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The Dead Daisies Fan Reviews (72)
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WOW !!!
What a night LOVED Holmfirth Picturedome Dead Daisies amazing as ever, Scarlet rebels were brilliant, did not catch Dan Byrne but everyone who we spoke to said he was great.
Posted by Sean on 22/08/2025
The Dead Daisies + Scarlet Rebels + Dan Byrne, The Picturedrome, Holmfirth - 21st August 2025
great rock n roll show,
the Dead Daisies deliver a good ol rock n roll show, great songs sung and played well, audience are engagued and part of the event.
Posted by mike t on 21/08/2025
The Dead Daisies + Scarlet Rebels + Dan Byrne, Islington Assembly Hall, London - 20th August 2025
Awesome, as always.
I have seen the Daisies in most of their line ups. This is the best one.
Posted anonymously on 17/08/2025
The Dead Daisies + Scarlet Rebels + Dan Byrne, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 16th August 2025
3 Excellent bands
Dan Byrne, kicked off the night and gave his all, Scarlet Rebels were very good first time seen, The Dead Daisies, well words can't describe, absolutely unbelievable.
Posted by Dr Lung on 17/08/2025
The Dead Daisies + Scarlet Rebels + Dan Byrne, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 16th August 2025
Absolutely awesome
First time seeing them but it won’t be the last, fantastic experience, they were awesome 😎
Posted by Kerry on 17/08/2025
The Dead Daisies + Scarlet Rebels + Dan Byrne, KK's Steel Mill, Wolverhampton - 16th August 2025
Formed in Sydney in 2013, The Dead Daisies are a hard rock collective with a revolving cast of seriously talented musicians. Over the years the line-up has featured the likes of Doug Aldrich, Glenn Hughes, John Corabi, Marco Mendoza and Tommy Clufetos, and in 2026 former Foreigner frontman Kelly Hansen stepped up to the mic, reuniting with his old Hurricane bandmate Aldrich. Their sound harks back to the golden age of '70s rock, all bluesy riffs, big choruses and plenty of swagger.
Records such as Revolución (2015), partly recorded in Havana during a cultural visit to Cuba, Make Some Noise (2016) and the UK Top 30 album Burn It Down (2018) gave fans favourites like "Long Way To Go" and "Dead And Gone". More recently, Light 'Em Up (2024) was cut in Nashville and Muscle Shoals, with late-night jams there sparking the blues covers album Lookin' For Trouble (2025). On stage is where they really come alive. They've toured Europe with KISS, shared bills with Aerosmith, Def Leppard and ZZ Top, and played Download and Graspop, while 2017 brought a special Concert For Freedom at Poland's Woodstock Festival alongside a 60-piece orchestra.