I only got to see about five or six performances at last weekend's Rock on the Range, but my two favorites by far were Shinedown and Slash, who made the entire trip just that much better!
Those of you who have jumped the cable ship to DirecTV are in for a treat this weekend. The latest episode of 'Guitar Center Sessions' premieres with Slash and some new songs.
Legendary guitarist Slash stopped into the studio on Thursday morning to have a little chat with the Free Beer and Hot Wings Show.
In about two weeks (May 22), Slash's second solo album, Apocalyptic Love will be hitting stores worldwide, and below is your first behind-the-scenes look of the album's lead single, "You're A Lie."
Slash is gearing up to unchain his sophomore solo album, ‘Apocalyptic Love,’ on May 22. With so much drama surrounding Slash during his tenure with Guns N’ Roses and again recently with Axl Rose’s refusal to show up for GN’R's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last month, the guitarist is happy to be involved in a project that’s drama-free.
Slash led the three-guitar beast that is Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators through three tunes before being joined by rock legend Alice Cooper for ‘Schools Out.’
Since the minute they were announced as possible 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, the hot topic in the world of rock has been the potential for a Guns N’ Roses reunion. In a recent interview, Slash reveals that he is sick of talking about whether it will happen or not and explains that vocalist Axl Rose hates his guts.
Those of you who are anxious for the brand-new album from Slash will be able to at least hear most of it a little early. Audio samples of all the tracks are now available online.
After much speculation, Slash has revealed that Guns N’ Roses will not be performing at the April 14 ceremony in which the band will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Slash tweeted some huge news about his plans for Thursday night, March 15. The guitarist revealed that he will be reuniting with his onetime Guns N’ Roses bandmate Steven Adler to “lay down some guitars” for a song on the drummer’s new album.
