| 词条 | Coney Hatch |
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| name = Coney Hatch | image = | image_size = | landscape = | background = group_or_band | birth_name = | alias = | origin = Toronto, Ontario, Canada | genre = Hard rock | years_active = 1982–present(?) | associated_acts = Soho 69 }} Coney Hatch is a Canadian hard rock band who released three albums in the 1980s and released their fourth album Coney Hatch Four in 2013. Based in Toronto, Ontario, the band consisted of lead vocalist and guitarist Carl Dixon, vocalist and bassist Andy Curran, guitarist Steve Shelski and drummer Dave 'Thumper' Ketchum. The band was known for its ear-damagingly loud live shows.[1] In 2018 the band toured eight shows across Canada and played Germany's H.E.A.T. festival with Sean Kelly on lead guitar. HistoryConey Hatch formed in 1981,[2] and began performing and developing original material. The band's first album was produced by Kim Mitchell of Max Webster and released in 1982.[3] Ketchum left the band in 1983, and was replaced by Barry Connors who formerly drummed with the band Toronto.[4] In 1983 Coney Hatch opened for Iron Maiden at forty concerts on their World Piece Tour.[5][6] The band performed at the Hollywood Palladium in 1985 with Rough Cutt and Accept.[7] In April, 2008 Carl Dixon was very seriously injured in a car accident in Australia, leaving him with traumatic brain injury and extensive titanium implants and a glass eye. On August 5, 2010 the original Coney Hatch line up including the injured Carl Dixon played a reunion show at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. It was the first performance from the original line up since 1993.[8] Two days later they played in Hamilton Ontario at The Festival of Friends. They were the second last act of the main stage and the final act of the night was a fellow named Gord Downie! A further live date was scheduled for the Firefest rock festival in Nottingham, England on 23 October 2011.[9] Coney Hatch performed at the Rock n' Roar weekend event in August, 2013 in Spanish, Ontario.[10] Coney Hatch again featured at Firefest, Nottingham in October 2014. In 2018 Coney Hatch announced an eight dates tour from October to December, with Sean Kelly on lead guitar in place of Steve Shelski. Coney Hatch toured to packed venues with Steve Harris's British Lion in Ontario and Quebec.[11] and went on to favourable reviews playing H.E.A.T. Festival Ludwigburg, Germany By MARCO MAGIN. MembersDixon later played with April Wine and was lead singer of Guess Who for eight years in total, until his near-fatal car accident in 2008 in Australia. Coney Hatch band mate, Curran spoke to Dixon via phone while Dixon was still in his coma, and told him Dixon had to live because Coney Hatch had more rocking to do. Dixon survived with multiple injuries and years in rehab. He tours solo and performs with his band and with former members of The Guess Who. He has released five solo albums. In 2016 he returned to The Guess Who for two sold-out shows in the USA.[12] In 2017 Dixon released his debut country album "Whole 'Nother Thing". Dixon's survival from the automobile accident saw him become an inspirational speaker.[13] He is listed with Canada's National Speaker's Bureau.[3] In 2015 his first book was published by Dundurn Press titled A Strange Way to Live,[14] and includes, among other things, his experience playing as part of Coney Hatch. Dixon has written instrumentals for television series including Tornado Hunters (Netflix), his songs have featured on Degrassi, Baywatch (Taste of Love co written with Brett Walker) and The Saddle Club television series. Curran also released a solo album and two hit singles, was nominated for two Juno Awards and awarded one for "Most Promising Vocalist" in 1991. Most albums now found under "Miscellaneous C" at vinyl stores. Shelski has written several instrumentals for TSN; Former members are Paul Van Remortel, Eddy Godlewski, Kevin (James) LaBrie,[15] Paul Marangoni, Phil Naro, Andy Curran, and Dave Ketchum. NameThe band was named after the Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum (1851–1993) in London.[16] Discography
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