Former Dio Members To Tour Europe With Tim "Ripper" Owens
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Former Dio members Craig Goldy (guitars,) Rudy Sarzo (bass,) Simon Wright (drums) and Scott Warren (keyboards,) has announced that they will be embarking on a tour of Europe together with Toby Jepson (Fastay, Gun) and former Judas Priest/Iced Earth and current Yngwie Malmsteen and Charred Walls Of The Damned singer, Tim "Ripper" Owens. The group will be touring under the name Dio Disciples and will be performing some of the late heavy metal legend's most classic material.
A message from Wendy Dio, the wife and manager of Ronnie James Dio, had this to say about the tour: "There will never be another Ronnie, but we want to keep his music alive and hope you will support the band and become one of the DIO DISCIPLES. We will post the UK/European tour dates as they are confirmed, and we are planning some US dates also. Hope to see you at one of the shows."
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Ronnie Dio was a part of my kife growing up in te 80s with Heavy Metal . There will never be another Dio and i respect those who want to keep his name alive in all of us . Rock will never be the same without him but we still have the songs and memories to cherish for rest of our lives......long live one of the greatest metal gods of all times!!!!!!! I will be one of the DIO DECIPLES followers.
I didnt even know halford was doing anything dio-esque. Now I'm interested.
Take note other news posters! Diamond Oz is still telling people sh** even when he's not posting actual news! Better step that sh** up or yer gonna get cut from the payroll.
Thats why Oz gets the office with a window.
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True, there will never be another Ronnie James Dio. But it is great of these guys to keep the torch that is his music lit for him. My question is: When do they hit the UK?