Martin Kearns

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Martin Kearns joined Bolt Thrower as a drummer after Andy Whale left in 1994, not much is known about him. He is rather young, having joined the band when he was just 17 years old. Bolt Thrower was the first band in which he played. Due to his age, his nickname in the band is 'Kiddie'.

Kearns left because of personal reasons and lack of dedication in 1997. He started to be working around in gardens. However, he returned to Bolt Thrower in 2000 and did a short tour with them in 2001. His return is made permanent with the Honour-Valour-Pride album.

[edit] Equipment

Remo kit
Gibraltar rack
Various Sabian & Zildjian cymbals

This article or section does not adequately cite its references or sources.
Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. (help, get involved!)
This article has been tagged since March 2007.

Discography
Bolt Thrower
Karl Willetts \| Gavin Ward \| Jo Bench \| Barry Thompson \| Martin Kearns
Dave Ingram \| Alan West \| Martin van Drunen \| Andrew Whale \| Alex Thomas
Studio albums: The Peel Session \| In Battle There Is No Law \| Realm of Chaos \| Cenotaph \| War Master The IVth Crusade \| Spearhead \| ...For Victory \| Mercenary \| Honour - Valour - Pride \| Those Once Loyal'
Live albums: War
Compilations: The Peel Sessions 1988-90 \| Who Dares Wins