(PR) To celebrate 30 years since the recording of the classic live album 'Live And Dangerous', Thin Lizzy is excited to announce that they will be playing the full album sequentially and in its entirety during their forthcoming November/December 2007 UK tour. Now, for the first time since its original live recording in Hammersmith 30 years ago, fans will be able to experience this outstanding album played live.Live And Dangerous set the standard for live concert recordings and truly reflects the status of Thin Lizzy as one of rock's best live bands. The tour also dovetails the recent release of Thin Lizzy's 'Live and Dangerous ' concert on DVD. Says founding Thin Lizzy guitarist, Scott Gorham, "This album meant too much, not only to us as a band, but to our fans as well, to let the 30th anniversary of its recording pass without celebrating it in some way."
Queensrÿche will no longer be joining Thin Lizzy on the forthcoming UK tour. A statement from the band reads: "Queensrÿche is disappointed to announce the unfortunate cancellation of our upcoming tour of the United Kingdom with Thin Lizzy and other shows in Europe due to a personal emergency. We'd like to thank our loyal fans for their continued support and understanding. We are looking forward to making it up to them and are currently working on a plan to return to Europe in 2008 with a production that fans have been waiting years for!"
Thin Lizzy play the following dates on the 30th Anniversary of 'Live And Dangerous' tour: Leicester De Montfort Hall (Nov 22), Cambridge Corn Exchange (Nov 23), Ipswich Regent (Nov 24), Nottingham Royal Concert Hall (Nov 26), Birmingham Academy (Nov 27), Cardiff St David's Hall (Nov 28), Glasgow Academy (Nov 30), Aberdeen Music Hall (Dec 1), Newcastle City Hall (Dec 2), Sheffield City Hall (Nov 4), Manchester Apollo (Dec 5), Liverpool University (Dec 6), Bristol Colston Hall (Dec 8), Southampton Guildhall (Dec 9), Exeter University (Dec 10), Folkstone Leas Cliff (Dec 12), London Hammersmith Apollo (Dec 13).
