Motorhead frontman Lemmy has revealed he wants to die on stage rather than retire from the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle.
“That would mean completely giving up everything that makes life worth living,” the 63-year-old tells Rolling Stone. “I don't want to hang around with tubes up my nose.”
The band will enter the studio in February to begin work on their follow-up to 2008’s Motorizer. Thier UK tour kicks off next week.
Dates are as follows:
November
11 Plymouth, Pavilions
12 Bristol, Colston Hall
13 Newport, Newport Centre
15 Swindon, Oasis
16 Nottingham, Royal Centre
17 Newcastle, City Hall
19 Glasgow, Academy
20 Leeds, Academy
21 Manchester, Apollo
23 Cambridge Corn Exchange
24 Southend, Pavilions
25 Portsmouth, Guildhall
27 Bournemouth, Solent
28 London, Hammersmith Apollo
29 Wolverhampton, Civic Hall
Tickets are on sale now from www.aloud.com.
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