slash tour 2010

• Guns N' Roses
• Slash & Myles
• Velvet Revolver
• Slash's Snakepit
• Camp Freddy
• Slash & Friends
• Kings Of Chaos
• S.E.R.P.E.N.T.
• Early Bands
• DVD & Blu-Ray
• Press & Promo
• Live & Stage
• Young Slash
• With Friends
• With Family
• With Animals
• Slash Cartoons
• Slash Tribute
• Accessories
• Gibson Les Paul
• Marshall AFD100
• Marshall JCM2555
• Marshall SL5
• Magnatone SL100
• Cry Baby SW95
• Cry Baby SC95
• MXR Octave Fuzz

Slash timeline "Those coincidental moments that change your life seem random at the time but I don't think they are. At least that's how it's worked out in my life. And I know I'm not the only one." (Slash)

• April 8 , 1979 : Slash attends to California World Music Festival in Los Angeles more
• June 4 , 1982 : Slash plays with his very first band Tidus Sloan at Fairfax Highschool more
• December 21 , 1983 : Slash & Roadcrew play their first show during a Christmas party more
• June 16 , 1984 : Slash plays first show with Steven Adler & Axl Rose more
• July 10 , 1984 : New Hollywood Rose play at the Troubadour more
• July 20 , 1984 : New Hollywood Rose play at Madame Wongs West more
• May 31 , 1985 : Slash & Black Sheep show at the Country Club in Los Angeles more
• June 6 , 1985 : Slash & Steven Adler first gig with Guns N' Roses more
• July 20 , 1985 : first live performance "Welcome To The Jungle" more
• September 20 , 1985 : Guns N' Roses play at the Troubadour more
• October 10 , 1985 : first live performance of "Paradise City" more
• October 18 , 1985 : Guns N' Roses play at the Country Club more
• October 31 , 1985 : Guns N' Roses play at RadioCity more
• December 20 , 1985 : first live performance of "Nightrain" more
• March 25 , 1986 : Guns N' Roses sign with Geffen Records more
• June 4 , 1986 : Sound City Studio demos by Manny Charlton
• August 23 , 1986 : first live performances of "Sweet Child O' Mine" & "Mr. Brownstone" more
• December 16 , 1986 : Guns N' Roses release Live ?!*@ Like A Suicide more
• December 22 , 1986 : Slash receives the Derrig Les Paul more
• June 15 , 1987 : "It's So Easy" single release more
• July 21 , 1987 : Guns N' Roses release Appetite For Destruction more
• August 1 , 1987 : "Welcome To The Jungle" video shoot in Hollywood more
• October 3 , 1987 : "Welcome To The Jungle" single release more
• October 24 , 1987 : Guns N' Roses appear on MTV's Headbangers Ball more
• October 30 , 1987 : Guns N' Roses acoustic set in New York more
• January 21 , 1988 : Vince Neil on stage with Guns N' Roses in Hollywood more
• February 17 , 1988 : Appetite For Destruction certified Gold more
• February 26 , 1988 : Slash, Axl Rose & Izzy Stradlin on stage with Alice Cooper in Long Beach more
• March 31 , 1988 : Guns N' Roses on the Fox Late Show more
• March 31 , 1988 : Guns N' Roses acoustic set in New York more
• April 11 , 1988 : "Sweet Child O' Mine" video shoot in Hollywood more
• April 19 , 1988 : Appetite For Destruction certified Platinium
• June 8 , 1988 : Slash & Izzy Stradlin on stage with the L.A. Guns in Irvine more
• June 15 , 1988 : Slash & Duff McKagan on stage with L.A. Guns in Long Beach more
• July 17 , 1988 : Slash, Axl Rose & Duff McKagan on stage with Aerosmith in Hoffman Estates more
• July 23 , 1988 : Appetite For Destruction #1 in the U.S.A. more
• August 1 , 1988 : Adam Day becomes Slash guitar tech more
• August 16 , 1988 : "Paradise City" video shoot more
• August 18 , 1988 : "Sweet Child O' Mine" single release
• August 20 , 1988 : Guns N' Roses at Monsters of Rock festival in Donington more
• September 7 , 1988 : Guns N' Roses at MTV Video Music Awards more
• September 15 , 1988 : Slash & Axl Rose on stage with Aerosmith in Costa Mesa more
• October 25 , 1988 : Slash appears on Sam Kinison's album Have You Seen Me Lately? more
• November 17 , 1988 : first Rolling Stone magazine cover more
• November 30 , 1988 : Guns N' Roses release GN'R Lies more
• November 30 , 1988 : "Paradise City" single release more
• December 6 , 1988 : Appetite For Destruction certified 6x Platinium
• January 30 , 1989 : Guns N' Roses at American Music Awards more
• June 12 , 1989 : "Patience" single release more
• July 29 , 1989 : "Nightrain" single release more
• August 3 , 1989 : Slash & Steven Adler on stage with Ozzy Osbourne in Irvine more
• August 21 , 1989 : Slash on stage with Great White in New York more
• August 22 , 1989 : Slash on stage with Iggy Pop in Hollywood more
• August 29 , 1989 : GN'R Lies certified 3x Platinium more
• October 10 , 1989 : "It's So Easy" video shoot in Hollywood more
• November 24 , 1989 : Slash on stage with Michael Monroe in Chicago
• December 3 , 1989 : Slash on stage with Mott The Hoople in Los Angeles more
• December 6 , 1989 : Guns N' Roses record demo tracks more
• December 12 , 1989 : Slash on stage with Michael Monroe in Hollywood more
• January 22 , 1990 : Slash & Duff McKagan at the American Music Awards more
• January 26 , 1990 : Slash & Duff McKagan on stage with Great White in Santa Monica more
• March 3 , 1990 : Slash & Axl Rose on stage with Aerosmith in Inglewood more
• March 16 , 1990 : Slash appears on Sam Kinison's album Leader Of The Banned more
• April 7 , 1990 : Guns N' Roses live at Farm Aid more
• June 21 , 1990 : Slash on stage with The Black Crowes in New York more
• June 26 , 1990 : Guns N' Roses on Days Of Thunder soundtrack more
• July 18 , 1990 : Slash appears on Iggy Pop's album Brick By Brick more
• September 10 , 1990 : Slash appears on Bob Dylan's album Under The Red Sky more
• November 9 , 1990 : GAK play at the Hollywood Palladium more
• January 24 , 1991 : Slash on Rolling Stone magazine cover more
• March 9 , 1991 : Slash on stage with Rory Gallagher in Hollywood more
• April 2 , 1991 : Slash appears on Lenny Kravitz's album Mama Said more
