Uriah Heep mit Saxon

British rock band Uriah Heep, named after a Dickens character, formed in 1969 by David Byron and Mick Box. Known for hits like "Easy Livin'," and albums like "Demons and Wizards," the band helped pioneer hard rock and heavy metal, greatly impacting the UK music scene.

Founded in Barnsley in 1977, Saxon led the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Known for hits like "747" and albums like "Wheels of Steel," they've toured extensively, influencing Europe's metal scene. Despite early struggles and changes, Saxon persists, respected in heavy metal communities.