Colin Blunstone's Believe In Miracles Tour

0:00On May 1st, the zombies hung up their touring boots last year after keyboardist Rod Argin had a stroke, but frontman Colin Blinstone is keeping the fire alive with a 16-date solo tour across the UK, kicking off May 7th in Newport. He's mixing it up with fresh tracks from his debut album One Year, some never heard before tunes, and more zombies classics than ever before, since. The band isn't hitting the road anymore. Expect guests like the Q-strings joining him in spots like Wimborn, London, and Milton Keynes. Blinstone's backed by drummer Steve Rodford, son of the late zombies bassist, Jim, who's been laying down beats with him for 27 years. Now true family vibes in the rhythm section. Those timeless hits like Time of the season and she's not there still pop up in shows from the crown to the walking dead, padding the pension while, proving their music indoors. At 80, Blinstone's voice stays smooth and sexy, as the bangles Susanna hops once put it, and he's even recording a new solo album Do Out By,

1:02Autumn. He digs the recent zombie's documentary hung up on a dream for unearthing loss footage. Kets the Believe in Miracles tour dates and snag tickets on his website, Music News, Powered by AI. This is Music News Today.