Thunder frontman Danny Bowes announces Under Pressure spoken word tour
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Danny Bowes, frontman with Britrock legends Thunder, has announced a spoken word tour for next year. The dates will be Bowes' second road trip since suffering a stroke in 2022, an event that required three months of hospitalisation followed by two stints in rehab.
The run of dates, which will commence at the Gee Club in Glasgow on April 1 and end on April 28 at the Leicester Square Theatre in London, follows 2025's Maximum Chat shows, a run of eight spoken-word performances that included an interactive audience Q&A session.
"I had to learn to do almost everything all over again after what I like to refer to as my 'occurrence' in 2022," says Bowes. "I wasn’t able to sing (I’m still working on that), but having spent all my adult life on stage, I had an itch I just couldn’t scratch, and I felt I needed to prove to myself that I could still put on a show."
"When I answered the questions in the show, I know it sounds strange, but it felt like there was someone on stage interviewing me, and I really liked it. So much so that I’ve decided Under Pressure will be a 100% Q&A show, so it’s going to be completely unstructured, and entirely based on questions from the people in the room.
"It means all of us (the audience and not just me) will be 'under pressure' to create a great show, and it will be different every night, of course!"
n 2025, Classic Rock asked Bowes what he'd learned from his illness. "It’s that we never really know how lucky we are," he responded. "Only when something like this happens, something you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy, does the importance of family, friends and bandmates become obvious. Be grateful for what you’ve got and enjoy what’s happening today, as nobody knows what tomorrow has in store."
(Source: www.loudersound.com)
