
The Visitor 2010 World Tour - Winter 2010 - Summer Week - UK & Europe - Brazil | The Visitor 2009 TOUR
Seven Deadly Tour 2012: Monsters of Rock Cruise | UK 2012 | Europe 2012 | USA 2012
Best of A Decade Tour: USA May 2011 | Europe 2011 | USA September 2011
The Visitor 2010 World Tour : UK Winter 2010 - Summer Week - UK & Europe - BRAZIL May/June 2010
USA 2009 | The Visitor Europe - Summer 09 | UK 09 | Europe - Winter 09
Monkey Puzzle World Tour : THE MONKEY PUZZLE TOUR 2006 | 2007 TOUR | USA 2008
You Are Here Tour : YOU ARE HERE TOUR 2004/2005

October 2010
11th October - Germany - Bremen - Meisenfrei
13th October - Germany - Lorsch - Musiktheater Rex
15th October - Germany - Obermarchtal - Gemeindehaus
16th October - Austria - Vienna - Szene
17th October - Germany - Trier - Exil
19th October - Germany - Freiburg - Jazzhaus
20th October - Holland - Zwolle - Hedon
21st October - Belgium - Verviers - Spirit of 66
22nd October - Germany/Norway - Kiel to Oslo - Classic Rock Cruise
24th October - Finland - Helsinki - Nosturi
25th October - Finland - Tampere - Pakkahuone
26th October - Finland - Turku - Karen
28th October - Sweden - Stockholm - Debaser Medis
29th October - Sweden - Örnsköldsvik - The Merry Can
30th October - Sweden - Skövde - Valhall
31st October - Sweden - Gothenburg - Sticky Fingers
November 2010
1st November - Denmark - Copenhagen - The Rock
December 2010
2nd December - England - Birmingham - HMV Institute
3rd December - Wales - Prestatyn - Hard Rock Hell IV
4th December - England - Holmfirth - Picturedrome
5th December - England - Liverpool - O2 Academy
7th December - England - Brighton Concorde 2
For more current information on the band:
www.ufo-music.info/band.htm
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Support: King's Call

Last Night - UFO played at Meisenfrei Blues Club in Germany - One of my favourite UFO songs,
Heavenly Body (Monkey Puzzle & The Best of a Decade) featured in the set list

Translated from German Hard Rock: The British band "UFO" will also perform at Rex-theater Lorsch Music The band "UFO" is the flagship of the indestructible British heavy rock. The voiced Phil Mogg on vocals are at the concert at the Rex in Lorsch Music Theatre on Wednesday night just before a high score. Vinnie Moore pretends to be unleashed guitar dervish, his instrument in the best of Hendrix-style playing on the back and let his tongue wander over the strings. Sometimes he picks up the acoustic guitar and starts with a gentle solo plinkernden the song "Love to Love." Thunderous applause breaks out, which does not let up throughout the nearly two-hour concert.
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1. Saving Me
2. Let It Roll
3. Mother Mary
4. I'm A Loser
5. This Kids
6. Heavenly Body
7. Cherry
8. Only You Can Rock Me
9. Hell Driver
10. Love To Love
11. Ain't No Baby
12. Too Hot To Handle
13. Lights Out
14. Rock Bottom
15. Doctor Doctor
16. Shoot Shoot
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Music Theatre Rex: The British hard rock legends UFO landed in Lorsch and "beamed" the audience directly into the '70s From our colleague Thomas Tritsch Lorsch. It is a gentle, but clearly perceptible acoustic pressure wave that travels the spectators in the back room area in rhythmic regularity of the skin. Shortly after the UFO had landed in Lorsch, the crew activated a sort of cosmic time line, the audience directly at the Rex "officials" in the late 70s. "UFO" echoed through the musical theater - the expectations of the guests was clear. They wanted pure Hard Rock with a pumping bass, a powerful percussion and melodic guitar solos - all of which together gives a rich, powerful sound with basic flare up blues-rock sounds. Full of Sound Energy The massive personnel change led to an inner restlessness that led over the years, not always in a positive musical output. Purists complain today the departure of Michael Schenker, who left the group at its peak, after he had been with songs like "Doctor, Doctor" and "Rock Bottom" the initial Space rockers a new profile. Even those who quite like to live in the now, must admit the UFO, that has kept the troops a certain vitality and constant musical, which should be in this case, not criticized as a creative standstill. On the contrary: Many a recent experiment from the band stage was certainly in the pants, and the Rex was a founding member and singer Phil Mogg (62) at least two or three weak points here. But the band also in its fifth decade, chronic edentulous not sound, proven track like the pulsating "Hell Driver", which also live in Lorsch sounded pretty bold and hearty. Small frame, large volume Is completed, the team from the blue-wing American guitarist Vinnie Moore, who sang at the end of "Too Hot To Handle", the famous melody from Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and so with a wink pasted another UFO melody. Barry Sparks on bass seemed that stepped in during the European tour for the suffering from liver problems Pete Way. The changing history of the British flying object, it has not despite several ups and downs thrown out of its orbit. To firecrackers such as "Let It Roll" or the long drawn-out "Lights Out" Phil Mogg was violently whirling the microphone stand as he chatted between songs like to with the audience or on stage, his beer. The old numbers were flanked by pieces of the last album "The Visitor", which overall led to an interesting mix. After 90 minutes, the journey was over. There were no encores, consistently pleasing as much in this band that was active in Lorsch generally quite fresh and playful. As said Phil Mogg in between to a fan at the edge of the stage? UFO a lot will be heard. At the speed of light should really age very slowly. Bergsträßer Scoreboard |
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Some amazing photos taken in Obermarchtal by Paul Bossenmaier

