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DIAMOND HEAD Featuring Singer CHAS WEST: Seattle Concert Footage Available

October 11, 2013

Video footage of NWOBHM (New Wave Of British Heavy Metal) legends DIAMOND HEAD performing their classic song "Am I Evil?" on October 9 at Studio Seven in Seattle, Washington can be seen below.

DIAMOND HEAD singer Nick Tart is sitting out the band's current U.S. tour due to the untimely death of his father. In order to maintain its commitment to the group's fans, DIAMOND HEAD has called upon vocalist Chas West (JASON BONHAM, LYNCH MOB, TRIBE OF GYPSIES),who has been a longtime friend of the band, to help out for this tour.

For a complete list of tour dates, visit Diamond-Head.net.

DIAMOND HEAD is touring to support its latest Universal compilation titled "Am I Evil: The Best Of Diamond Head".

DIAMOND HEAD has revealed that this leg of the tour will feature the classic songs that fans have come to know and love, with a different set of songs to accompany them than performed on the previous U.S. East Coast leg of the tour. With Chas West singing, anything is possible.

For the first time in its four-decade history, DIAMOND HEAD made its way stateside for a U.S. tour in the summer of 2011.

DIAMOND HEAD's first-ever appearance with the "Big Four" (METALLICA, SLAYER, ANTHRAX and MEGADETH),the artists on whom they had a major influence, in July 2011 at the Sonisphere festivals in the U.K. and France, was followed by their first performances in Canada, playing with MOTÖRHEAD, and MEGADETH at the Heavy TO festival in Toronto, along with an appearance with GIRLSCHOOL, MOTÖRHEAD and KISS, at the Heavy MTL festival in Montreal.

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