MOTORHEAD TO RECEIVE L.A. CITY COUNCIL HONOR AUGUST 26TH NEW ALBUM “BAD MAGIC” COMING AUGUST 28TH
Grammy Award winning iconic rock band Motörhead, will be honored by the Los Angeles City Council on August 26th in celebration of their 40 year anniversary and the upcoming release of their new album Bad Magic. Councilmember José Huizar will be conducting the honor which will take place at 10:00am at the council chambers at city hall.
Bad Magic is the band’s 22nd studio album and is slated to be released August 28th via UDR Music/Motörhead Music. The album was recorded at NRG Studios in Los Angeles, CA with long-time producer Cameron Webb. Bad Magic is the follow up to the band’s highly successful album Aftershock which saw Motörhead enjoy their most successful year yet, including a fourth Grammy nomination.
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Lemmy and the boys don’t mess around like other bands. They put an album out, tour, then get off the road for a short time and then put out another album and hit the road again. I read that Lemmy has replaced his beloved Jack and Coke with Vodka and orange juice because it’s “better” for his diabetes. Once a Hell raiser, ALWAYS a Hell raiser! He’s nearing 70 years old and still leaves all the young punks in his dust. He’s the coolest rock star on earth and one of the loudest bass players, maybe even THE loudest bass player of all time.