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Blaze Bayley
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Blaze Bayley was born as Bayley Alexander Cooke on 29th May 1963 in Birmingham, England. He is an English singer and songwriter.\nHe started his professional music career as lead vocalist of WOLFSBANE in 1984. They released 4 studio albums and a live one together.\nWhen Bruce Dickinson left IRON MAIDEN in 1993, Blaze was chosen as his replacement in 1994. His departure from Wolfsbane led to their disbandment later on that year. Blaze recorded two albums with IRON MAIDEN.\nIn February 1999, when IRON MAIDEN announced that vocalist Bruce Dickinson was returning to the band, Blaze started his solo career.\n \nHe formed his own band, BLAZE, in March 1999. In May 2000 the debut album "Silicon Messiah" was released, followed up by "Tenth Dimension" in 2003 and "Blood And Belief" in 2005. In 2003 the band also recorded the live CD "As Live As It Gets".\nDue to some changes in the lineup and management Blaze opted to rename the band under his full name, BLAZE BAYLEY and make a new start. In February 2007, the Blaze Bayley Band got back on stage with recording the live DVD album "Alive in Poland". In July 2008, the Blaze Bayley Band released their debut studio album, "The Man Who Would Not Die". The band recorded another CD\u002FDVD live at Z7, "The Night That Will Not Die", which was released in March 2009. The second studio album "Promise and Terror" was released in February 2010.\n \nWolfsbane reformed and released a new album “Wolfsbane saved the world”. The band is still touring at festivals and in the United Kingdom.\n \nIn March 2011, Blaze decided to continue as a solo artist, working together with different musicians. He produced a new album "The King Of Metal" in March 2012, written with Thomas Zwijsen and recorded by Blaze Bayley, Thomas Zwijsen, Claudio Tirincanti, Andrea Neri and Lehmann. They toured together in Europe to promote the album. On this tour, the idea rose to record an acoustic EP with Thomas Zwijsen. “Russian Holiday” was released in February 2013, followed by a European and South American Tour.\nDuring these productions and tours, he managed to record guestvocals for different bands and performed several shows worldwide with Paul Di’Anno. These shows brought him for the first time to Australia in 2012.\n \nAs he started almost 30 years ago, Blaze Bayley to celebrate this birthday and has planned to release a compilation album called “Soundtracks Of My Life”, containing 30 recordings that were important to him and his career. He will tour worldwide in 2014 to promote this album.\n \nInfluences: AC\u002FDC, Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Sex Pistols\nSingers: Ronnie James Dio, Bon Scott, Tom Araya, Mario Lanzia\nBands:\n1985-1995: WOLFSBANE\nReleases:\n(1985) Clutching at straws (Single)\n(1988) Loco! (EP)\n(1988) Wasted But Dangerous (EP)\n(1989) Shakin' (EP)\n(1989) Live Fast Die Fast\n(1990) All Hell's Breakin Loose Down At Lttle Cathy Wilson's Place (EP)\n(1991) Ezy (EP)\n(1991) I Like It Hot (EP)\n(1991) Down Fall The Good Guys\n(1992) After Midnight (EP)\n(1994) Wolfsbane\n(1994) Everything Else (EP)\n(2011) I Did It For The Money (EP)\n(2011) Wolfsbane Save The World\n \n1995-2000: IRON MAIDEN\nReleases:\n(1995) The X-Factor\n(1996) Best Of The Beast\n(1998) Virtual XI\n \n2000 - 2007: BLAZE\nReleases:\n(2000) Silicon Messiah\n(2002) Tenth Dimension\n(2003) As Live As It Gets\n(2004) Blood And Belief\n \n2007 - present: BLAZE BAYLEY\nReleases:\n(2008) The Man Who Would Not Die\n(2008) Robot (EP)\n(2009) The Night That Will Not Die (live)\n(2010) Promise And Terror\n(2012) The King Of Metal\n(2013) Russian Holiday (EP)\n(2013) Soundtracks Of My Life (Best Of)
