It’s been a while but I’m sensing a kind of reawakening. The phone is ringing, emails are coming in and people are talking, albeit tentatively about live shows starting in October. We have some months to go, and possibly some unforeseen rocky roads, but I think that working towards that goal feels right.
Season’s Greetings to one and all, with a special shout-out to the front-line workers among our friends and fans, who have been doing extraordinary work these last months.
We are happy to be able to offer the following giclée print by Pete Marsh. Pete, as many of you know, has been a familiar face at recent AshCon events where he has displayed his skills for all to see. You now have the opportunity to own one of these limited edition prints, all signed by Andy.
Apologies for the delay in updating you all. So here goes. This won’t be a warm and fuzzy post unfortunately. We’re living in strange times. I’ve been holding off from writing this blog for as long as possible, but now it’s fully apparent that the autumn/fall tour dates will not happen as planned in the UK and USA.
I recently sat down (virtually) with Peter Pardo of the progressive rock website Sea Of Tranquility. We had a great chat about the new album Coat of Arms, present and past band members, recording – among other topics.
