RICKY WARWICK To Support WARRIOR SOUL In UK

November 20, 2008

THE ALMIGHTY frontman Ricky Warwick will support WARRIOR SOUL in the UK in December. The dates are as follows:

Dec. 07 - Barfly - Cardiff, UK
Dec. 08 - JB's - Dudley, UK
Dec. 09 - Rock City - Nottingham, UK
Dec. 10 - Barfly - Glasgow, UK
Dec. 12 - LA2 - London, UK
Dec. 13 - Corporation - Sheffield, UK

Warwick has contributed guitar on two tracks on the forthcoming solo album from GUNS N' ROSES keyboardist Dizzy Reed. He has also co-written the song "This Don't Look Like Vegas" with Dizzy and longtime GN'R associate Del James.

Warwick has two songs featured in the new movie "Who Killed Nancy?", directed by Alan Parker. The tracks "Three Sides To Every Story" and "Tattoos & Alibis" are both taken from Warwick's 2003 solo debut, "Tattoos & Alibis". The movie will premiere on February 2, 2009, on the 30th anniversary of the Sid Vicious' death at the Prince Charles Cinema, West End, London. It opens in UK cinemas on February 6.

A new Ricky Warwick solo track called "Arms Of Belfast Town" is available for streaming on his web site. The song comes off his forthcoming album, "Belfast Confetti", which is due out early 2009. Other songtitles set to appear on "Belfast Confetti" include "Throwin' Dirt", "Angel Of Guile" and the title track, "Belfast Confetti".

THE ALMIGHTY was recently forced to cancel its previously announced UK tour.

Ricky Warwick performing "Belfast Confetti" in October 2008:

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