1. Intro
2. Saving Me
3. Let It Roll
4. Mother Mary
5. I'm A Loser
6. This Kids
7. Stop Breaking Down
8. Cherry
9. Only You Can Rock Me
10. Hell Driver
11. Love To Love
12. Ain't No Baby
13. Too Hot To Handle
14. Lights Out
15. Rock Bottom
16. Doctor Doctor

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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks


Stunning photos from Saturdays concert in Vienna
Photo ©2010 - Robert Ladisisch, all rights reserved
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
SUPPORT:

UFO poster amonst the art

'Stop Breaking Down' and 'Heavenly Body' - played LIVE for the first time together
Although 'Try Me' was on the set list, this was not played but hopefully will be included on this tour
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

TRY ME was played LIVE tonight at JAZZHAUS to THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE!!
It is the first time LIVE since 1977 and the second time ever

I have been amazed by the reaction from UFO fans regarding last nights inclusion of the song, 'TRY ME' in the set list.
Having recieved numerous e-mails, I decided to dig a little deeper in the 'Misty Green and Blue' archives,
which will hopefully answer some questions about the 'Lights Out' album track
As reported, 'Try Me' was played LIVE last night - The second time ever at any concert in UFO's history.
The first time was in June 1977 - During UFO's 'Lights Out' tour. 'Try Me' was played LIVE,
only once during this year and on the last date of the UK tour at London's Roundhouse.
Captured on 'The Official Bootleg Box Set' album. The information on the album sleeve is
INCORRECT - the Roundhouse recordings were NOT from the 2nd April 1977.
UFO's 'Lights Out' tour didn't start until the end of April 1977. UFO toured the UK in June that year and the actual
Roundhouse concert date was 12th June 1977. UFO started their tour in Sweden at the end of April
and then moved onto Europe - Germany, Switzerland, Holland in May of that year. 'Try Me' was not played during this tour
but was rehearsed during the latter part of the UK dates during their pre-concert soundchecks. Documented on the bootleg
album "UFO By Request" (primarily a 1974 Zurich concert recording) but with the inclusion of 'Try Me'/'Just Another Suicide'
as the last track. The recording was taken from the Blackpool (UK) soundcheck on
9th June 1977 - The song was not included in the set that evening,
neither did it appear in the Manchester set (11th June 77). 'Try Me' was showcased the following evening on UFO's last date.
This was the one and only performance of the song
UFO went on to tour the USA in September 1977 but as Schenker bailed and Paul Chapman stood in on guitar duties,
'Try Me' wasn't to feature again. The closest fans got to witnessing 'Try Me' was on the 2005 double-LIVE DVD realease, 'Showtime',
featuring the band playing the track live in the studio. No wonder seeing the return of the
song as part of the set list last night has created such a reaction.
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Support:


