Eddie Jobson’s Uk Revisited

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Additional fees may be added to the ticket price if applicable. *** The band UK was formed in the mid-1970s by John Wetton (vocals, bass) and Bill Bruford (drums) following the hiatus of King Crimson, a band with which both musicians had been associated. Wetton invited Eddie Jobson (keyboards, violin) - whom he had met whilst working with Roxy Music - to join the new group, while Bruford recruited Allan Holdsworth (guitar), who had previously made a guest appearance on Bruford's debut solo album.

As a quartet, UK recorded only one album, simply titled

UK

; subsequently, following the departure of Bruford and Holdsworth and the addition of Terry Bozzio (drums), the band transformed into a trio and released a second album,

Danger Money

. A year later, in March 1980, UK disbanded due to differences of opinion regarding the musical direction of future recordings.

In the interim, one additional album - a live recording titled

Night After Night

was released. After more than 20 years - between 1995 and 1998 - Jobson and Wetton resumed their collaboration, and the prospect of a new album titled

Legacy

emerged; however, the project was ultimately never finalised. Ten years later, in October 2007, Jobson announced the formation of a new band, UKZ, featuring Aaron Lippert (vocals), Trey Gunn (guitar, bass, Stick), and Marco Minnemann (drums).

In March 2009, UKZ released an EP titled

Radiation

. Finally, in late 2009, at Eddie Jobson's initiative, the first concerts following a 30-year hiatus took place, with Jobson and Wetton appearing on stage together.

And - in a truly sensational turn of events - these concerts were held in Poland! Over three nights in Kraków, Warsaw, and Bydgoszcz, the band - comprising Jobson, Wetton, Tony Levin, Marco Minnemann, and Greg Howe - captivated audiences with material from the UK and King Crimson repertoires, amongst