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Black Star Riders Make Live Debut
06/03/2013
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(hennemusic) Black Star Riders, the new band formed from the final Thin Lizzy lineup, performed their debut live show on Thursday at The Marshall Theatre at Milton Keynes, UK.

The occasion was to mark the release of the group's debut album, "All Hell Breaks Loose." The set featured a mix of new music along with some classic Thin Lizzy tracks.

"Thank you everyone who was there and made this show a huge success!!!" posted the band after the sold-out show. Video from the show has been posted online, you can watch it here.

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