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Dreadzone are set to roll like thunder again with a string of live dates bringing their new album 'Eye On The Horizon' to the masses.
April 26th 2010 sees the release of the much anticipated new album. The core members Greg Dread, original bassmaster Leo Williams, MC Spee, Studio One vocalist Earl 16 alongside Chris Compton on guitar and Chris Oldfield on technology make up the new line-up. The bands influence extends not only out into the current scene as one of the pioneers of dub based music in this country, but rewinding to back in the day as the rhythm section of Mick Jones' Big Audio Dynamite in the 80s . Their roots are embedded in the history of West London sound clash and with a drum and bass partnership of 25 years this year Leo and Greg are still rolling strong and rocking the nation with their distinctive rhythms.
Their new tour dates are as follows:
Fri 19 March The Quarter House, Folkestone
Sat 20 March Plug'N'Play, Reading
Fri 26 March Joiners Arms, Southampton
Sat 27 March Club 85, Hitchin
Fri 16 April The Duchess, York
Thu 22 April Salisbury Arts Centre, Salisbury
Fri 23 April Subscription Rooms, Stroud
Wed 28 April Cargo, London - album launch party
Fri 14 May Pontardawe Arts Centre, Pontardawe
Sat 15 May Wolves Little Civic, Wolverhampton
Thu 20 May The Forum, Tunbridge Wells
Fri 21 May The Hat Factory, Luton
Sat 22 May Manchester University (Manchester Academy 3), Manchester
Fri 4 June Komedia, Brighton
Sat 5 June Millennium Music Hall, Cardiff
Tickets are available now, to buy tickets online (where available) click here.
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article by: Scott Williams
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| published: 18/03/2010 12:23 |
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