• June 7 , 1991 : Sebastian Bach on stage with Guns N' Roses in Toronto more
• June 25 , 1991 : "You Could Be Mine" single release more
• July 2 , 1991 : riot occurs during a Guns N' Roses show in Saint Louis more
• July 2 , 1991 : Slash appears on Alice Cooper's album Hey Stoopid more
• August 3 , 1991 : Sebastian Bach on stage with Guns N' Roses in Inglewood more
• September 3 , 1991 : "Dont Cry" single release more
• September 5 , 1991 : Guns N' Roses on Rolling Stone magazine cover more
• September 17 , 1991 : Guns N' Roses release Use Your Illusion 1 & 2 more
• October 6 , 1991 : Slash on stage with Soundgarden in Hollywood more
• November 11 , 1991 : Michael Jackson's Black Or White single release more
• November 26 , 1991 : Slash appears on Michael Jackson's album Dangerous more
• November 27 , 1991 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson for MTV 10th anniversary more
• December 3 , 1991 : "Live And Let Die" single release more
• December 19 , 1991 : "November Rain" video shoot in Los Angeles more
• January 7 , 1992 : Slash on stage with Son Of Sam in Memphis more
• January 25 , 1992 : Slash meets Perla in Las Vegas more
• January 27 , 1992 : Guns N' Roses at American Music Awards
• February 17 , 1992 : "November Rain" single release more
• March 17 , 1992 : Slash appears on Spinal Tap's album Break Like The Wild more
• April 20 , 1992 : Guns N' Roses at Freddy Mercury Tribute concert
• May 11 , 1992 : "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" single release more
• June 6 , 1992 : Lenny Kravitz, Steven Tyler & Joe Perry on stage with Guns N' Roses show in Paris more
• June 25 , 1992 : "Give In To Me" video shoot
• August 14 , 1992 : Slash appears on Motorhead's album March Or Die more
• September 8 , 1992 : Slash jams at Canter's Kibitz Room more
• September 9 , 1992 : Elton John on stage with Guns N' Roses at MTV Music Awards more
• September 21 , 1992 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in Oviedo more
• October 3 , 1992 : Slash on stage with Motorhead in Pasadena more
• October 10 , 1992 : Slash gets married to Renee Suran more
• October 12 , 1992 : "Yestedays" single release more
• December 8 , 1992 : Use Your Illusion videos release more
• December 31 , 1992 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in Tokyo more
• January 15 , 1993 : Ronnie Wood on stage with Guns N' Roses in Tokyo more
• January 29 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Iggy Pop in Sydney
• January 31 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Rose Tattoo in Melbourne more
• February 15 , 1993 : Michael Jackson's "Give In To Me" single release more
• March 16 , 1993 : Slash appears on Carole King's album Colour Of Your Dreams more
• April 20 , 1993 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Muddy Waters
• May 3 , 1993 : "Civil War" single release more
• May 4 , 1993 : Slash & Brian May live on Jay Leno Show more
• May 19 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers in San Francisco more
• May 24 , 1993 : "Garden Of Eden" single release more
• May 30 , 1993 : Michael Monroe & Ronnie Wood on stage with Guns N' Roses in Milton Keynes more
• June 11 , 1993 : Slash on stage with John Mayall in Oslo more
• June 22 , 1993 : Slash appears on Brian May's single Resurrection more
• July 13 , 1993 : Brian May on stage with Guns N' Roses in Paris more
• July 17 , 1993 : Slash's last show with Guns N' Roses in Buenos Aires more
• July 20 , 1993 : Slash appears on Conehead's soundtrack more
• September 15 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Carole King in Hartford more
• September 26 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Duff McKagan in New York more
• September 28 , 1993 : Slash appears on Duff McKagan's album Believe In Me more
• November 9 , 1993 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Jimi Hendrix more
• November 12 , 1993 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers in Los Angeles more
• November 20 , 1993 : "Ain't It Fun" single release more
• November 22 , 1993 : Guns N' Roses release The Spaghetti Incident? more
• January 17 , 1994 : "Estranged" single release more
• February 15 , 1994 : "Since I Don't Have You" single release more
• March 1 , 1994 : Slash appears on Carole King's album In Concert more
• March 21 , 1994 : "Hair Of The Dog" single release
• June 26 , 1994 : Slash plays at Night of 100 Guitars in London more
• July 26 , 1994 : Slash appears on Gilby Clarke's album Pawnshop Guitars more
• August 14 , 1994 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers at Woodstock 94 Festival more
• September 27 , 1994 : Slash & Carole King live on David Letterman Show more
• November 8 , 1994 : Slash appears on Woodstock 94 album more
• December 10 , 1994 : Slash on stage with Zakk Wylde in Hollywood more
• December 13 , 1994 : "Sympathy For The Devil" single release more
• February 7 , 1995 : "Beggars & Hangers-On" single release more
• February 14 , 1995 : Slash's Snakepit release It's Five O'Clock Somewhere more
• March 30 , 1995 : Slash's Snakepit acoustic set on Jon Stewart Show
• March 31 , 1995 : first Slash's Snakepit show of the tour more
• April 14 , 1995 : Slash's Snakepit live on David Letterman Show more
• April 27 , 1995 : Izzy Stradlin on stage with Slash's Snakepit in Chicago more
• May 2 , 1995 : Slash appears on Panther soundtrack more
• May 13 , 1995 : Duff McKagan on stage with Slash's Snakepit in Los Angeles more
• June 16 , 1995 : Slash appears on Michael Jackson's album History more
• June 26 , 1995 : "Good To Be Alive" single release more
• June 28 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Masson Ruffner in Paris more
• August 4 , 1995 : Slash on stage with UFO in Los Angeles
