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Day One, November 29 2012

Rock chicks’ log…star date 29/11/12…our mission: to boldly go where no rock chick has gone before. Ok, I said that last year but 2012 sees a brand new venue for my favourite festival – Hard Rock Hell 6: A Fistful Of Rock!

And the new venue is ripe for a new format. Four days of rock, glam, metal, country, blues and new blood all topped off with Sunday’s rock n roll ball (or should that be bawl?). 

Thursday saw the chicks arrive at the Jagermeister Stage where those present were treated to a veritable smorgasbord of rock, metal and glam. Legendary glamsters and HRH veterans Tigertailz traded blows with the Gypsy Pistoleros while Persian Risk and TNT served up the classic rock hooks. Throw in the melodic Hangfire and it was an opening night to remember.

Krusher brought the proceedings to a suitably raucous close spinning a series of rock and metal classics into the early hours of Friday morning. With much more to come Hard Rock Hell already has the look of the perfect party to kick off the festive season.

Viki Ridley 

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Simon Rushworth

Simon's love affair with guitar bands began the day he saw Def Leppard performing Animal for the first time. The founder of Rushonrock has contributed to Classic Rock Magazine, Classic Rock Blues, Classic Rock AOR, HRH Mag and Country Music Magazine and is a familiar face on the North East's rock and metal scene.

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    np threat Reply

    Where is the rest of the review? It looks like too much partying and not enough writing syndrome strikes again. Perhaps your mission should have been to write a review that wouldn’t win awards for being one of the shortest ever published :/

    • simon Reply

      I take your point but just so you’re in the picture – Viki is a volunteer who offered to give RUSHONROCK an insight into HRH this year as we couldn’t staff the festival. My view is that something is better than nothing. And what Viki does bring to the table is knowledge, experience and, above all, enthusiasm. If your view is that nothing is better than something then that’s a shame. Or if you were under the mistaken impression that Viki had been sent to do a job – as opposed to party as hard as humanly possible – then at least it’s all become clear now. Not your fault.

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