Ricky Warwick has announced that he has signed a worldwide deal with Nuclear Blast for his solo work, and has begun recording his latest solo offering, “When Life Was Fast And Hard”.
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Warwick Johnson, Live at Dingwalls, Camden, October 2018
All in all, a great night out and proof that a well performed acoustic show is as powerful as a full electric set, if it’s done well.
Black Star Riders live at O2 Forum Kentish Town, London on 17th March, 2017
As a promotion tour for their current album ‘Heavy Fire’ Black Star Riders has just finished a run of sixteen dates across the UK
Black Star Riders – Heavy Fire Review
Overall “Heavy Fire” is an album that is ‘heavy’ and ‘fires’ on all cylinders. Black Star Riders is a vital rock’n’roll engine that energizes and entertains as far as it will go
Hard Rock Hell X – Pwllheli, North Wales, Friday 11 November 2016
JoanOvArc brought so much energy in fact, the sound man struggled to keep up with the vocal changes and for the first few songs there was so much vibration running through the stage the girls said it was vibrating like a sex toy!
RICKY WARWICK discusses growing up in Belfast in new video trailer
BLACK STAR RIDERS frontman RICKY WARWICK is set to release not one but TWO new solo albums next month.
Black Star Riders, live at the Genting Arena, Birmingham, December 12 2015
Rick Warwick, an inspired choice for front-man of BSR shows just why they should be playing arenas with Def Leppard and Whitesnake.
Black Star Riders – The Killer Instinct Review
The songs climaxes with an apocalyptic guitar solo that hasn’t served it’s purpose if your ears aren’t ringing. All in all a great hard rock album, that’s safe and traditional in parts, but way more adventurous than the debut album. When the Black Star Riders come to a town near you, be sure to saddle and ride with them.
Ricky Warwick – Hearts on Trees/When Patsy Cline Was Crazy (and Guy Mitchell Sang The Blues)
Huge credit must go to co writer Sam Robinson. Warwick truly has a kindred spirit here, with 20 tracks between the two albums theres not a filler in sight. Each track has a story to tell and are performed with a heartfelt honesty. Probably one of the most genuine collections of music I’ve heard in a long time.