Phil Campbell: Last News

Mötörhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister was unveiled at French metal festival Hellfest earlier this month – see how they made it below.The new sculpture, which is the brainchild of artist Caroline Brisset, replaces an existing Lemmy statue at the event, which has been erected for six years.The second statue, a gigantic and imposing metal creation, was unveiled to signal the start of Hellfest 2022, which was held across two weekends (June 17-19 and 23-26) in Clisson, France.Surviving Mötörhead members Mikkey Dee and Phil Campbell paid tribute to Lemmy at the unveiling ceremony for the statue, after performing at the festival.Dee, now a member of Scorpions, performed with the German band, and Campbell joined to play ‘Rock You Like A Hurricane’. The two Motörhead members then headed to the base of the statue to pay their respects to Lemmy and Hellfest.“It was magic, thank you Hellfest for making this happen, me and Phil are very proud, and proudest of all is of course Lemmy!” Dee told the crowd.

Thousands of festival-goers could be left stranded in Glasgow due to ongoing rail strikes during TRNSMT.

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ScotRail is encouraging fans travelling to Scotland’s opening Six Nations match tomorrow to plan ahead to ensure their day runs smoothly.

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Motörhead‘s Phil Campbell has recalled a piece of advice from Lemmy that had a lasting effect on him, which was “don’t wear shorts on stage”.The guitarist appeared on a recent edition of the Australian Rock Show podcast this month (November 1) when he was asked whether there were any words of wisdom from the late frontman that he carried with him to this day.“I guess things just rub off on you over a period of time,” he replied. “When I joined Motörhead, he did say one thing.

David Bowie once planned to relaunch his alter ego Ziggy Stardust in space.According to video games designer Phil Campbell, the late icon discussed buying up old satellites orbiting the Earth during the late 1990s.At the time Bowie was scoring the music to 1999 video game Omikron: The Nomad Soul.Campbell told The Mirror: “We talked about buying up a bunch of old satellites that were circling the Earth and he was going to relaunch Ziggy from space.“The idea was that Ziggy would beam us transmissions – ‘Are you receiving me…?'”He also revealed that Bowie wanted to make an appearance in the video game. Campbell added: “One day David said, could he leave his Bowie persona in Omikron, and come out as David Jones? It was a delicious thought – did

This is Major Tom to Ground Control... David Bowie had been plotting to relaunch his alter ego Ziggy Stardust in outer space.

Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, portrait, 1982.

Motörhead frontman Lemmy is reportedly in the works.The musician, whose real name was Ian Fraser Kilmister, passed away in December 2015 at the age of 70.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Kilmister’s early, pre-Motörhead life will be explored in a film called Lemmy.