GLENN HUGHES SPECIAL 'STORYTELLER' EVENT IS ON BUT LIMITED TO 200
12th February 2017
Glenn Hughes is to appear at a special 'Storytellers' event to be held at London's historic Café de Paris from 12 noon to 4.00pm on Saturday 25th February 2017 with tickets are strictly limited to 200 and available from glennhughes.com.
An exciting highlight to the up-close-and-personal event will include the airing of a new one hour minute documentary, featuring never-before-seen classic archival vision of Glenn from the 70s. This will the world premiere of the film and is not to be missed.
The exclusive film screening will be followed by a two hour story telling session hosted by Nicky Horne where Glenn will delve into some of the great and even infamous events in his life to date.
For VIP ticket holders, the evening will conclude with a private audience with Glenn who will be signing an exclusive CD and answering questions about his colourful career in music.
Café de Paris is located at 3 Coventry Street, London, W1D 6BL.
Glenn's 40+ year career has seen him leave his indelible mark in several musical endeavours and bands, including Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Hughes/Thrall, his collaborations with Gary Moore and most recently with Black Country Communion and California Breed.
The singer, bassist and songwriter is a living, breathing embodiment of British rock and his is a compelling story. Starting out in the 60s with beat combo Finders Keepers, he formed acclaimed funk-rock band Trapeze, then joined Deep Purple at their commercial peak. Flying around the world in the band's own jet, Hughes enthusiastically embraced the rock'n'roll lifestyle.
He played on three Purple albums, including the classic 'Burn'. When Deep Purple split up in 1976, Hughes embarked on a series of solo albums, collaborations, and even a brief, chaotic spell fronting Black Sabbath. Along the way he battled crack addiction and cocaine psychosis, before surviving a clean-up-or-die crisis and recovering to rebuild his solo career.
In this special London event Glenn will recount his adventures and misadventures with honesty and humour, bringing us up to date with the reformation of rock supergroup Black Country Communion and his critically acclaimed new album 'Resonate'.
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