• September 2 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Boz Scaggs in Cleveland more
• September 7 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson at MTV Video Music Awards more
• September 11 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Neurotic Outsiders in Hollywood more
• September 30 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Neurotic Outsiders in Las Vegas more
• October 20 , 1995 : Slash on stage with Neurotic Outsiders in New York more
• December 20 , 1995 : Slash appears on Carmine Appices album Guitar Zeus more
• January 25 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Indus Creed in Bangalore more
• February 24 , 1996 : Slash on stage at Thoroughbred Guitar Expo more
• March 15 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers & Peter Green in Frankfurt
• April 8 , 1996 : Slash appears on Teddy Andreas's album Innocent Loser more
• April 12 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Chic in Osaka
• April 16 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Chic in Tokyo
• April 17 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Chic in Tokyo
• April 17 , 1996 : Slash appears on The Outpatience's album Anxious Disease more
• May 3 , 1996 : Slash plays for James Brown's 63rd birthday more
• June 2 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Alice Cooper in Cabo San Lucas more
• August 14 , 1996 : first Slash's Blues Ball show more
• September 16 , 1996 : Slash on stage with Neurotic Outsiders in Tempe more
• September 17 , 1996 : Slash appears on Rock Roll Hall Of Fame album more
• October 1 , 1996 : Slash appears on Curdled soundtrack more
• October 30 , 1996 : Slash leaves Guns N' Roses more
• December 5 , 1996 : Les Paul & Carole King on stage with Slash's Blues Ball in New York more
• January 18 , 1997 : Slash's Blues Ball show at NAMM more
• April 22 , 1997 : Slash appears on Marta Sanchez's album Azabache more
• May 20 , 1997 : Slash appears on Michael Jackson's album Blood On The Dance Floor more
• May 20 , 1997 : Slash appears on Sammy Hagar's album Marching To Mars more
• June 25 , 1997 : Slash appears on Insane Clown Posse's album The Great Milenko more
• June 25 , 1997 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Led Zeppelin more
• July 22 , 1997 : Slash appears on Blackstreet's single Fix more
• July 24 , 1997 : Slash appears on J's album Pyromania more
• July 29 , 1997 : Slash appears on Alice Cooper's album A Fistful Of Alice more
• September 6 , 1997 : Slash attends The Lost World Jurassic Park premiere more
• September 25 , 1997 : Slash on stage with Jason Bonham in Hollywood more
• November 6 , 1997 : Slash on stage with Blackstreet in Rotterdam more
• November 8 , 1997 : Slash on stage with Blackstreet in London more
• January 8 , 1998 : Slash on stage with Band Of Gypsies in Seattle more
• January 31 , 1998 : Steve Lukather on stage with Slash's Blues Ball in Hollywood more
• January 31 , 1998 : Ace Frehley on stage with Slash's Blues Ball in Hollywood
• April 29 , 1998 : Slash on stage with Les Paul in Los Angeles more
• October 27 , 1998 : Guns N' Roses release Welcome To The Videos more
• November 26 , 1998 : Slash's Snakepit first concert with new line up more
• December 22 , 1998 : Slash appears on Ella's album El more
• January 11 , 1999 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Alice Cooper more
• January 24 , 1999 : Slash, Duff McKagan & Matt Sorum on stage at Sundance Festival more
• February 12 , 1999 : Teddy Andreadis on stage with Slash's Snakepit in Santa Barbara more
• February 23 , 1999 : Slash appears on Chic's album Live At The Budokan more
• May 29 , 1999 : Slash appears on Duff McKagan's album Beautiful Disease more
• June 23 , 1999 : Slash appears on Graham Bonnet's album The Day I Went Mad more
• June 25 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in Seoul more
• June 28 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in Munich more
• July 21 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Gilby Clarke in Los Angeles
• August 28 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Cheap Trick in Rockford more
• October 9 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Puff Daddy in East Rutherford more
• October 22 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Steve Marshall in New York more
• November 18 , 1999 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers in Los Angeles more
• November 23 , 1999 : Guns N' Roses releases Live Era '87-'93 more
• January 1 , 2000 : Slash on stage with Tom Jones in Washington more
• June 2 , 2000 : Slash in the studio with Rod Stewart
• September 12 , 2000 : Slash appears on Doro Pesch's album Calling The Wild more
• October 3 , 2000 : "Been There Lately" single release more
• October 10 , 2000 : Slash's Snakepit release Ain't Life Grand more
• December 14 , 2000 : Slash's Snakepit acoustic set on 3FM more
• February 12 , 2001 : "Mean Bone" single release
• February 27 , 2001 : Slash appears on Cheap Trick's album Silver more
• March 21 , 2001 : Slash appears on Rod Stewart's album Human more
• June 1 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Spinal Tap in Los Angeles more
• June 2 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Les Paul in Hollywood more
• June 30 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Pittsburgh more
• August 13 , 2001 : Slash celebrates the Les Paul Guitars 50th Anniversary more
• September 7 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in New York more
• September 10 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Michael Jackson in New York more
• September 28 , 2001 : "Shine" single release more
• October 15 , 2001 : Slash gets married to Perla Ferrar more
• November 19 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Loaded in Hollywood more
