A statue honoring Lemmy Kilmister, the legendary frontman of Motörhead, was unveiled in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, on May 9th. The ceremony featured several tributes, including fans gathering at local bars to celebrate his memory. Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell participated by placing Lemmy's ashes in the statue, while attendees enjoyed a 21-rev salute, a photo exhibition, and a tribute band performance. Crafted by local sculptor Andy Edwards, the statue captures Lemmy in a dynamic pose, showcasing the enduring legacy of the rock icon.
The statue was constructed by local sculptor Andy Edwards, who is a longtime Motörhead fan and captured Lemmy in his iconic stage pose, singing upward toward the skies.
It's unbelievableâ it looks alive. Looking at it now, he really has captured Lemmy to a tee. It's brilliant.
Ceremonial festivities included a 21-rev salute, a viewing of rarely seen Lemmy photographs, and a Motörhead tribute band performance later in the evening.
Fans flocked to adjacent bars and hostelries to enjoy libations in Lemmy's honor during the celebratory day of the statue unveiling.
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