VOODOO SIX To Support UFO In U.K.

March 17, 2010

VOODOO SIX, the British hard rock band formed by ex-DIRTY DEEDS bassist Tony Newton, will support UFO on the following dates.

April 22 - Workington, UK - Carnegie Theatre
April 23 - Middlesbrough, UK - Town Hall
April 24 - Edinburgh, UK - Hmv Picture House
April 25 - Inverness, UK - Ironworks
April 28 - Leamington Spa, UK - The Assembly
April 29 - Cardiff, UK - Millennium Music Hall

Commented VOODOO SIX: "We are massive fans of UFO so this will be a tour to remember. We can't wait to see our amazing fans in the front row, as usual."

VOODOO SIX recently released a brand new digital-only EP, entitled "A Little Something For You", via the group's official web site.

The track listing is as follows:

01. Something For You
02. Where You Want Me
03. Take The Blame
04. Live Again
05. Log Way From Home

VOODOO SIX's March 2 concert at London's Borderline marked the live debut for the band's new frontman Luke Purdie.

VOODOO SIX's as-yet-untitled new album was mixed by Mike Fraser, who has previously worked with AC/DC, AEROSMITH, GUNS N' ROSES and METALLICA, among others.

VOODOO SIX's new song, "Take The Blame", is available for streaming below.

The band's critically acclaimed debut album, "First Hit for Free", was released in continental Europe in October 2008 via Locomotive Records. The CD, which was issued in the U.K. in March 2008, was mixed by Fraser.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/voodoosix.

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