• December 8 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Ronnie Wood in Dublin
• December 11 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Ronnie Wood in London
• December 12 , 2001 : Slash on stage with Ronnie Wood in London
• December 31 , 2001 : Slash & Ronnie Wood on Jools Holland Show more
• January 30 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Bad Company in Anaheim more
• April 29 , 2002 : Slash at Randy Castillo Tribute show more
• May 20 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Motorhead in Hollywood more
• May 31 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Paul Rodgers in Los Angeles more
• June 14 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• June 27 , 2002 : Slash plays for the Club Vodka Grand Opening more
• June 28 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Pink in Los Angeles more
• June 29 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Chic in Los Angeles more
• August 6 , 2002 : Slash appears on The Kid Stays In The Picture soundtrack more
• August 28 , 2002 : Birth of Slash's first child London more
• September 3 , 2002 : Slash appears on Ray Charles's album Sings For America more
• September 7 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Corey Glover in San Diego more
• September 23 , 2002 : Slash plays at the Jaguar's Tribute to Style more
• September 23 , 2002 : Slash appears in The Strokes's music video more
• October 30 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• November 13 , 2002 : Slash plays at the Comdex convention in Las Vegas more
• November 23 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Cypress Hill in Los Angeles more
• December 13 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Las Vegas more
• December 16 , 2002 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• January 15 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Glenn Hughes in Los Angeles more
• January 21 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Gina Gershon at Sundance Festival more
• February 15 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Ed Kowalczk in Santa Monica more
• February 22 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in New York more
• April 22 , 2003 : Slash appears on The Yardbirds's album Birdland more
• August 22 , 2003 : Velvet Revolver sign with RCA/Clive Davis more
• March 28 , 2003 : The Project & Cypress Hill live on Jimmy Kimmel Show more
• May 6 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Kid Rock in Louisville more
• May 22 , 2003 : Slash appears on Elan's album Street Child more
• May 30 , 2003 : Velvet Revolver on The Italian Job soundtrack more
• June 17 , 2003 : Velvet Revolver on Hulk soundtrack more
• June 19 , 2003 : First Velvet Revolver show at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles more
• September 21 , 2003 : Slash & Izzy Stradlin on stage with Suki Jones in Hollywood more
• October 7 , 2003 : Slash appears on Steve Lukather's album Santamental more
• October 31 , 2003 : Velvet Revolver & Izzy Stradlin at Smashbox Fashion Week more
• November 15 , 2003 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• January 31 , 2004 : Slash on stage with Arthur Adams in Sherman Oaks more
• March 13 , 2004 : Slash appears in Cypress Hill's music video more
• March 23 , 2004 : Guns N' Roses releases Greatest Hits more
• April 4 , 2004 : "Slither" video shoot more
• April 30 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver acoustic set on KROQ more
• May 24 , 2004 : "Slither" single release more
• May 24 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver acoustic set on Howard Stern
• May 25 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on David Letterman Show
• June 1 , 2004 : Slash appears on Matt Sorum's album Hollywood Zen more
• June 8 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver release Contraband more
• June 12 , 2004 : Slash on stage with The Strokes in Irvine more
• June 23 , 2004 : Birth of Slash's second child Cash more
• July 2 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Top Of The Pops
• July 7 , 2004 : Contraband certified Gold
• July 16 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Jay Leno Show
• July 29 , 2004 : Contraband certified Platinium
• September 5 , 2004 : Izzy Stradlin on stage with Velvet Revolver in Bologna more
• September 6 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Propsieben TV
• September 7 , 2004 : Izzy Stradlin on stage with Velvet Revolver in Paris more
• September 9 , 2004 : Izzy Stradlin on stage with Velvet Revolver in Barcelona more
• September 13 , 2004 : "Fall To Pieces" single release more
• September 17 , 2004 : Slash on stage with Lenny Kravitz & James Brown in New York more
• September 17 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver acoustic set in New York
• September 18 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver at Rock Through Time Festival more
• September 28 , 2004 : Slash appears on Sing A Song With Six Strings album more
• October 14 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Jay Leno Show more
• October 29 , 2004 : Slash appears on Ray soundtrack more
• November 4 , 2004 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Las Vegas more
• November 24 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Conan O'Brien Show more
• December 1 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on VH1 Big In more
• December 13 , 2004 : Velvet Revolver live on Jimmy Kimmel Show more
• January 27 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles
• February 13 , 2005 : Slash plays at the 47th Annual Grammy Awards more
• February 14 , 2005 : Slash appears on Across The Universe single
• April 7 , 2005 : Velvet Revolver live on Jay Leno Show