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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

'Spirit of 66' - Belgium Photos from Franky Bruyneel
The Ace of Spades
Heavenly Body


Classic Rock Cruise @ Color Magic (cruise ship)
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks


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CANCELLED
CANCELLED due to Phil Mogg losing his voice
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
SUPPORT:


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Tullikamarinaukio 2
33100 Tampere, Finland
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

TRANSLATED FROM FINNISH TO ENGLISH UFO Club, Tampere, Finland 25.10.2010 British UFO 's short tour of Finland did not start in the best possible marks, as the wave of the flu had struck the band members and singers, Phill Moggin throat infections as a result sunnuntainen Helsinki concert had to be canceled. I personally took the flag Monday's show in Tampere, the realization of the concert still got nervous on the day. UFO was like she found it Monday night on stage. Earlier, the concert was moved Pakkahuoneenkatu club side But the band was kovas sa tune. 1h 45min set it was great to hear, that is the ideal blend of old and new .. Particularly splendid sounds great, "Love To Love", which was sufficient alone to meet a successful evening "standards". An excellent evening of classical hard rock, 25 euro ticket was more than enough good value. UFO Phil Mogg: Vocals |



Only You Can Rock Me
Let It Roll
Mother Mary

Kåren, Turku
Ti 26.10.2010 Ovet klo 20.00
Hinta 25 €
Ikäraja K-18
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Finnish Concert Review from 26th October- Karen - Turku - Finland

©2010 Photo - TimoJerkku


Yes, the Turku gig was a treat!
Longer than in Tampere. Väkeäkin was twice as much on the spot.
1. Saving Me
2. Let It Roll
3. Mother Mary
4. I'm A Loser
5. This Kids
6. When Daylight Goes To Town
7. Hell Driver
8. Try Me
9. Only You Can Rock Me
10. Cherry
11. Love To Love
12. Is not No Baby
13. Too Hot To Handle
14. Lights Out
15. Rock Bottom
16. Doctor, Doctor
17. Shoot Shoot
VIDEOS: LIGHTS OUT and THIS KIDS
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
SUPPORT:
PAPERBACK FREUD
Photo's taken in Sweden at Debaser Medis, Stockholm, Sweden
UFO, Paperback Freud - 2010-10-28 @ Debaser Medis, Stockholm

Vinnie Moore and Phil Mogg

Barry Sparks and Paul Raymond

Phil Mogg

Vinnie Moore and Barry Sparks

Barry Sparks
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks


The Merry Can Bar - LIGHTS OUT

UFO - fortfarande på toppUFO - still on top
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

Concert Review, Photos and Poster from Valhall, Skövde 30/10-2010
Text & Photo: (Translated from Swedish to English)Ulf Classon
In the basement of the arts center is housed in Skövde rock club Valhalla. The only thing that one can associate to the rock is the camouflage netting that hung for not all visitors must be at the bar and watch the concert, but it is also the only one. But it does not care much for the stage and the room at large is excellently suited to the concerts of this magnitude. This småruskiga October evening, the legendary English rock band UFO Club guests and a few hundred people turned up to enjoy classics like "Doctor Doctor", "Shoot Shoot" and "Lights Out". The band, who had to cancel a gig in Finland because the singer Phil Mogg lost my voice, is in a really good game mood while Mogg is clearly starting to look a bit worn out. But the good Phil is entitled to it, I think for whatever so he sings incredibly well anyway, and with a side kick which Barry Sparks on bass, so he need not worry that it becomes stationary on stage. For damn what powerhouse Sparks is! He gives everything all the time and almost flies across the stage without in any way could be seen as he plays on. But he is not alone as both drummer Andy Parker and guitarist / keyboardist Paul Raymond behaved very well and even the otherwise tough super guitarist Vinnie Moore has grown up in a striking stage personality. Together they're an incredibly tight unit, but to surprise låtmässigt still makes you almost breathless. How good are they.
There is not much more to tell about this very pleasant evening, actually. The band played for nearly two hours and not a dead seconds it was. The band was on their toes, dedicated audience and it was one of those performances that could have been at it for several hours without even reflected on how much time has passed. The lighting was understated but well-arranged and the band demonstrated that as long as you have the songs and the right attitude needed neither bombs, fire or smoke for it to be entertaining. A rock concert is hardly more exhausting than this.
Score: 8 / 10 Text & Photo:Ulf Classon
Setlist: Saving Me Additional Number: Riders On The Storm / Rock Bottom
©2010 |
2010 - Valhall - Skövde - Sweden
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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
support: PAPERBACK FREUD


