DESCRIPTION:
White Widdow -
Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 2008 by front man Jules Millis, Bassist Trent Wilson , Guitarist Enzo Almanzi and Xavier Millis on the keyboards, a two time ARIA (Australian Record Industry Award) nominee.

Raised on a healthy diet of 80's Arena Rock and influenced by artists such as White Sister, Giuffria, Survivor, Bon Jovi, Dokken, Danger Danger, Starship and Australia's own R
ick Springfield & Roxus. In mid 2009 White Widdow recorded and released their free digital only EP which was very well received in selected press and started to create an interest in the band outside of their native Australia.

In 2010 White Widdow stormed onto the Melodic Rock scene across the globe with the release of their self titled debut album throughout Europe on the AOR Heaven label (TNT, FM, Stage Dolls). The release of the debut was met by the press with rave reviews making it into Classic Rock Magazine's top 10 AOR albums for 2010. An album full of Melodic Rock and AOR anthems filled with swirling keyboards, blistering guitar playing and big choruses full of hooks. White Widdow toured in support of the debut album throughout Australia including opening for Ted Poley (Danger Danger) and Pretty Boy Floyd.

Hot on the heels of their debut, White Widdow returned with their follow up release "Serenade" in September 2011 (AOR Heaven), not even 12 months after the release of the debut! Proud of their 80's influences, the new album "Serenade" retains the urgency and energy of the White Widdow debut , while also showcasing a more crafted song style and structure. Mixed and Mastered by Pelle Saether (Grand Design) at Studio Underground in Sweden. "Serenade" was heaped with praise by the press as one of the best albums of 2011, gaining 9/10 in both Classic Rock and Powerplay magazines and receiving a 94% on the coveted website melodicrock.com.

In support of "Serenade", White Widdow hit the road playing festivals and headlining club shows to fanatical fans throughout Europe which saw them tour through Switzerland, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Greece and England. Along the way performing at HEAT Festival (Germany) and Firefest (UK) and playing alongside artists including Jimi Jamison (Survivor), Steve Auguri (Journey), Unruly Child, Stage Dolls, Keel, Shakra, Strangeways, Silent Rage, Alien, Mitch Malloy, Coney Hatch, Jeff Paris, Kane Roberts and many more.

In November 2011 "Serenade" was released in Japan through Rubicon Music, the album received 88/100 in the world famous Japanese Hard Rock magazine Burrn.

In March 2012, drummer Jim Naish was replaced by George Kristy.

In May 2012, White Widdow returned for a successful full UK tour with TEN & Serpentine as a Melodic Rock Package tour.

In June 2012, It was announced that vocalist Jules Millis was the new singer for Legendary 80's UK Glam Metal band Tigertailz, but would also continue as vocalist for White Widdow.

Already writing for album number three and aiming for a late 2013 release, White Widdow show no signs on slowing down!

White Widdow is a Melodic Hard Rock band from Australia, signed to the AOR Heaven label in Europe/UK, Rubicon Music label in Japan & Third Verse in Australia (digital only). White Widdow released two albums to much critical acclaim; "White Widdow" (2010) and "Serenade" (2011) and have toured throughout Australia, England, Wales, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Greece. Including festival a
ppearances at Firefest (UK) and Heat Festival (Ger.) White Widdow have performed alongside many International acts including Jimi Jamison (Survivor), Steve Augeri (Journey), Jeff Paris, Kane Roberts, Silent Rage, Mitch Malloy, Alien, Ten, Unruly Child, Coney Hatch, Strangeways, Stage Dolls, Keel, Shakra, Ted Poley (Danger Danger), Pretty Boy Floyd & many more.
White Widdow is currently writing for album number three, slated for release in the second half of 2013.

Jules Millis - Vocals
Enzo Almanzi- Guitars
Trent Wilson- Bass
Xavier Millis- Keyboards
George Kristy- Drums

"White Widdow deserve all the accolades that will surely come their way" 9/10 - Classic Rock Magazine (UK)