• April 8 , 2005 : Slash plays at Toronto Blue Jays game more
• April 11 , 2005 : Velvet Revolver on "Save The Children" single more
• April 29 , 2005 : Cheap Trick on stage with Velvet Revolver in Rockford more
• May 8 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy Los Angeles
• May 16 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Gilby Clarke in Cleveland more
• June 21 , 2005 : Velvet Revolver on Fantastic Four soundtrack more
• July 2 , 2005 : Velvet Revolver at Live8 in Hyde Park more
• July 19 , 2005 : Contraband certified 2x Platinium
• August 5 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy Los Angeles
• August 11 , 2005 : Velvet Revolver start North America Ozzfest Tour more
• September 6 , 2005 : Brian Johnson on stage with Velvet Revolver in Orlando more
• September 18 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Steve Lukather in Hollywood more
• September 20 , 2005 : "Dirty Little Thing" single release more
• October 18 , 2005 : Slash appears on Save The Children single
• October 22 , 2005 : Slash on stage with Queen & Paul Rodgers in Hollywood more
• November 16 , 2005 : Slash plays at the UK Rock N' Roll Hall Of Fame more
• November 21 , 2005 : Slash & Ozzy Osbourne play for Queen Elizabeth II more
• May 4 , 2006 : Slash records Fast And Furious 3 soundtrack
• May 12 , 2006 : Velvet Revolver play at the MusiCares MAP Fund Benefit more
• May 25 , 2006 : Slash on stage at the Rock Honors more
• June 20 , 2006 : Slash appears on Fast And Furious 3 soundtrack more
• July 1 , 2006 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Las Vegas more
• August 1 , 2006 : Slash appears on Derek Sherinian's album Blood Of The Snake more
• August 5 , 2006 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• August 15 , 2006 : Slash appears on Sarah Kelly's album Where The Past Meets Today more
• September 19 , 2006 : Slash appears on Paulina Rubio's album Ananda more
• October 5 , 2006 : Slash & Camp Freddy live on Jay Leno Show more
• October 6 , 2006 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in San Francisco more
• November 16 , 2006 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Hollywood more
• November 21 , 2006 : Slash appears on Daughtry's album Daughtry more
• Dec 2 , 2006 : Slash appears on World Peace One single
• January 17 , 2007 : Slash is inducted into Hollywoods Rock Walk more
• February 8 , 2007 : Slash on stage with Black Eyed Peas in Hollywood more
• March 12 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver pay Tribute to Van Halen more
• March 15 , 2007 : Slash on stage with Blackberry Smoke in Austin more
• April 24 , 2007 : Slash appears on Tommy Shaw's single Gypsy more
• May 21 , 2007 : "She Builds Quick Machines" single release more
• May 28 , 2007 : Slash jams at a private party more
• June 4 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver release Melody And The Tyranny
• June 28 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver live on Jay Leno Show more
• July 3 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver release Libertad more
• July 12 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver live on Jimmy Kimmel Show
• July 17 , 2007 : Slash appears on Gina Gershon's album In Search Of Cleo more
• July 20 , 2007 : "The Last Fight" single release more
• July 31 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver in MySpace's Hey Play This more
• August 3 , 2007 : "The Last Fight" video shoot more
• August 3 , 2007 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Hollywood more
• August 5 , 2007 - Dec 31 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver Re-Evolution Tour North America more
• August 22 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver live on David Letterman Show
• October 3 , 2007 : Volkswagen video campaign with Slash more
• October 19 , 2007 : Slash on stage with Alice Cooper for the Scream Awards more
• October 27 , 2007 : Slash appears on Guitar Hero 3 soundtrack
• October 30 , 2007 : Slash on David Letterman Show more
• October 30 , 2007 : Slash releases his autobiography more
• November 6 , 2007 : Slash appears on Liel Kolet's album Be Free more
• November 7 , 2007 : Slash on stage with Aces N' Eights in Hollywood more
• November 10 , 2007 : Slash at Rock N' Roll Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas
• December 4 , 2007 : Velvet Revolver acoustic set in Universal City
• December 7 , 2007 : Slash on stage with The Nightwatchman in Hollywood more
• January 6 , 2008 : Slash with Bill Gates in CES 2008 more
• January 24 , 2008 : Chet Haun becomes Slash guitar tech more
• January 28 , 2008 : "Get Out The Door" single release more
• February 7 , 2008 : Slash & Fergie play at Peapod Foundation Benefit Concert more
• March 8 , 2008 : Velvet Revolver at Desert Rock Fest in Dubai more
• March 25 , 2008 : Slash appears on Vasco Rossi's album Il Mondo Che Vorrei more
• April 25 , 2008 : Slash plays on Ellen Degeneres's 800th show more
• April 28 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Chic in New York more
• May 8 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Hollywood more
• May 9 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles
• May 17 , 2008 : Slash plays at a wedding party
• May 28 , 2008 : Slash & Duff McKagan on stage with ZZ Top in Hollywood more
• June 2 , 2008 : Slash plays at the Grammy Awards more
• June 20 , 2008 : Slash on stage with McQueen in Nashville more
• June 27 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Cypress Hill in Hollywood more
• July 19 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Fergie in Costa Mesa more
• July 23 , 2008 : Slash's 43rd birthday party in Las Vegas more
• July 29 , 2008 : Slash appears on Alice Cooper's album Along Came A Spider more
