Lee Aaron returned to the UK for the first time in 20 years to play the Rockingham Festival in Nottingham on October 21st. Fan-filmed video is available below.

Guitarist Sean Kelly has posted the following message: "An absolutely incredible show at Rockingham Festival in Nottingham with Lee Aaron and band. Can't tell you how good it was to see so many wonderful friends from the Crash Kelly days... total Shambles (in the best possible way). Love you all, thanks Rockingham Live for the killer photo!"

Boom 97.3 presents a feature called Behind The Vinyl, where artists sit down and discuss their hit songs and how they came to be while listening to the song on vinyl.  

Canadian singer/songwriter Lee Aaron came by the boom 97.3 studios to share her story about her song "Whatcha Do To My Body". Lee talks about how she wrote the song to change the norm of thinking with women in music and music videos, the recording process, how she got her career started and more.

Lee is donating her Metal Queen and Bodyrock outfits to the National Music Centre, which is housed at Studio Bell in Calgary, Alberts. Her sophomore album Metal Queen was released in 1984 and launched her career around the world, led by the iconic title track and video. Body Rock was released in 1989 and is her most successful and highest-charting release to date (#32 in Canada and #36 in Germany) and featured the hits ”Whatcha Do to My Body" and "Hands On”.

The National Music Centre (NMC) is a national catalyst for discovery, innovation and renewal through music, according to a press release. In their new home at Studio Bell, they aim to preserve and celebrate Canada’s music story and inspire a new generation of music lovers through programming that includes on-site and outreach education programs, performances, artist incubation and exhibitions.

Photo by Rockingham Festival