RECKLESS LOVE, the Finnish rockers who have burst spectacularly onto the UK scene in the past few months, have confirmed an 11-date ‘Back To Paradise’ tour of the UK starting on September 16th 2010.
With the quartet’s debut self-titled album picking up stellar reviews, plus a spectacular Download Festival debut now firmly under their belt, the time is right for RL (fronted by former Crashdiet vocalist Olli Herman) to return to the UK to give further impetus to a new glitter-coated movement founded on strong songs, equally strong image and the all-consuming desire to entertain!
To date, the band – signed to Spinefarm Records UK – have only visited the UK on two occasions; first, to play a sold-out show at the Barfly club in London, and second, for the aforementioned Download outing, where they packed out the expansive Pepsi Stage tent, being cited as ‘2010’s surprise package’ by Kerrang! magazine.
The full list of ‘Back To Paradise’ shows is as follows:-
SEPTEMBER
16th – Swindon, The Furnace 23rd – Sheffield, Corporation
17th – Nuneaton, Queens Hall 24th – Nottingham, Basement
18th – Manchester, MOHO 25th – London, Borderline
19th – Glasgow, Cathouse 26th – Reading, Sub 89
21st – Aberdeen, The Tunnels 28th – Southampton, The Joiners
22nd – Edinburgh, Cabaret Voltaire
Special Guesting on all dates will be UK ‘stadium rockers’ Jettblack, whose debut ‘Get Your Hands Dirty’ single & album are currently on release, also through Spinefarm Records UK.
PRIOR TO their ‘Back To Paradise’ tour, Reckless Love release a new digital single ‘Romance’ on July 5th 2010; the single will come complete with two bonus acoustic tracks, including a cover of the Def Leppard classic ‘Hysteria’.
I'm a self-confessed musical nut with an eclectic taste ranging from lo-fi indie to crushing heavy metal. I also make a blizzard of noise in my band Final Coil (recently seen deafening audiences in the midlands area). I also like cheese. Cheese is possibly the single greatest food (if one excludes bacon). Sometimes I write songs about cheese... but not often 
