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Legendary psychedelic star, Arthur Brown, is returning to the stage, complete with his band, to play classic hits and new songs. After completing his eclectic and entertaining ‘Evening With….’ tour earlier this year, Arthur Brown is back in his crazy world again this autumn and ready to hypnotise.
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Friday 7th October at Flowerpot Derby
Saturday 8th October at The Platform Morecambe
Thursday 20th October at The Robin 2 Woverhampton
Saturday 22nd October at Borderline London
Thursday 27th October at Factory Manchester
Arthur Brown first came to prominence in swinging London in 1967, after spending some time on the Paris underground scene Arthur was quickly signed to Track Records at the instruction of The Who’s Pete Townshend and released the single Devils Grip, regarded by some as the record that gave the birth of Heavy Metal.
Arthur is best thought of for his 1968 Number one single Fire that still gets regular airplay all over the world and has been covered by the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Die Krupps, The Prodigy and The Who.
Arthur’s next band Kingdom Come performed as the main act at the first filmed Glastonbury Festival in 1971 and in 1973 Kingdome Come was the first band to release an album using a Drum Machine.
Artists such as Peter Gabriel, Alice Cooper and Bruce Dickenson site Arthur Brown as a major influence on them and in this Arthur’s fifth decade in music the fire is far from out.
Arthur’s most recent album Voices Of Love had major critical acclaim and Arthur received the Classic Rock magazine showman of the year award.