KEEL Confirmed for Rocklahoma 2009!
Tonight on Eddie Trunk Live, on XM 53, The Boneyard, Ron Keel mentioned that KEEL is the first confirmed band for Rocklahoma 2009. Keel will get either a Friday night or Saturday night time slot, where they can play all of their hits.
Ron also said that him and Marc Ferrari have been working on material for a new album which they hope to release this summer via Chavis Records. They also hope to record a live DVD for release by Christmas of 2009.
Sounds like a great year for the KEEL guys! Check them out at www.keelreunion.com!
From Chavis Records:
On Monday, January 26th, Ron Keel announced on “Eddie Trunk Live” on Sirius/XM radio that the KEEL Reunion has been confirmed for a prime slot on the Rocklahoma 2009 Main Stage.
KEEL – the band that gave you “The Right To Rock” – is back in action for their 25th Anniversary Reunion, performing and recording together for the first time in 20 years. Ron Keel, along with guitarists Marc Ferrari & Bryan Jay, drummer Dwain Miller, and bassist Geno Arce, will be delivering all the hits: “Because The Night,” “Somebody’s Waiting,” “Rock N Roll Outlaw,” “Tears Of Fire,” and of course one of the defining anthems of 80’s metal “The Right To Rock.”
KEEL also announced signing with one of hard rock’s heaviest hitters – Maryland-based CHAVIS RECORDS – with plans to release a new KEEL CD by summertime. Label CEO – Bill Chavis – “Everyone at CR is beyond excitement about having KEEL join the family not to mention that KEEL is undoubtedly one of the paramount pioneers of this genre of music. Being part of KEEL’s 25th anniversary is electrifying!”
“We are so proud to have such a prestigious spot on the Rocklahoma bill,” Ron states. “This festival is the big one that started it all, and was certainly one of our goals when we reunited. We can promise you, when KEEL hits that stage we are going to pack 20 years worth of energy and sweat into our 1-hour show.”
More information will be forthcoming.
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I thought that Ron had quit Rock and was out in Las Vegas doing country shows for the gamblers?