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Elizabeth Hanna is an alternative rock musician from Birmingham, England whose mother's family is from Ireland. She cites Led Zeppelin, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, and the Rolling Stones as musical influences. Her style is classic punk with influences of leather, tartan, denim, and bandanas. She started her career playing in local pubs and has since performed at Download Festival and Warped Tour. Her biggest ambition is to write a song that becomes a classic.
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- 2. Name and heritage • Elizabeth Hanna • Born in birmingham, mothers family from Ireland (northern)
- 3. Music genre and musical hero's • Genre: Alternative rock • Inspirations; lead zeppelin, nirvarna, pink Floyd, rolling stones • Current artist they like: fall out boy, panic at the disco, all time low, mayday parade
- 4. Personal style • Classic punk • Convers • Band tees • Leather • tartan • Denim • bandanas
- 5. Start up • Started out as a busca, eventually got some money to by proper equipment. • Started gigging in local pub. • Once bookings picked up she toured around pubs and clubs in the area. • She was eventually found by a talent scout
- 6. Significate recordings so far : songs • 13th hour • Call me a doctor • Teenage detonator
- 7. Major performances • Main stage download • Small stage warp tour • Stones collaboration gig
- 8. Biggest ambition • To make a song that becomes a classic
- 9. Most important day of there life so far • The day they meet the remaining members of the rolling stones
- 10. Example of song lyrics • “I no doctor, but I’ll give you a pill, it looks so happy I swear It could kill” • “behind this detonation, a plastic ruined nation sing na na na nana nanana na na” • “death and victory, for queen and anarchy, the 13th hours fast approaching”