Uriah Heep: Exclusive Meet & Greet Soon Available

Uriah Heep has posted this announcement on their website:

Exclusive meet & greet with Uriah Heep soon available!

New Dates in 2011!

VIP arrangement standard (€220,00)

* This package does NOT (!) include

the ticket to the show –

This package contains the following details:

* ticket to the soundcheck including an exclusive meet & greet with URIAH HEEP before the show
* an individual picture together with URIAH HEEP
* a strictly limited signed Litho
* a signed T-Shirt
* a plectrum or an URIAH HEEP I-pod cover
* a signed photo card
* a special “tour laminate” containing “VIP Guest”

VIP arangement deluxe (€360,00) - limited to 6 persons per show!

* This package does NOT (!) include the ticket to the show –

This special package contains all details of the STANDARD package, but moreover:
* seat on the stage during the show
(specials (will be charged extra - ask for a price!)
* Not available for all tour cities! –* catering within the backstage area before the show

VIP arrangement small (€ 45,00)

* This package does NOT (!) include the ticket to the show –

This package contains the following details:
* a group photo together with other fans and the band
* a short meet & greet with URIAH HEEP after the show

VIP arrangement - last minute (€220,00)

* This package does NOT (!) include the ticket to the show -
* Not available for all tour cities! -
* This package can be purchased at the venue at the day of the show -

This package contains all details of the STANDARD package, except
* the ticket to the soundcheck
* the meet & greet with URIAH HEEP will take place after the show

"Into The Wild" are getting great reviews. This one´s from Metal Temple:

"For a very long time I have been seeing Uriah Heep as band that was in a constant battle to get the recognition they deserve. As a band that came from a place and time where Rock music got heavier as time passed and bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and even the rather "younger" Marrillion that came out marching, it was, and in a way, still is a goal to achieve. After more than four decades the picture has changed quite a bit as Black Sabbath and Zeppelin are no longer and Deep Purple and Marrillion probably on their way to the freezer, while Uriah Heep are still moving forward.

Three years since their last album, "Wake The Sleeper", which can be characterised as their comeback album, the Brits are out there again with "Into The Wild". Still strong, melodic, harmonic and with a sense of class, it seems that there will be no rest of this group, as an expected tour is coming to support this new juggernaut. So from my reaction and admiration you can probably assume that I liked the album, well if you hold that thought you will see that you are right."

Read the full review on this location.