Band to play tribute to former Iron Maiden front man at local gig

Wednesday, 30 October 2024 10:00

Salisbury band LUMP will pay tribute to former Iron Maiden frontman Paul Di'Anno, who passed away in Wilton last week, at their forthcoming show at the Rude Giant Beer House.

Paul Andrews, better known by his stage name Paul Di'Anno rose to fame with Iron Maiden in the late 70s and early 80s.

He also performed solo and in several other bands including local outfit The Almighty Inbredz which also included three members of LUMP.

LUMP, along with their own original material, will be performing songs by The Almighty Inbredz in tribute to Di'Anno at the Rude Giant Beer House on Friday, 8th November.

The show will highlight homegrown original music as part of the Salisbury Live calendar and will also feature Jambo Reign.

Doors are at 8pm and entry is free.

Any original acts/artists interested in performing at future Salisbury Live events, please contact Salisbury Live via their Facebook

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