We caught up with Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris a few weeks ago on the eve of British Lion’s and Iron Maiden’s tour of Australia and New Zealand,...
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Steve Harris – ‘Straddling The Dance of Death with Iron Maiden & British Lion
It’s not easy being founding member of one of the biggest heavy metal bands known to man. Multi-award-winning staples Iron Maiden are kicking off their Australian The Future Past Maiden Tour and bassist Steve Harris is stoked to be heading back to our shores after the inevitable COVID 2020 tour cancellation. Whilst it’s an obvious pleasure for the metal legend to play to Aussie fans for the first time since The Book of Souls tour in 2016, Harris has coincided the run with a cheeky British Lion tour. So who are British Lion? Well, they’re the other band that Harris’ founded in 2012. With just two records out in the universe, the 68-year old is joined by rockers Richard Taylor on vocals, David Hawkins and Grahame Leslie on guitar (with Hawkins also on keyboards) and Simon Dawson closing the quartet on drums. By the time you get to the point of your career where you endlessly sell out stadiums (tough life), many top talents out there crave the need to get back down to earth. Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson is also enjoying experimentation with The Mandrake Project. Harris formed British Lion as a creative outlet to push the boundaries beyond [...]
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