News - 20/02/2012

Slash reveals new solo album details

Slash reveals new solo album details

Slash has unveiled more details regarding his new solo album "Apocalyptic love". The new effort  from the ex Guns N'Roses guitarist will follow his self-titled debut that came out two years ago.

The record will be released on May 21 and will feature singer Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge on every track. Kennedy will also be the live singer for the upcoming world tour of Slash. The axeman has also showed the artwork and the cover.

But for all the Guns N' Roses fans there are more good news coming: the original line up of the band will be at the ceremony for her introduction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in April. It's still not clear if the they will play live together.

Rockol has met Slash in 2010, a couple of months after the release of his eponymous solo debut. We've talke about the record, Guns N'Roses' songs and more. You can watch the video interview right here.

 





Last February an official announcement has stated that Slash will play live with Ozzy Osbourne as part of the "Ozzy And Friends" collective. The super group will hit Europe and replace many of Black Sabbath's summer live shows.

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