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The Ultimate Judas Priest Tribute Band
Silverwolf is a tribute band of the legendary band Judas Priest, English group that created heavy metal in 1974 and still active today ... Judas Priest was the major influence and inspiration of several generations of musicians and Hard Rock and Heavy Metal bands worldwide. The music of "The Priest" brings together millions of fans on all continents, still today...
The Silverwolf band, a group of musician friends, who took pleasure for many years to listen to the music of "Priest », was formed in 2013. When they decided to perform together, Silverwolf musicians goal was: " It was time now for us to take pleasure to share this music with people live on stage and to make people discover or rediscover this incredible story that has been one of the major founding pillar of the history of Rock.
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Filip Lemmens ( ex - Fireforce) is 34 years well know on the Belgian Metal scene. He grows up with Judas Priest influence and study all the voice technics from Rob Halford. |
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Thommy D Metal drummer since more than 20 years and also playing differents kinds of styles, Tommy reach Silverwolf to defend the faith of Judas Priest songs on stage. It is his way to give his tribut to those fabulous drummers who are Scott Travis and Dave Holland |
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Dide Kee If there was only on bass player for this project ... It had to be him! “The Dide” went through many musical projects, bassist of the band Wax Face, Catalespy, The Grave of God, all the way through ... Rescue. He ensures a straight and strong sound as it should be played in Judas Priest’s tunes! For him, one rule: no compromise ... the only way is to go for it! |
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Fre Pernuchi Is well known to the Belgian scene for his interests in various music projects. After his first love for Metal, he investigated different musical styles ... but the call of Priest was the strongest! And his guitar game, powerful and refined, is the perfect complement to create a live sound and a Judas Priest’ atmosphere at best. |
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Vincent Wolf Already at youth, Vince fell into the cauldron of Priest, and the place was the Judas Priest concert in Brussels in 1981 with Accept and Def Leppard as opening acts... That was a true pure revelation! The right mix between the power of the sound of his V guitar and Mesa Boogie. Judas should sound like Judas! His motto: we are sending you heavy stuff! |
didekid20@hotmail.com
+ 32(0)477 65 36 68
(Nederland, Vlaanderen belgie, Duitsland and north Europe )
contact : www.tributeband.nl
Email : mario@tributeband.nl
Office : + 31 (0) 475 302 028