Former Almighty man Ricky Warwick has just finished adding his special touch to Circus Diablo's debut album, which also features contributions from Velvet Revolver and The Cult members.
Former Almighty man Ricky Warwick returns to the fray with the release of his second solo album, Love Many Trust A Few, which features contributions from Joe Elliott, Emm Gryner, Simon Carmody and former Whitesnake man Vivian Campbell.
He may have turned the volume down a bit, but Ricky Warwick‘s Tatoos & Alibis album still rocks like a bastard. Stuart Clark meets him and his multi-platinum mate Joe Elliott.
When Kerrang favourites The Almighty split up at the height of their success in 1996 Newtownards-born frontman Ricky Warwick decamped to Dublin to form a new, more indie oriented combo.
This is the same old Almighty with the same three chord tricks, the same sing-along choruses and the same anthems of angst and revolution they had in their hey-day.
Mike Mormecha, frontman of Mojo Fury, is now making a stab at singer-songwriter glory with his debut solo EP as Clown Parlour, wherein he references his Eastern European roots.
I can still hear their taunts – “Clark’s talking through his arse again!”... “It’s not the ’70s anymore, Granddad!”... “I had my suspicions but now I know you’re a wanker!”
As it was my mother saying it, that last one was particularly hurtful.
Julie Feeney, Ron Wood and Kazakhstan’s answer to Will Young are just some of the artists who’ve availed of Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott’s Dublin studio. He talks about life as a budding recording mogul
The 16,000 fans who attended David Bowie's Point Theatre gigs (pics Roger Woolman) will be able to see themselves on the telly next year.
Yup, the Thin White Duke has decided to immortalise the Dublin leg of his Reality World Tour on DVD.
Fierce Northern Irish guitarristas Indigo Fury win Bacardi / Hot Press Plugged Band Of The Year - and go home with no less than EUR30,000 worth of music industry goodies. Congratulations! ...Lend us a tenner, willya
Does ABSINTHE really make the heart grow fonder or are the Conservatives right in calling for its ban? STUART CLARK and his showbiz chums check out the drink that s taking clubland by storm. Pix: CATHAL DAWSON.
The finalists, chosen from the hundreds of entries received, were all winners of the regional heats that had taken place up and down the country since January
