Little Angel coming to the Diamond Rock Club

This will be Toby's only Irish date and his only UK date before he returns to Gun in March.

During the mid 80s and early 90s, Toby found fame as the front man for Little Angels.

The band, who were signed to Polydor records, had 12 Top 40 singles including Womankind, which reached Number 12, Ten Miles High, which reached Number 18, and also three very successful albums including Jam in 1993, which reached Number 1.

Little Angels toured constantly with the likes of Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams and Van Halen, however, in 1994 they ided to split.

One last headlining tour of the UK was announced and all six shows sold out, including their last ever gig at the Royal Albert Hall.

In 1996, Toby was approached by Van Halen who asked him if he would replace the departed Sammy Hager, but due to health problems Toby had to decline.

Toby then took a break from the music industry and concentrated on acting, before returning briefly in 2002 and then once again 2006.

In March 2007, Toby released three EPs title Guitar, Bass and Drums, parts one, two and three, under his own name, before being asked by ex-Motorhead guitarist Fast Eddie Clark to join his band Fastway for a very succesful tour of Europe and Japa27n.

Fast Eddie has temporarily put the band on hold allowing Toby to join Scottish rockers Gun, who toured the UK in November and December.

Gun will be starting the second lef of this tour in March but in the mean time, Toby has agreed to play at the Diamond Rock Club.

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