Steak Number Eight announce London date

With an average age of just 18, Steak Number Eight is probably the youngest hard rock band in Belgium to enjoy genuine national success; At the age of 15 they won the HUMO Rock Rally, hosted by Belgium’s biggest rock magazine, (which had previously launched the Country’s biggest Belgian artist such as Deus, Black Box Revelation and Milow), making them national treasures. Mainstream newspaper coverage, TV appearances and radio play resulted in fans of hard rock across the country, young and old, flocking to shows, which became a major talking point in themselves.

With a confidence and professionalism far beyond what one would expect from such a young band, Steak Number Eight’s live performance is more an experience than a show – enormous, hard-hitting riffs sandwiched between moody, atmospheric interludes, with the band themselves reminiscent of what a supergroup consisting of members of Isis, Mastodon and Killing Joke might sound like if fronted by a young Kurt Cobain.

The show comes just as the band plan the official UK release of their album “All Is Chaos”, details of which will be revealed in the coming weeks.

Steak Number Eight (Supporting Djeru and Antlered Man)

29th Sept 2011 The Enterprise 2 Haverstock Hill, London, NW3 2BL