Ritchie Blackmore's Singer Wants New Band To Make New Music
. The former Deep Purple icon plucked the singer out of relative obscurity to front his new-look Rainbow lineup last year ahead of two German Monsters Of Rock festivals in June, and an appearance at Birmingham's Genting Arena the same month. And Romero, who also plays with his band Lords Of Black, says Blackmore's already had a huge influence on him. The vocalist tells Metal Shock Finland: "We had some jamming sessions and some new ideas for the songs. Ritchie is different from what the people think. It's very easy because Ritchie is a very nice guy and he's a legend - he knew everything about rock'n'roll. "So all you can do is learn about it, his history and the way he sees the scene. He always teaches me, he's like a mentor for me." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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