Wonderfully Insightful New Interview With Rod – Read Here

Rod and the boys otherwise known as The Zombies have just completed another epic US tour, as is now becoming a major part of every classic pop and rock fans calendar. Rod caught up with a site called Rock Music Opinions to discuss all manner of things old and new and gives some great insight into the current world and life of Rod Argent and his band The Zombies. Read the full interview here

Rod & Colin Come Home For One Off Special Show At St Alban’s Cathedral

St Alban’s favourite sons Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone who were founding fathers of The Zombies music group in the early 60s are to play an incredible intimate acoustic performance in their hometown of St Albans on Friday 21st October. This will be a real treat for all Zombies fans near and far. We strongly recommend purchasing tickets before they’re gone.

Here’s the place to get them from when tickets go on sale in September. Keep checking back as these will be snapped up fast – click here

The guys are currently getting ready to head back on a West Coast Tour of US before this show in September and then play a host of UK shows with full band in November. To stay in touch with all the latest tour dates click here

The Zombies to Feature a track in new animation blockbuster ‘Sing’ :)

Have you heard about the new movie Sing yet?
It stars Scarlett Johanson, Jennifer Saunders, Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Seth MacFarlane, Tori Kelly plus many more and is gonna be one of the biggest movies this year! One of The Zombies songs makes an appearance. Let us know when you hear it …

The Zombies Return To London To Play The Water Rats Kings X

It’s been a while but The Zombies will be returning to play a show at London’s Water Rats in Kings Cross on Tuesday July 26th presented by Vintage TV

To get tickets click here

It’s definitely The Time Of The Season

A unique new photographic exhibition of the biggest faces in 60s pop seeks to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Society

For The Record: 60s Pop Through The Lens is a new exhibition in West London featuring some amazing images taken by Stanley Bielecki

Head down to 5 Addison Avenue, London W11 4QS from 3rd – 8th June, 9am – 8pm

here’s a classic of The Zombies being admired by a young fan

Interview with Rod’s Partner In Crime Colin Blunstone With The Examiner in NYC

As The Zombies train continues to trail blaze through their North American tour, revered media publication The Examiner caught up with Colin Blunstone while the guys were briefly back in New York last week. Read the wonderful article here

And if you’re around the guys are still in USA for a few more days as they roll into Nashville, then Louisville, then St Charles before bringing their electric show back to the UK again in June and July.

A Message To Commemorate the 1968 release of Odessey & Oracle

Rod has made a statement to give thanks about The Zombie’s legendary release, “On April 19th, 1968 our album ‘Odessey And Oracle’ was released. This album although initially didn’t garner much attention, went on to change our lives dramatically. It has been ranked by Rolling Stone as one of the “Greatest Albums of All Time”, by NME Magazine as the “No. 2 Best Album Recorded at Abbey Road Studios“, and Q Magazine said it was one of “Best British Albums Ever”, but it will always be our first born and we’re very proud of it’s accomplishments. Thank you to everyone who has ever bought, downloaded, listened to, and even shared the album, it’s because of you that the album is still very much alive today. Happy Birthday Odessey And Oracle!!”

Special Limited Vinyl Release Of ‘The Zombies’ on vinyl for Record Store Day

For all those in the UK the now yearly extravaganza for all music fans and especially those with a penchant for vinyl come together to celebrate Record Store Day

There might be just a few still left over, but no promises as The Zombies put out a limited run for 2016 to mark the occasion.

Rod pays tribute to the late Keith Emerson

Rod has recently made a statement over on The Zombies Facebook page sharing his sadness about the passing of the late, great Keith Emerson, “t’s over a week now since Keith Emerson died, and I must say I’ve been really saddened that the passing of this fantastic musician and monster creative talent hasn’t been marked in a greater and more unequivocal way by the press and broadcasting media. I may have missed something, but I didn’t catch ANYTHING at all on the BBC ….. quite incredible.

And the meanness and short-sightedness of the people, without any ability of their own, who latterly criticised his continuing to play, without any sympathy or understanding of the difficulties he suffered from muscular and nerve problems in his right hand and arm….it truly is depressing.

3 New UK Dates for The Zombies just announced

Visit Rod’s Live Page to keep up to date with all his and The Zombies forthcoming tour dates.