IRON MAIDEN Singer To Host BBC Radio 2's 'Masters Of Rock' Series

November 23, 2004

IRON MAIDEN frontman Bruce Dickinson will be hosting a new BBC Radio 2 series, called "Masters of Rock", beginning this Thursday (Nov. 25) at 21:00 GMT. The show topics that are said to be included in the series are as follows:

Week 1: KISS-tory
Week 2: Ian Gillan's (DEEP PURPLE) solo career
Week 3: Blues Rock
Week 4: Gary Moore's career
Week 5: The year 1984 (VAN HALEN at Donington, DEF LEPPARD's Rick Allen loses arm, IRON MAIDEN release "Powerslave", DEEP PURPLE reform, etc.)
Week 6: Pop Rock

More information about the series, which is being produced by Ian Callaghan of Smooth Operations, can be found at this location. The show can be heard live via the Internet by clicking here.

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