Hell, Fire & Chaos – The Best Of British Rock & Metal is the title of the upcoming United States tour by two British Legends in the Rock and Meta genre Uriah Heep and Saxon.
With almost 50 studio albums combined and numerous live records, selling multi-millions, this tour will truly be the best of British Rock and Metal.
The tour is a 100% co-headline with both bands playing equal set lengths, with some cities Uriah Heep closing and others Saxon.
Hell, Fire & Chaos will visit the following cities with dates as follows:
April 23rd Fort Lauderdale, FL – The Parker
April 24th Tampa, FL – Hard Rock Event Center
April 25th Orlando, FL – The Plaza Live
April 28th Louisville, KY – Mercury Ballroom
April 30th Morgantown, WV – The Metropolitan Theatre
May 1st Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theatre
May 2nd Jim Thorpe, PA – Penn’s Peak
May 3rd Englewood, NJ – Bergen Performing Arts Center
May 5th Boston, MA – Citizens House of Blues
May 7th Long Island, NY – Patchogue Theatre
May 8th Glenside, PA – Keswick Theatre
May 10th Peekskill, NY – Paramount Hudson Valley Arts
May 11th Cleveland, OH – TempleLive at the Cleveland Masonic
May 12th Elkhart, IN – Lerner Theatre
May 13th Detroit, MI – St. Andrew’s Hall
May 14th Grand Rapids, MI – GLC Live at 20 Monroe
May 16th Marietta, OH – People’s Bank Theatre
May 17th Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s
May 18th Joliet, IL – Rialto Square Theatre
May 19th St. Charles, IL – Arcada Theatre
May 21st Nashville, IN – Brown County Music Center
May 22nd Milwaukee, WI – Pabst Theater
May 24th Springfield, MO – Gillioz Theatre
May 25th Wichita, KS – TempleLive at Scottish Rite Center
May 29th Houston, TX – House Of Blues
May 30th San Antonio, TX – Tobin Center for the Performing Arts
May 31st Dallas, TX – Glass Cactus
* More Dates to be added
Tickets will be available on January 12th, through all usual ticket outlets.
VIP packages are also available, consisting of a pre-show “Meet & Greet” with both bands, along with a signed photo of each band, personal photo opportunities, exclusive merchandise from each band, and a special VIP Tour Laminate.
Saxon were formed in 1976 and became leaders in the NWOBHM movement alongside bands such as Iron Maiden and Def Leppard and inspiration to the likes of Metallica, Pantera, etc. Touring to support their 24th studio album Hell, Fire & Damnation, which will be released on January 19th, the band have continued to be at the top of their game throughout the years. Headlining many of the major rock festivals annually in Europe as well as an extensive touring commitment around the world, their massive and loyal fan base continues to grow and the band don’t look as though they are slowing down at any point soon. Their setlist will consist of all the classic tracks such as Wheels Of Steel, 747 (Strangers in the Night), Strong Arm of the Law, Power and the Glory, Denim and Leather.
Uriah Heep are currently into their 54th year and have never stopped. With a 25 studio albums catalog, the band are touring to support their 2023 release Chaos & Colour that has had rave reviews from both fans and media alike worldwide. As part of the “Big Four” in the 70’s, which also included Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, Uriah Heep were pioneers in the hard rock field and an inspiration to many major touring and recording Artists still tothis day. The band continue to tour around the world with 63 countries under their belt over the years. Having sold over40 million records, fans old and new continue to flock to shows and festival appearances to experience the classic hits such as Easy Livin’, Gypsy, Stealin’, Sweet Lorraine and July Morning.
For more information, please visit the band’s official websites at: saxon747.com and uriah-heep.com.
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I hope this tour comes near the San Diego area…I’d love to see Saxon again, and this time with Brian Tatler on guitar!
Saxon, and Armored Saint, lead my “Bands that Should Have Been Huge” list.
Man I hope they add some farther west than Texas. Don’t really care for Saxon but would love to see Uriah Heep.
Got my tour opener tix for Fort Lauderdale this a.m.
Firstly, to everyone (including you Dana!!) may I wish you all a little bit of a belated “Happy New Year” and hope that 2024 turns out to be a bit brighter than the previous 12 months.
“Saxon were formed in 1979” – I don’t know who wrote the original article but Saxon actually formed in 1976 and were originally called ‘Son of a Bitch’. 1979 was the year they released their first album.
If only they had had better management and had maybe learned to compromise on certain issues then these guys would and should definitely have been a lot bigger than they were – they should have been playing 20,000+ arenas 40 years ago, and had they have done they would still be doing it now.
Hello to my very posh, British buddy,
I hope you have a very happy, and most importantly, healthy and safe, New Year.
It was a professionally written press release, but I will change that date, immediately.
Thank you, as always. 🙂
Hi Dana
Thank you for your reply and comments; however…….
If you actually knew me personally then you’d know that me and the word ‘posh’ simply don’t go together!!! :() :() :()
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You’re posh to me..