Release Glenn Hughes Collaborations
Tony Iommi has expanded his two Glenn Hughes collaborations to be released October 4 and on vinyl for the first time.
Tagged as:90s, Black Sabbath, Glenn Hughes, metal, Tony Iommi, UK
Glenn Hughes To Perform 50th Anniversary Burn Tour For Australia
Glenn Hughes will return to Australia for the Burn tour in October to mark the 50th anniversary of his classic album induction into Deep Purple.
Tagged as:70s, Burn, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, metal, rock, UK
Glenn Hughes Classic Deep Purple Live Delivers Rarely Heard Live Purple Songs
While former Deep Purple bass player Glenn Hughes is touring Australia with his Classic Deep Purple Live show for the very first time, Purple fans are being treated to some rare tracks.
Tagged as:70s, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, Heavy Rock, metal, rock, UK
Glenn Hughes Has Commenced His Classic Deep Purple Live World Tour In Australia
Former Deep Purple guitarist Glenn Hughes is performing a complete set of songs from his classic rock band for the first time ever in Australia.
Tagged as:70s, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, rock, UK
Ian Gillan Opposed Hall of Fame Deep Purple Selection Process
It took Deep Purple a long time to get to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and, now that they’ve been elected, at least one member isn’t happy about it.
Tagged as:David Coverdale, Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore, Rod Evans, Roger Glover
Glenn Hughes Puts Together A New Band
Glenn Hughes, nicknamed the ‘Voice of Rock’, has unveiled details of his new band that he has put together for his European and UK 2015 Solo tour. Alongside Hughes will be Pontus Engborg who has toured extensively with Hughes solo projects and ex-Whitesnake guitarist Doug Aldrich.
Tagged as:Deep Purple, Glenn Hughes, Glenn Hughes Puts Together A New Band, music news, Whitesnake
Joe Bonamassa And Glenn Hughes Confirm Black Country Communion Is Over
Black Country Communion, the supergroup featuring Joe Bonamassa, Glenn Hughes, Jason Bonham and Derek Sherinian is over.
Tagged as:10s, Black Country Communion, Derek Sherinian, Glenn Hughes, Jason Bonham, Joe Bonamassa, metal, rock, USA
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