• August 2 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Perry Farrel in Chicago more
• August 3 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Perry Farrell in Lollapalooza more
• September 30 , 2008 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Les Paul more
• October 7 , 2008 : Gibson releases the Slash Signature Goldtop more
• October 18 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles more
• October 29 , 2008 : Slash plays at L.A. Lakers game more
• November 15 , 2008 : Slash plays at Les Paul Tribute in Cleveland more
• December 9 , 2008 : Appetite For Destruction re-issue release
• December 9 , 2008 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Hollywood more
• February 5 , 2009 : Slash on stage at Black Eyed Peas Peapod Foundation Benefit concert
• February 24 , 2009 : Slash appears on The Wrestler soundtrack more
• March 28 , 2009 : Slash plays for the Justice Tour more
• April 16 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Avenged Sevenfold in Los Angeles more
• April 17 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Craigger White in Orlando
• May 5 , 2009 : Slash plays on American Idol more
• May 25 , 2009 : Slash appears on Escala's album Escala more
• June 1 , 2009 : Slash appears on Stephen Wesley's album The Road more
• June 23 , 2009 : Slash appears on Williams Riley's album Williams Riley Band more
• July 25 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Las Vegas more
• August 21 , 2009 : Slash on stage with ZZ Top in Hollywood more
• August 29 , 2009 : Slash & Steven Adler on stage with Aces N' Eights in Hollywood more
• September 12 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Ace Frehley in Hollywood more
• October 2 , 2009 : Slash & Friends show in Las Vegas more
• October 8 , 2009 : Slash plays at L.A. Dodgers game more
• October 11 , 2009 : Slash plays for Painted Turtle Benefit in Hollywood more
• October 25 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Black Eyed Peas in Pasedena
• October 28 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Alice Cooper in Los Angeles more
• November 11 , 2009 : "Sahara" single release more
• November 20 , 2009 : Slash appears on Rihanna's album Rated R more
• November 22 , 2009 : Slash Friends show in Hollywood more
• November 24 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Joe Perry Project in Hollywood more
• November 25 , 2009 : Slash on stage with Ghost Hounds in Hollywood
• December 16 , 2009 : Slash on stage for Mark Brian Christmas Show more
• January 8 , 2010 : Slash plays Poker at PokerStars Caribbean Adventure more
• January 9 , 2010 : Slash appears on The Dirty Heads's album Any Port In A Storm more
• January 11 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Sugas Jam in Sherman Oaks more
• January 16 , 2010 : Slash unveils the Marshall AFD100 at NAMM 2010 more
• January 24 , 2010 : Slash appears on Global Sound Lodges single more
• January 31 , 2010 : Slash & Jamie Foxx on stage at Grammy Awards more
• February 4 , 2010 : Slash plays Help Haiti Benefit Concert more
• March 16 , 2010 : "By The Sword" single release more
• March 29 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Black Eyed Peas in Los Angeles more
• March 31 , 2010 : Slash releases Slash in Japan more
• April 6 , 2010 : Slash & Andrew Stockdale live on Jay Leno Show more
• April 8 , 2010 : Slash plays for the Revolver Golden Gods Awards more
• April 8 , 2010 : Slash & Andrew Stockdale live on George Lopez Show
• April 9 , 2010 : "By The Sword" video shoot more
• April 9 , 2010 : Slash & Andrew Stockdale live on Craig Ferguson Show
• April 10 , 2010 : Andrew Stockdale on stage with Slash in Hollywood more
• April 12 , 2010 : Slash live on George Lopez Show
• April 12 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Jim Carrey in Los Angeles more
• April 16 , 2010 : Slash plays at L.A. Dodgers game
• April 28 , 2010 : Angry Anderson & Andrew Stockdale on stage with Slash in Melbourne more
• May 7 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Ace Frehley & Beth Hart in Los Angeles more
• May 11 , 2010 : Slash & Adam Levine live on Ellen DeGeneres Show more
• June 10 , 2010 : Slash attacked by a fan in Milan more
• June 20 , 2010 : Alice Cooper on stage with Slash in Paris more
• June 20 , 2010 : Slash plays AFD100 prototype for the first time on stage more
• June 21 , 2010 : Slash appears on Macy Gray's album The Sellout more
• June 28 , 2010 : Slash appears on Triple M radio single
• June 29 , 2010 : Slash appears on Lee Ritenour's album Six String Theory more
• July 11 , 2010 : Michael Monroe on stage with Slash in Turku more
• July 12 , 2010 : "Back From Cali" single release more
• July 29 , 2010 : Slash starts Asia Oceania Tour more
• August 15 , 2010 : Slash & Myles acoustic set on Max Music TV
• August 15 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Uli Jon Roth in New Plymouth more
• August 16 , 2010 : Angry Anderson on stage with Slash in Sydney more
• August 26 , 2010 : August 26 is proclaimed Slash Day more
• August 26 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Lemmy Kilmister in Los Angeles
• August 26 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Beth Hart in Los Angeles
• August 28 , 2010 : Fergie on stage with Slash in Hollywood more
• September 8 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Billy Idol in Chicago more
• September 9 , 2010 : Slash & Myles Kenndy acoustic set on WRIF 101
• September 28 , 2010 : Slash appears on Ronnie Wood's album I Feel Like Playing more
• October 4 , 2010 : Slash appears on Jerry Lee Lewis's album Mean Old Man more
• October 5 , 2010 : Chet Haun shows Slash's gear in Los Angeles more
• October 6 , 2010 : Lemmy Kilmister on stage with Slash in Hollywood more
