LITTLE CAESAR – Eight (March 16, 2018)

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US rock n roll survivors, Little Caesar have signed a global deal with Golden Robot Records for the release of their new album Eight on March 16, 2018.

Little Caesar fuse no-nonsense hard rock that harks back to 70’s giants such as Bad Company and Humble Pie with an aching ZZ Top groove and overlay it with classic R&B melodies to produce some mighty fine straight up good time rock and roll!

Eight is the band’s first studio album in six years and lead single “Time Enough For That” is a reflective, semi-power ballad that is a total lighters (or phones) in the air AOR smash! With his raspy, soulful vocals, main-man Ron Young, leaves his heart on his heavily tattooed sleeve while the emotive, crying guitar solos build the song into an instantly familiar yet classic track.

FM radio slickness with bar band grit, Little Caesar in 2018 is exactly what’s missing in contemporary rock music.


Young explains, Little Caesar is excited about joining the ever-growing Golden Robot Records family. We are IN great company WITH a great company. Being based in Australia, which has given birth to some of the greatest rock n roll bands, makes us excited to be part of their worldwide expansion. We see great things in 2018 for us and everyone that we share our music with at our new home.”

Mark Alexander-Erber, president & founder of Golden Robot Global Entertainment adds, “With Golden Robot Records currently expanding its artist roster to include bands based in the USA, Canada, and Europe, when I met Ron Young in LA last year and having been a fan of Little Caesar for many years, I knew that they would fit perfectly into the growing GRR family.  Little Caesar being one of our first global international signings is exciting for myself and the label.”

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