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Lillian Axe - Release New Video
Hard rockers from New Orleans (LA), Lillian Axe, put out a new music video for the song called "No Problem". The latter appears on their 2022 studio record, From Womb To Tomb. The clip was produced and directed by Todd Schmidt.
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| Source: | facebook.com |
| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - Sign To BraveWords Records
New Orleans, LA based hard rockers Lillian Axe recently announced via Facebook that they are now signed to BraveWords Records and will release their first album for the label, which will be the follow-up to last year's From Womb To Tomb, in 2024.
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| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - Announce First Album In 10 Years
After ten years since their most recent studio album, 2012's XI: The Days Before Tomorrow, New Orleans hard rockers Lillian Axe have set From Womb To Tomb as the title of their new album and it's due for release on August 19th via Global Rock Records, just in time for their first UK tour in 29 years.
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| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - Announce First UK Tour In Nearly 30 Years
Hard rock legends Lillian Axe have announced dates for their first UK tour in 29 years, which will take place this August and the supporting acts will be Riot Act and Kim Melville. The news of this tour comes in anticipation of the band's first album in about a decade, From Womb To Tomb, which is expected to be released this summer on their new label Global Rock Records.
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Lillian Axe - Ink Deal With Global Rock Records, Recording New Album
U.S. hard rockers Lillian Axe have been announced as the first band to be signed to the newly founded label Global Rock Records. The label will not only reissue the band's back catalog, but will also release the band's long-awaited new album From Womb To Tomb, which is currently being recorded and will be their first since 2012's XI: The Days Before Tomorrow.
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| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - Releasing Limited Box Set
Lillian Axe and CME Records have announced the release of a limited edition Lillian Axe box set entitled Convergence. This box set will contain all of Lillian Axe's releases from their debut Lillian Axe up to the 2012 release The Days Before Tomorrow along with a bonus CD containing unreleased Lillian Axe material. It will be a treat for the fans.
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| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - Band Members Involved In Road Accident
While travelling to Texas to perform on Thursday night at Trees in Dallas, TX and Friday night at the Scout Bar in Houston, Louisiana rockers Lillian Axe were involved in a vehicular accident. All members of the band are well and have been treated at local hospitals for minor and non-threatening injuries.
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| Band profile: | Lillian Axe |
Lillian Axe - New Vocalist Announced
Official press release
Louisiana Music Hall of Fame members, Lillian Axe are proud to announce Jackson, Mississippi, native Brian Jones, as their new lead vocalist. Steve Blaze, lead guitarist and band founder says "We have spent the last six months searching for and reviewing candidates to the point of driving us crazy." Blaze continues, "Choosing your front man is the most vital task in a band's existence, so we really took our time to make sure that the person we chose fit every category to the best of their abilities. Brian is a complete breath of fresh air. He is an amazing talent, as well as a fireball of enthusiasm, which has really sparked the attitudes of the rest of us."
Jones, vocalist for the bands Guns of Addiction and Full Moon Circus, as well as guitarist for Wind-up Artist, Papercut Massacre, approached Blaze for the job in September. He states, "When I initially approached Steve about the possibility of becoming the new vocalist for Lillian Axe, I honestly didn't know what to think and had a plethora of thoughts running amuck in my head. Having been a lifelong fan of the band and looking to Steve as a mentor for so many years, coupled with the fact that I was being asked to audition for one of my favorite bands, was a bit much to take in. I knew this was what I wanted to do and have been playing now for over 20 years, but I never would have imagined I'd be playing with Lillian Axe. The guys have been amazing and have taken me in quite nicely. I look forward to the many years to come and to the new music that we will be sharing with the fans."
The Axe has commenced recording their eleventh album at Sound Landing Studios in Covington, Louisiana with the team of Steve Blaze as producer and Rob Hovey as engineer, due for a September 27, 2011; via Love and War Records /Mega Force Records / Sony Red Distribution. The first track, "Take The Bullet", will be available for download on April 12. Says Blaze, ""Take The Bullet" is a very special song for us. Several months ago, I received an email from Air Force Major Henry Cecil, who was stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan. He expressed his appreciation and gratitude for the dedication to the troops on our last album, Deep Red Shadows. He proceeded to send me an American Flag that had traveled on several helicopter missions, official patches, coins, autographs from his squadron, and even a copy of Deep Red Shadows autographed by General David Petraeus himself. We were incredibly honored and humbled, and since then, I have become good friends with Major Cecil. Several weeks ago, he drove to Covington and spent two days in the studio with us as we recorded "Take The Bullet". I wrote this song in dedication to our troops for their heroic sacrifice for our country and their display of true brotherhood."
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Louisiana Music Hall of Fame members, Lillian Axe are proud to announce Jackson, Mississippi, native Brian Jones, as their new lead vocalist. Steve Blaze, lead guitarist and band founder says "We have spent the last six months searching for and reviewing candidates to the point of driving us crazy." Blaze continues, "Choosing your front man is the most vital task in a band's existence, so we really took our time to make sure that the person we chose fit every category to the best of their abilities. Brian is a complete breath of fresh air. He is an amazing talent, as well as a fireball of enthusiasm, which has really sparked the attitudes of the rest of us."
Jones, vocalist for the bands Guns of Addiction and Full Moon Circus, as well as guitarist for Wind-up Artist, Papercut Massacre, approached Blaze for the job in September. He states, "When I initially approached Steve about the possibility of becoming the new vocalist for Lillian Axe, I honestly didn't know what to think and had a plethora of thoughts running amuck in my head. Having been a lifelong fan of the band and looking to Steve as a mentor for so many years, coupled with the fact that I was being asked to audition for one of my favorite bands, was a bit much to take in. I knew this was what I wanted to do and have been playing now for over 20 years, but I never would have imagined I'd be playing with Lillian Axe. The guys have been amazing and have taken me in quite nicely. I look forward to the many years to come and to the new music that we will be sharing with the fans."
The Axe has commenced recording their eleventh album at Sound Landing Studios in Covington, Louisiana with the team of Steve Blaze as producer and Rob Hovey as engineer, due for a September 27, 2011; via Love and War Records /Mega Force Records / Sony Red Distribution. The first track, "Take The Bullet", will be available for download on April 12. Says Blaze, ""Take The Bullet" is a very special song for us. Several months ago, I received an email from Air Force Major Henry Cecil, who was stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan. He expressed his appreciation and gratitude for the dedication to the troops on our last album, Deep Red Shadows. He proceeded to send me an American Flag that had traveled on several helicopter missions, official patches, coins, autographs from his squadron, and even a copy of Deep Red Shadows autographed by General David Petraeus himself. We were incredibly honored and humbled, and since then, I have become good friends with Major Cecil. Several weeks ago, he drove to Covington and spent two days in the studio with us as we recorded "Take The Bullet". I wrote this song in dedication to our troops for their heroic sacrifice for our country and their display of true brotherhood."
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| Source: | lillianaxe.com |