Wirral band Guardians featured in rock bible Kerrang.
Nov 16 2011 By Lorna Hughes
WIRRAL band Guardians have made it to the pages of rock bible Kerrang.
The Wallasey rockers are featured in the magazine’s local heroes in the issue out this week, dated November 16.
The group – Mike Priest, Sean McMinn-Davies, Craig Henderson and Brad Done – say they are delighted by their latest achievement, which comes two months after they changed their name from Hippys on the Hill.
Guardians will be flying the flag for up and coming bands with a gig at the Floral Pavilion Theatre’s Winter Gardens this Saturday (November 19) as part of the International Guitar Festival of Great Britain.
Tickets are £3 from the Floral box office on 666 0000 or www.bestguitarfest.com
Other upcoming local gigs are Stamps in Crosby on Sunday, the Krazy House in Liverpool on November 28 and Liverpool Masque on Saturday, December 17.
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