Event

Damian Wilson & Adam Wakeman

After many successful shows in 2016 & 2017, Adam Wakeman and Damian Wilson will embark on their latest acoustic tour.

Featuring Damian on vocals and acoustic guitar and Adam on piano, vocals and acoustic guitar, theyll be playing songs from their individual back catalogues and artists they have worked with, along with tracks from their joint albums, intertwined with stories and memories from their extensive touring careers in a show not to be missed.

Adam Wakeman Best known as the keyboard player with Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath, Adam has also released nine albums with father Rick Wakeman as well as releasing four solo albums. As a classically- trained pianist, his albums cross many genres and styles from classical, to rock. He co- wrote the 2010 platinum selling album Scream with Ozzy Osbourne and has also toured extensively with Travis, Annie Lennox, Will Young, Slash, 10CC and many more. The most recent Black Sabbath The End world tour saw over 81 shows in 30 countries around the world, playing to over 1.5 million people. www.adamwakeman.co.uk

Damian Wilson is a songwriter and vocalist who has appeared on over 70 separate album releases.Damian is widely known in the progressive rock genre, for bands and projects such as Headspace, Threshold, Ayreon and Rick Wakeman's English Rock Ensemble.

As a solo artist he has released 5 solo albums, a DVD and a retrospective compilation album. He is currently promoting his latest solo album Built for Fighting

Damian has also worked with Guy Fletcher, Maiden United, After Forever, Mostly Autumn and Praying Mantis. He played the lead role of Jean Valjean in Les Misérables on their UK National Tour.
www.damian-wilson.net

"Great musicianship, great singing, great songs and a great atmosphere. You cant ask for much more than that really"
Mark Radcliffe - BBC Radio 2

A guaranteed night of premier entertainment from two of the UK's finest young musicians. I cannot recommend their Weir Keeper's Tale album highly enough
Jerry Ewing - Prog Magazine