Saving Me
Let It Roll
Mother Mary
Daylight Goes To Town
I'm Loser
This Kid's
Cherry
Hell Driver
Only You Can Rock Me
Love to Love
Ain't No Baby
Too Hot to Handle
Lights Out
Encore:
Rock Bottom
Doctor Doctor
Encore 2:
Shoot Shoot

Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

UFO (UK) + SUPPORT B-JOE (DK)




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Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

LAST NIGHT: The band made it through 'Britains Freeze' - With three band members flying in from the USA -
Reports coming through from the fans are that UFO were firing on all cylinders last night and
that the much anticipated track, 'Try Me' was performed for the second time ever in the UK.
The first time was in June 1977 - During UFO's 'Lights Out' tour on the last date of the UK tour at London's Roundhouse.'
Saving Me
Let It Roll
Mother Mary
When Daylight Goes To Town
I'm A Loser
This Kids
Cherry
Hell Driver
TRY ME
Only You Can Rock Me
Love To Love
Ain't No Baby
Too Hot To Handle
Lights Out
Encore1:
Rock Bottom
Doctor Doctor
Encore2:
Doors Number - Riders On The Storm (Intro)
Shoot Shoot

Alexx Peace took these amazing photos of UFO from the HMV Institute in Birmingham - Thanks Alexx
©2010 Alex Peace - All rights reserved

Vinnie Moore

Phil Mogg and Andy Parker

Barry Sparks

Vinnie Moore

Phil Mogg

Vinnie Moore

Phil Mogg, Barry Sparks and Paul Raymond

©2010 Alex Peace - All rights reserved
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
UFO appeared at the first ever Hard Rock Hell I (The Winters Ball) in November 2007 - VIEW PHOTOS
Saving Me
Mother Mary
I'm A Loser
Hell Driver
Doctor Doctor
Only You Can Rock Me
Love to Love
Too Hot to Handle
Rock Bottom
Update - GD has posted a blog with a brief review of last night's appearence at Hard Rock Hell IV
"UFO. Do I really need to say anything? These guys have been going (in one form or another) for since 1969 and bloody hell, they've still got it. Their 21st studio album is due out next year, they've got energy, humour, and the inevitable tightness as a unit that comes from playing together for so long. Fantastic set, wonderful performance, and an insanely enthusiastic audience response. It doesn't get much better than this" |
©2010 Richard Ward, Classic Rock Photography


Phil Mogg

Paul Raymond

Vinnie Moore

Barry Sparks

Vinnie and Phil

Paul Raymond

Barry and Vinnie

Vinnie Moore
Above photos ©2010 Richard Ward, Classic Rock Photography



Paul Raymond

Vinnie Moore and Phil Mogg

Phil, Vinnie, Barry and Andy

Paul Raymond

Phil, Andy and Barry

UFO

Paul Raymond

Phil Mogg

Vinnie Moore and Phil Mogg
Photos ©2010 - Ian Janes

Paul Raymond, Vinnie Moore and Ian Janes at Hard Rock Hell
Hard Rock Hell from last months appearence in Wales last month
thanks to Sean Larkin:

