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Waleed Aly Lines Up Robot Child For Another Taste of Taste

by Paul Cashmere on March 21, 2016

in Live,News

Waleed Aly will strap on his guitar once again when his band Robot Child plays live again to support Taste.

Aly is a huge Taste fan and dusted off Robot Child when the Melbourne 70s Rock Gods performed in 2015.

Taste will perform with original drummer Virgil Donati who is returning to Australia for the show. “Taste was the band that set me on the rock’n’roll road as a teenager back in 1975… Ken Murdoch, Joey Amenta and Michael Tortoni are my musical brothers and I can’t wait to get back on stage to play some of the songs that started this incredible journey,” Donati said in a statement.

Taste will also launch their new video ‘I Am God’, directed by Clayton Jacobsen at the show.

Taste will perform with special guests Robot Child on Friday March 25 at Ding Dong in Melbourne.

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