• October 12 , 2010 : Slash plays at L.A. Kings game more
• October 19 , 2010 : Slash appears on Beth Hart's album My California more
• October 28 , 2010 : "Beautiful Dangerous" single release more
• November 2 , 2010 : Slash on stage with Alter Bridge in Stockholm more
• November 10 , 2010 : Slash & Alter Bridge play on Classic Rock Awards more
• November 17 , 2010 : Slash appears on Sons Of Anarchy soundtrack more
• December 11 , 2010 : Slash performs at the Rock Nation Monster Showcase more
• December 16 , 2010 : First Marshall AFD100 are shipped more
• December 29 , 2010 : Slash & Myles Kennedy release iTunes Session more
• January 4 , 2011 : Slash on stage with Alter Bridge in Hollywood more
• January 31 , 2011 : Slash & Ese Vatos live on George Lopez Show more
• February 6 , 2011 : Jim Survis becomes Slash guitar tech
• February 6 , 2011 : Slash on stage with Black Eyed Peas at the Super Bowl more
• February 13 , 2011 : Rick Nielsen on stage with Slash in Chicago more
• February 17 , 2011 : Brad Whitford on stage with Slash in Charlotte more
• March 2 , 2011 : Andrew Stockdale on stage with Slash in Brisbane more
• March 8 , 2011 : Slash appears on State Line Empire's album Octane more
• March 15 , 2011 : Slash appears on Travis Barker's album Give The Drummer Some more
• April 11 , 2011 : Lemmy Kilmister on stage with Slash in Buenos Aires more
• June 28 , 2011 : Slash on stage with B.B. King in London more
• July 10 , 2011 : Fergie on stage with Slash in Naas more
• July 24 , 2011 : Slash plays in Stoke on Trent more
• August 2 , 2011 : Slash appears on Phineas & Ferb soundtrack more
• August 11 , 2011 : Slash live on George Lopez Show
• August 29 , 2011 : Slash & Perla renew their vows in Ibiza
• September 13 , 2011 : Slash plays for the RoadRecovery Benefit concert more
• September 19 , 2011 : Slash appears on Leslie West's album Unusual Suspects more
• November 9 , 2011 : Slash appears on Witch's album The Hex Is On... And Then Some
• November 15 , 2011 : Slash releases Made In Stoke 24/7/11 more
• November 22 , 2011 : Slash appears on Samantha Ronson's album Chasing The Reds more
• January 12 , 2012 : Velvet Revolver reunion show in Hollywood more
• February 18 , 2012 : Slash on stage at Power Of Love Gala in Las Vegas
• February 26 , 2012 : Slash on stage with Alter Bridge in Sydney more
• March 2 , 2012 : "You're A Lie" single release more
• March 11 , 2012 : Slash live on Top Gear
• March 24 , 2012 : Slash plays at Supercross in Toronto
• March 30 , 2012 : Slash appears on B.B. King's album Live At The Royal Albert Hall more
• April 6 , 2012 : Slash on stage with Black Diamond Hearts in Sydney more
• April 7 , 2012 : "You're A Lie" video shot
• April 10 , 2012 : Slash live on Jimmy Kimmel Show
• April 11 , 2012 : Alice Cooper on stage with Slash in Los Angeles
• April 14 , 2012 : Slash on stage with Red Hot Chili Peppers in Cleveland
• April 14 , 2012 : Guns N' Roses Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction
• May 17 , 2012 : Slash live for Walmart Soundcheck Session in Nashville
• May 19 , 2012 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set at Guitar Center
• May 21 , 2012 : Slash live on Jimmy Fallon Show
• May 22 , 2012 : Slash releases Apocalyptic Love with Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators more
• May 25 , 2012 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set on SiriusXM Octane
• May 25 , 2012 : Velvet Revolver releases Live In Germany more
• June 10 , 2012 : Lzzy Hale on stage with Slash in Amsterdam more
• June 22 , 2012 : "Standing In The Sun" single release
• July 10 , 2012 : Slash gets his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame more
• July 10 , 2012 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set in Hollywood
• July 13 , 2012 : Duff McKagan on stage with Slash in Seattle
• August 2 , 2012 : Lemmy Kilmister on stage with Slash in Boston more
• August 23 , 2012 : Andrew Stockdale on stage with Slash in Brisbane more
• August 26 , 2012 : Rose Tattoo on stage with Slash in Melbourne more
• September 11 , 2012 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Les Paul more
• September 18 , 2012 : Gilby Clarke on stage with Slash in New York more
• October 4 , 2012 : Slash live on Conan O'Brien Show
• October 9 , 2012 : Chris Buck on stage with Slash in Birmingham more
• October 11 , 2012 : Mark Tremonti on stage with Slash in London more
• October 12 , 2012 : Mark Tremonti on stage with Slash in London more
• October 15 , 2012 : Mark Tremonti on stage with Slash in Newcastle more
• October 22 , 2012 : "Bad Rain" single release more
• November 17 , 2012 : Zakk Wylde on stage with Slash in Buenos Aires more
• November 26 , 2012 : Slash appears on Adler's album Back From The Dead more
• December 18 , 2012 : Slash on stage with Phantom Choir in Puerto Los Cabos
• December 20 , 2012 : Slash appears on This Is Not A Movie soundtrack more
• January 31 , 2013 : Alice Cooper on stage with Slash in Dubai
• February 19 , 2013 : Michael Monroe on stage with Slash in Helsinki
• February 22 , 2013 : "Anastasia" single release
• February 22 , 2013 : Lzzy Hale on stage with Slash in Stockholm
• March 7 , 2013 : Slash appears on Angry Birds Space soundtrack
• March 10 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry in Los Angeles
• March 23 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Chuckie D and Betatraxx in Miami
• March 24 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Chuckie D and Betatraxx in Miami
• March 25 , 2013 : Slash appears on Chuckie D & Betatraxx's single Rocktronica
• March 27 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Anthrax in Los Angeles
• April 13 , 2013 : Slash on stage at Shredfest 5
• April 16 , 2013 : Slash appears on Halestorm's album The Strange Case Of...
