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Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons are set to perform live at two major music festivals this summer. On Saturday, August 22nd, they will grace the stage of Chepstow Castle, followed by a performance at the Hella Rock Festival in Coventry on Saturday, August 5th.

The band, fronted by former Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell, has been making waves in the rock music scene with their high-energy performances and unique sound. Comprised of Campbell’s three sons Todd, Dane, and Tyla, along with vocalist Neil Starr, Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons have garnered a strong following of dedicated fans.

Known for their powerful live shows, the band is excited to bring their electrifying energy to the audiences at Chepstow Castle and the Hella Rock Festival. Fans can expect a dynamic setlist featuring a mix of original songs and classic rock covers that showcase the band’s musical versatility and skill.

In a recent interview, Phil Campbell expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming performances, stating, “We can’t wait to hit the stage at Chepstow Castle and the Hella Rock Festival. It’s always a thrill to perform live and connect with our fans through music. We’ve been working hard on our setlist and are ready to deliver an unforgettable show.”

The band has been praised for their tight musicianship and captivating stage presence, drawing in audiences with their raw, unapologetic rock sound. With a reputation for delivering high-octane performances that leave crowds wanting more, Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons are sure to leave a lasting impression at both festivals.

Fans of hard rock and classic metal alike will not want to miss the opportunity to see Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons live in concert. From their infectious energy to their impressive musical prowess, the band promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for all who attend their upcoming festival performances.

So mark your calendars and get ready to rock out with Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons at Chepstow Castle on August 22nd and the Hella Rock Festival in Coventry on August 5th. It’s sure to be a night of music, energy, and unforgettable moments that will leave you wanting more.

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