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GLENN HUGHES: 'Life Doesn't Get Any Better'

May 3, 2007

Legendary vocalist/bassist Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH, TRAPEZE) has issued the following update:

"I'm on my way to Europe.

"First up is Kavarna, Bulgaria, where there will be a civic ceremony with the Mayor, where I will be given the keys to the city. Then I will play my show in the town square outside.

"I love my Bulgarian fans and the Mayor is a dear friend.

"Dimtrovgrad, Serbia is the next stop, where there will be another ceremony where I will open the theatre that is named the Glenn Hughes Music Hall. It is my first time in this country since PURPLE. I am really looking forward to it.

"After that, I will be in Italy playing with my friends in the MOONSTONE PROJECT. I know a lot of you will be coming out to see me and it is going to be fun. I want everyone to enjoy themselves.

"I have been busy writing songs for the next GH album and I am really excited about this.

"Life doesn't get any better. It is a time for love. Hope you can feel it."

Hughes recently made available a video clip of the song "Monkey Man" from his latest album, "Music For The Divine", featuring co-vocals by Jimmy Barnes. It contains lots of vision that will soon be available in full on Glenn's forthcoming DVD featuring his Australian acoustic "Live at the Basement" concert and the documentary of the making of "Music For The Divine", with snippets from the summer 2006 gig in Rome, Italy that will also be featured. Go to Glenn's MySpace page to see the video.

A remix of Hughes's version of "Monkey Man" is included on the Australian version of his latest solo album, "Music for the Divine". Also featured is a cover of LED ZEPPELIN's "Misty Mountain Hop", featuring a guest appearance by ALICE IN CHANS guitarist Jerry Cantrell.

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