Phil Mogg

Paul Raymond

Barry Sparks

Vinnie Moore

Phil and Barry
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
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REVIEW
UFO: Holmfirth Picturedome 4 December 2010 Review. First – the venue. If you've never heard of it, Holmfirth is a small town in West Yorkshire at the edge of the Pennines. It's claim to fame is being the setting for the (overly) long running BBC TV "comedy" Last Of The Summer Wine but the least said about that the better…….The Picturedome is marvellous however. An old cinema with a capacity of around 500 or so. A tight place with great views from anywhere and a nice pub almost next door for a pre-gig beer or two. Anyhoo – the concert. Voodood Six (no offence boys, never heard of you) opened up for half an hour or so. They put plenty of effort in to it all right though didn't sound like my bag though a little research this morning shows plenty of good reviews for their stuff. Then it was time for UFO. Phil Mogg, Paul Raymond, Andy Parker and Vinnie Moore joined by Barry Sparks on the bass. There' no shock and awe pyrotechnical dazzling stage show but that's OK because UFO do not need one. Their sheer class, professionalism, musicianship and delivery means there's plenty going on up on stage and the music does the talking. Something of a surprising opener with Saving Me from The Visitor and the acoustic intro then it's straight in to the classics with Let It Roll getting the Picturedome rocking and it never lets up after that until the always rousing Shoot Shoot closes things off almost two hours later. Mogg's dry humour shines through between songs and gives the crowd a giggle – "this is from one of our albums" for example and a little joke at Vinnie's expense featuring underarm deodorant. You had to be there…… What a show. Five class acts up on the stage who gel together (well, they've known each other long enough…..), can really play and look like they have so much fun doing so. You know to a large extent what you're going to hear (and see) but even so Only You Can Rock Me, Lights Out, Doctor Doctor, Lights Out, Rock Bottom et al always sound fresh. The big surprise last night was Try Me – I've seen UFO many, many times over the years and cannot recall them ever playing Try Me before. And also Ain't No Baby from the Obsession album. The full set list was (I hope I've remembered it correctly): Saving Me
Catch 'em when you can. |


Michael Dewsnap has posted 80+ PHOTOS from the concert on his facebook page - VIEW a selection
as well as the filmed 'TRY ME', on the same page
Try Me filmed from the left hand balcony, also at Holmfirth
UFO at Picturedrome, Holmfirth, England
photos ©2010 John Wilde - Thanks John
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks
Line-up: Phil Mogg / Vinnie Moore / Paul Raymond / Andy Parker / Barry Sparks

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Last Night: PHOTOS from Concorde 2 in Brighton, England
What an immense show!! We arrived at 7.30, bumping into Phil Mogg along Brighton's seafront and walking to the venue with the man himself - The night started with Voodoo Six hitting the stage at 8pm - Great band and well received. Phil actually tipped me off to watch the band, highly recommending them as one of the best support groups. Touching on the highlights, if possible as every song was amazing - UFO hit the stage sometime after 9pm - Saving Me - Great intro to the evening. The feedback for 'Let it Roll' always sends shivers down my spine - Cherry - Try Me being my personal highlight - see John's superb Video below - Only You Can Rock Me - Lights Out - Rock Bottom - as well as all the banter between tracks and 'Riders On The Storm' - Great stuff. Love To Love was IMMENSE and on par with 'Try Me', and perfectly executed, bubbling with emotion. Vinnie's guitar work was mind blowing, Phil's vocals were spot on as well as his humour, Paul was having a lot of fun, Barry is a great showman and Andy was, as ever BRILLIANT - Loved the drumming, so much feel. I met up with the band afterwards and, as ever, we were made to feel very welcome - Thanks guys |
USA - You are in for a treat in 20111
The following two video's from 'The Best of A Decade' photographer,
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sum up the evening
TRY ME
Ain't No Baby
Thanks John - Great to hook up with you again last night
The Visitor 2010 World Tour - Winter 2010 - Summer Week - UK & Europe - Brazil | The Visitor 2009 TOUR
Seven Deadly Tour 2013: UK 2013 | EURO 2013
Best of A Decade Tour: USA May 2011 | Europe 2011 | USA September 2011
The Visitor 2010 World Tour : UK Winter 2010 - Summer Week - UK & Europe - BRAZIL May/June 2010
USA 2009 | The Visitor Europe - Summer 09 | UK 09 | Europe - Winter 09
Monkey Puzzle World Tour : THE MONKEY PUZZLE TOUR 2006 | 2007 TOUR | USA 2008
You Are Here Tour : YOU ARE HERE TOUR 2004/2005