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East European Tour set to Continue

Ukraine, October 2010



The "Summer of Rock" continues eastwards, as four shows in Ukraine are announced today:



Thur 7 - National Palace Ukraine, Kiev
Fri 8 - Palace of Sports, Kharkov
Sat 9 - Palace of Sports, Dnepropetrovsk
Tue 12- Palace of Sports, Odessa


Russian Tour Dates Announced for October 2010

 Russia Dates

October 17 Dvorets Sporta Yarygina, Krasnoyarsk
October 19 Fesco Hall, Vladivostok
October 21 Platinum Arena, Khabarovsk
October 23 LDS Sibir, Novosibirsk
October 24 Teleclub, Ekaterinburg
October 26 UDS Molot, Perm
October 28 Dvorets Sporta Don, Rostov-On-Don
October 30 Kremlin Palace, Moscow

The “Summer of Rock” is set to continue into the autumn, with a major tour of Russia announced today. Gary and the “rock” line up will be playing eight shows across the vast landscape of the Russian continent.
26/8/10


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 “Summer of Rock” - 2010

Photo credit ©Sam Scott-Hunter

With the “Blues” line up on summer recess, Gary Moore will be hitting the road this summer, with a whole “new” band line up: Neil Carter returns, after 20 years, to take up his rightful place stage left, behind a battery of technology. He is planning to throw some on stage shapes, as he dusts off his guitars; Jon Noyce, (ex Jethro Tull/Sessions) will be holding down the bottom end on bass, again some one who is making a return to the live line up (he was last seen on the Phil Lynott, “One Night in Dublin” Tribute DVD in 2005), and providing the percussive edge is a very familiar face, Darrin Mooney (Primal Scream/Sessions) on drums.

This reenergised line up have been locked away, since Gary’s return from a successful “Blues” tour of the Far East earlier this year, working up a live set based around a selection of live favourites from the “Wild Frontier/After the War” period. Songs that have been regularly requested at live shows, over the past 15/20 odd years. This may prove to be a real treat for fans, old & new, as many will not have heard Gary play these songs live, for a very long time.

In addition to the older tunes, a number of new “Celtic Rock” style tracks are to be included in the show. Tracks that slot easily into the live set.

The debut live show for the line up will be at the Trondheim Rock Festival, Trodheim, Norway on May 22nd, and the first opportunity for UK audiences to see and hear the new tracks will be at the “High Voltage” Festival in July, when Gary performs on the bill with the likes of ZZ Top, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Foreigner, Asia, Marillion and many more. Gary is due on stage on Saturday July 24th.

This “Summer of Rock” is set to continue with a number of European festival shows, which have been added to the touring schedule, so looks like a very busy year for Gary and the “new” band.

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Gary’s latest album released in September 2008

Gary’s latest album “BAD FOR YOU BABY ” was released in the UK & Europe, on September 22, 2008, on Eagle Records (EAGCD379).
The 11 track CD features the following line up; Pete Rees:bass, Vic Martin:keyboards, Sam Kelly:drums. Special guest appearance: Otis & Cassie Taylor. This album also features Gary on harmonica for the first time, on one track! The Japanese, on-line/download & double vinyl version of the album feature a bonus track. An acoustic version of the Lightnin' Hopkins tune, " Picture on the wall".



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Gary’s Latest Album

The latest album features the following track list:

 1.  Bad for you baby (Moore)
 2.  Down the Line (Moore)
 3.  Umbrella Man   (Moore)
 4.  Holding On (Moore)
 5.  Walkin’ Thru the Park (Morganfield)
 6.  I Love you more than you’ll ever know        (Kooper)
 7.  Mojo Boogie (Lenoir)
 8.  Someday baby (Morganfield)
 9.  Did you ever feel lonely? (Moore)
10. Preacher Man Blues (Moore)
11. Trouble ain’t far behind (Moore)
(Bonus Track on Japanese issued CD, download & Vinyl Record)
12.Picture On The Wall (Hopkins)


UK & Europe: September 22, 2008
USA: October 7, 2008
Japan: October 22, 2008
Produced by Gary Moore