GLENN HUGHES CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF CLASSIC DEEP PURPLE ALBUM BURN WITH UK TOUR AND WELCOMES SPECIAL GUESTS THE DAMN TRUTH

Glenn Hughes, known across the world as ‘The Voice of Rock’, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the seminal Deep Purple album ‘Burn’ with a UK tour.

Kicking off on the 10th October in Holmfirth, the 11 date UK tour will visit KKs Steelmill in Wolverhampton, Nottingham’s Rock City, the Electric Ballroom in London and will wrap up at The Academy 2 in Manchester on the 29th October.

Special guest on all UK shows is Canadian rock and roll band, The Damn Truth

Glenn’s band will feature Soren Andersen (guitar), Ash Sheehan (drums) and Bob Fridzema (keyboards).

Watch Glenn Hughes play ‘Burn on his 2019 tour below:

“It was 50 years ago, in the summer of 1973, that the BURN album by Deep Purple was written at Clearwell Castle in the Forest of Dean Gloucestershire,” reminisces Glenn. “It was recorded in October in Montreux, Switzerland.”

“We all became one in this centuries old castle in the UK countryside, it felt like Deep Purple were a new band, with David (Coverdale) and I as new members, we couldn’t wait to start working on new songs. The atmosphere was electric, in such amazing surroundings.” 

“All the songs on BURN were written in the crypt/dungeon, underneath the great hall. We worked on a new song every day, and we were in the flow. Musically we would play, and work out ideas, and David and I would come up with vocal melodies that would later have lyrics. I remember it like it was yesterday.”

“It’s time to celebrate BURN, and I’m really looking forward to seeing you.”

Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Thursday February 23 via www.thegigcartel.com.