headlining tour and will visit 28 major cities nationwide including Los Angeles (YouTube Theater), New York (Beacon Theatre), Boston (House of Blues), Chicago (Riviera Theatre), Las Vegas (Theater at Virgin Hotels), Denver (Paramount Theater), Kansas City (Arvest Bank Theater-Midland), Atlanta (Coca Cola Roxy), Nashville (Grand Ole Opry House),and more, as well as the newly announced Detroit, MI show on March 4 at The Fillmore. Purchase the new album 4 everywhere HERE, and order limited-edition bundles HERE. Early reviews from across the globe are pouring in for 4 (see below) which is available digitally and in exclusive physical bundles now. MYLES KENNEDY & THE CONSPIRATORS release their highly-anticipated fourth album titled 4today, Friday, February 11 via Gibson Records in partnership with BMG. March 26 – Orlando, Fla.4 – the new album by Slash ft. Remaining Slash 2022 North American Tour Dates: This, as is any tour with Slash is a must see! Overall the show is nearly two hours of the talented vocals of Myles Kennedy and the amazing guitar skills of the one and only Slash. If anyone ever questioned Slash’s skills on the guitar they need to look no further than the closing song of the night, “Anastasia” where Slash puts on an absolute guitar clinic with his blistering solos during the ten minute encore. For me the biggest highlight of the night, was the bands cover of Elton John’s “Rocket Man”. Bassist Todd Kerns gets in on the vocal action when takes the center mic for “Doctor Alibi,” and the cover of Lenny Kravitz’s “Always on the Run”. As can be expected the tour’s setlist has a heavy amount of material from the latest release 4, the rest of the setlist is rounded out with hits like “Shots Fired,” “World on Fire,” and is wrapped up with “Anastasia”. Unlike in years past the current tour setlist is void of any Guns-n-Roses material however does span Slash’s solo career reaching all the way back to 1995 with “Speed Parade” from It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere released by Slash’s Snakepit. The rest of the band known as the Conspirators consists of, Frank Sidoris on guitar, Todd Kerns on bass as well as vocals, and Brent Fitz on drums. Fans of all ages filled both venues to capacity for their chance to be up close and personal with the iconic guitarist best known for his role in Guns-n-Roses, and oh yeah the vocalist just happens to be Myles Kennedy. This is a band to keep an eye out for!įor the Richmond show it was Tash Neal with MJT who got things started.įor Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators both nights featured the same setlist, however the two venues differed quite a bit with The Fillmore being your typical general admission concert venue and the Dominion Energy Center being a seated theater which gave the nights performance a more intimate feel. The highlight of the band’s set was definitely “Barracuda” which could hold its own against the original version performed by Heart. The set included the singles “Athena” and “Hate” from the band’s self-titled debut album as well as a cover of Heart’s “Barracuda”. Plush was the opener for the Fillmore show, the all-female rock band from upstate New York played an energetic seven song set to get things started for the evening. Side Stage Magazine was lucky enough to catch two stops of the tour, the first being The Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD followed by the band’s stop in Richmond, VA at Dominion Energy Center a week later.įans lined up early to get into the venues for their chance to buy up the latest merchandise as well as get entered to win an Epiphone Les Paul guitar hand signed by Slash himself. The tour which has criss-crossed the country and will have hit twenty-eight cities when it wraps up at Hard Rock Live in Orlando, FL is in its final weeks. The album titled 4 hit the Billboard US Top Rock Album charts at number 13 and has produced the single “The River Is Rising”. Slash dropped his latest release with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators on February 11th.
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