Blaze Bayley was born as Bayley Alexander Cooke on 29th May 1963 in Birmingham, England. He is an English singer and songwriter.\nHe started his professional music career as lead vocalist of WOLFSBANE in 1984. They released 4 studio albums and a live one together.\nWhen Bruce Dickinson left IRON MAIDEN in 1993, Blaze was chosen as his replacement in 1994. His departure from Wolfsbane led to their disbandment later on that year. Blaze recorded two albums with IRON MAIDEN.\nIn February 1999, when IRON MAIDEN announced that vocalist Bruce Dickinson was returning to the band, Blaze started his solo career.\n \nHe formed his own band, BLAZE, in March 1999. In May 2000 the debut album "Silicon Messiah" was released, followed up by "Tenth Dimension" in 2003 and "Blood And Belief" in 2005. In 2003 the band also recorded the live CD "As Live As It Gets".\nDue to some changes in the lineup and management Blaze opted to rename the band under his full name, BLAZE BAYLEY and make a new start. In February 2007, the Blaze Bayley Band got back on stage with recording the live DVD album "Alive in Poland". In July 2008, the Blaze Bayley Band released their debut studio album, "The Man Who Would Not Die". The band recorded another CD\u002FDVD live at Z7, "The Night That Will Not Die", which was released in March 2009. The second studio album "Promise and Terror" was released in February 2010.\n \nWolfsbane reformed and released a new album “Wolfsbane saved the world”. The band is still touring at festivals and in the United Kingdom.\n \nIn March 2011, Blaze decided to continue as a solo artist, working together with different musicians. He produced a new album "The King Of Metal" in March 2012, written with Thomas Zwijsen and recorded by Blaze Bayley, Thomas Zwijsen, Claudio Tirincanti, Andrea Neri and Lehmann. They toured together in Europe to promote the album. On this tour, the idea rose to record an acoustic EP with Thomas Zwijsen. “Russian Holiday” was released in February 2013, followed by a European and South American Tour.\nDuring these productions and tours, he managed to record guestvocals for different bands and performed several shows worldwide with Paul Di’Anno. These shows brought him for the first time to Australia in 2012.\n \nAs he started almost 30 years ago, Blaze Bayley to celebrate this birthday and has planned to release a compilation album called “Soundtracks Of My Life”, containing 30 recordings that were important to him and his career. He will tour worldwide in 2014 to promote this album.\n \nInfluences: AC\u002FDC, Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Sex Pistols\nSingers: Ronnie James Dio, Bon Scott, Tom Araya, Mario Lanzia\nBands:\n1985-1995: WOLFSBANE\nReleases:\n(1985) Clutching at straws (Single)\n(1988) Loco! (EP)\n(1988) Wasted But Dangerous (EP)\n(1989) Shakin' (EP)\n(1989) Live Fast Die Fast\n(1990) All Hell's Breakin Loose Down At Lttle Cathy Wilson's Place (EP)\n(1991) Ezy (EP)\n(1991) I Like It Hot (EP)\n(1991) Down Fall The Good Guys\n(1992) After Midnight (EP)\n(1994) Wolfsbane\n(1994) Everything Else (EP)\n(2011) I Did It For The Money (EP)\n(2011) Wolfsbane Save The World\n \n1995-2000: IRON MAIDEN\nReleases:\n(1995) The X-Factor\n(1996) Best Of The Beast\n(1998) Virtual XI\n \n2000 - 2007: BLAZE\nReleases:\n(2000) Silicon Messiah\n(2002) Tenth Dimension\n(2003) As Live As It Gets\n(2004) Blood And Belief\n \n2007 - present: BLAZE BAYLEY\nReleases:\n(2008) The Man Who Would Not Die\n(2008) Robot (EP)\n(2009) The Night That Will Not Die (live)\n(2010) Promise And Terror\n(2012) The King Of Metal\n(2013) Russian Holiday (EP)\n(2013) Soundtracks Of My Life (Best Of)
