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Former URIAH HEEP Singer To Perform With FIVE FIFTEEN

November 10, 2003

Ex-URIAH HEEP singer John Lawton will join Finland's FIVE FIFTEEN at the official DEEP PURPLE/URIAH HEEP after-show party at On The Rocks in Helsinki on Friday, November 21. Earlier in the evening, DEEP PURPLE and URIAH HEEP will be playing at the Ice Hall in Helsinki and a special appearance by members of URIAH HEEP may take place at the after-party. Lawton and FIVE FIFTEEN will also be performing at the Silja Rocks Festival on November 22 with BUDGIE and others. The group's set will include songs from all three albums John did with URIAH HEEP and some classics from his years in LUCIFER'S FRIEND.

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