WARRIOR SOUL, the band fronted by legendary singer Kory Clarke, have announced 2018 tour dates
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Molly Hatchet join host of others at this Year’s Hard Rock Hell X
Southern Rock Legends Molly Hatchet join Warrior Soul, Leader of Down, and Aussie Rockers Cherry Grind to Lock their Places at this Year’s Hard Rock Hell X, alongside Ugly Kid Joe, RATT, Glenn Hughes, Last in Line, & Living Colour. With just 3 months to go until this year’s sold-out 10th anniversary Hard Rock Hell, […]
Camden Rocks – latest news; line up additions and cancellations
Zebrahead, Black Spiders, Yuck & more confirmed for Camden Rocks 2016, Escape The Fate & We Are The Ocean Cancelled
Camden Rocks 2016 – undecided? Here’s the highlights from last year!
Camden Rocks 2016 – undecided? Here’s the highlights from last year!
CAMDEN ROCKS ANNOUNCE THE CRIBS TO HEADLINE
CAMDEN ROCKS ANNOUNCE THE CRIBS TO HEADLINE. THE FESTIVAL IS SET TO RETURN FOR THE 5th YEAR ON JUNE 4th 2016
Interview with Kory Clarke (Vocals) (Kory Clarke, Warrior Soul)
It’s been dead forever. But just different aspects of it. If you go to a heavy metal con, festival or something, it’s not dead. But I think what this says is that the spirit of rock is dead and in essence it’s right. It’s been dead for years. But that doesn’t mean I have to be dead, you know? For some it’s easy to say, but for the rest of us rock lives
Kory Clarke live at O2 Islington, London on October 18th, 2014
Once Kory Clarke and his band entered the stage to blast out tunes from his newest record “Payback’s A Bitch”, the crowd’s response was one of excitement with people throwing their hands in the air following Kory’s lead, dancing along and hanging onto his lips to sing along with him. During one song I even caught two guys in the audience cheering along and throwing big smiles at each other, clearly having a blast.
Kory Clarke – Payback’s A Bitch Review
Kory Clarke’s “Payback’s A Bitch” overflows with creativity capturing both classy and modern sounds with songs that, on their own, will be like a good friend accompanying you in every life situation you can imagine, from sad and thoughtful to fun and rebellious, but as a whole might confuse you a bit. Although the record itself doesn’t have a specific style, it still shows variety and talent in every single song and will at least have one song (if not more) that you’ll love for sure.