AM I EVIL? IN CONVERSATION WITH BRIAN TATLER OF DIAMOND HEAD.
- Mar 3, 2017
- 1 min read
‘If it wasn’t for Brian Tatler there is a pretty good chance none of us would be here’ Lars Ulrich of Metallica talking on stage at Sonisphere 2011 about Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax.
At this event, Guitarist and Songwriter of Diamond Head Brian Tatler will be talking us through his career in the music industry, how he started the band, the highs and lows, the bad management decisions, the inner band dynamics and to then inspiring and becoming friends with the biggest Metal band on the planet, Metallica! And of course, the songs and stories behind them that made it all happen.
There will be a Q&A section at the end and Brian will be signing any fans material. We are also giving away some Diamond Head merch as a raffle prize on the night.
This will be a seated event with alcoholic drinks and barista coffee available on the evening.
Please note the earlier start time of a 6.00pm arrival with an aim of a 6.30pm start so we can all be not so evil and be in work the next day…
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This sounds like a must-attend event for any rock fan, especially hearing about all the drama and success from Brian himself. It must have been a tough ride at times with all those challenges and bad management, where it probably felt like Trees Hate You, but what a legacy he created!
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