• April 19 , 2013 : Slash appears on The Dead Daisies's single Lock 'N' Load
• April 25 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Joshua Bartholomew in Los Angeles
• April 27 , 2013 : Slash on stage at Los Encinos Rocks
• May 18 , 2013 : Slash appears in Anger Management
• May 30 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Stone Temple Pilots in Los Angeles
• June 4 , 2013 : Slash appears on Artful Badger's single Badger Swagger
• June 7 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Cape Town
• June 8 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Cape Town
• June 15 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Sun City
• June 16 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Sun City
• July 1 , 2013 : Slash on stage with The Roots in Atlantic City
• July 12 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Dave Mustaine & Zakk Wylde in Dallas
• July 27 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Chuckie D at Tomorrowland Festival
• July 29 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Chuckie D in Ibiza
• August 25 , 2013 : Slash on stage at Rock 2 Remember
• September 7 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Chuckie D in Aruba
• September 12 , 2013 : Slash plays at L.A. Dodgers game
• September 15 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Macy Gray at Peace Through Music Gala
• September 25 , 2013 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set in Hollywood
• September 26 , 2013 : Slash & Myles Kennedy live on Conan O'Brien Show
• September 28 , 2013 : Slash on stage at Brennan Rock N' Roll Academy in Sioux Falls
• October 4 , 2013 : Slash appears on Nothing Left To Fear soundtrack
• October 31 , 2013 : Slash appears on Hotathon For Road Recovery charity album
• November 12 , 2013 : Slash on stage at BandFuse launch party
• November 18 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Los Angeles
• November 22 , 2013 : Slash appears on Cherie Currie's single Mr. X
• November 27 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Asuncion
• November 29 , 2013 : Kings Of Chaos live in Mexico City
• December 6 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Jimmy Vivino in Santa Barbara
• December 11 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Austin
• December 12 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Santa Monica
• December 21 , 2013 : Slash on stage with Camp Freddy in Los Angeles
• December 29 , 2013 : Slash plays at a wedding party in Pasadena
• January 9 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Lita Ford in Hollywood
• January 31 , 2014 : Slash on stage at Howard Stern birthday party in New York
• February 27 , 2014 : Slash on stage at Kerry Simon charity concert in Las Vegas
• March 13 , 2014 : Slash on stage at SXSW 2014 in Austin
• March 25 , 2014 : Slash appears on a Tribute to Bob Dylan
• April 8 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Los Angeles
• April 11 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Motorhead in Los Angeles
• April 13 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Motorhead in Indio
• April 20 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Motorhead in Indio
• May 12 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Ozzy Osbourne in Los Angeles
• May 24 , 2014 : Slash plays at L.A. Kings game
• June 2 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set in London
• June 3 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set in London
• June 16 , 2014 : "World On Fire" single release
• July 16 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Mansfield
• July 21 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Joan Jett in Cleveland
• August 1 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kennedy acoustic set on 98KUPD
• August 16 , 2014 : Duff McKagan on stage with Slash in George
• September 3 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Newark
• September 8 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kenndy acoustic set on WRIF 101
• September 9 , 2014 : Slash on stage with Aerosmith in Clarkston
• September 15 , 2014 : Slash releases World On Fire with Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators
• September 15 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kennedy live on SiriusXM Octane
• September 16 , 2014 : Slash & Myles Kennedy live on Howard Stern Show
• October 5 , 2014 : Slash plays at Sydney Bulldogs game
• December 1 , 2014 : Phil Campbell & Glenn Hughes on stage with Slash in Birmingham
• December 4 , 2014 : Glenn Hughes on stage with Slash in Glasgow
• December 14 , 2014 : Slash on stage with George Thorogood in Agoura Hills
• January 10 , 2015 : Slash on stage with Foo Fighters in Los Angeles
• January 12 , 2015 : Slash on stage at Adopt The Arts show in Los Angeles
• January 24 , 2015 : Slash on stage at NAMM 2015
• March 6 , 2015 : Duff McKagan on stage with Slash in Buenos Aires
• March 7 , 2015 : Duff McKagan & Gilby Clarke on stage with Slash in Buenos Aires
• March 20 , 2015 : Gilby Clarke on stage with Slash in Porto Alegre
• March 22 , 2015 : Slash on stage with Gilby Clarke in Sao Paulo
• March 22 , 2015 : Gilby Clarke on stage with Slash in Sao Paulo
• May 28 , 2015 : Michael Monroe on stage with Slash in Helsinki
• June 15 , 2015 : Slash releases Live At The Roxy
• April 22 , 2015 : Slash appears on Sandaime J Soul Brothers's single Storm Riders
• May 18 , 2015 : Slash appears on Bernard Fowler's album The Bura
• July 15 , 2015 : Slash appears on Miss Bang Bang's single Punch Drunk Lover
• September 11 , 2015 : Slash appears on Hollywood Vampires's album Hollywood Vampires

Oct 17, 2023

THE RIVER IS RISING – REST OF THE WORLD TOUR ‘24:

SLASH FEAT. MYLES KENNEDY & THE CONSPIRATORS

INTERNATIONAL DATES 2024

Tickets On Sale starting Friday, October 20 at 10am local time

Pre-sale starts Thursday October 19 at 10am local timeTickets, pre-sale access and more information at https://www.slashonline.com/tour/

Mammoth WVH to Support on Select dates

LOS ANGELES (October 17, 2023) Slash Feat. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators have confirmed a massive run of 2024 international dates. The newly announced The River Is Rising-Rest of the World Tour ’24 will kick off with the band’s return to Mexico City’s Pepsi Centre WTC, and will see SMKC hit 21 countries, and 32 cities across the globe. General on sale for tickets begins Friday, October 20 at 10:00 AM local time , but fans can access pre-sale tickets from Thursday, October 19 at 10:00 AM local time by signing up at   https://laylo.com/slash/m/river-is-rising .  For tickets, pre-sale access and more information, visit: https://www.slashonline.com/tour/ .

A decade and four albums into their career, the universally acclaimed album 4 –which debuted as the #1 Most-Selling Hard Rock Album –is SMKC like you’ve never heard them before. A vibrant rock album fueled by memorable guitar hooks and compelling melodies, big choruses , and even bigger riffs , 4 hits on awide range of sounds, styles, and moods in 10 songs, and does it all with laser-sharp musical focus and a lightning-in-a-bottle sense of immediacy .

The fourth studio album from SMKC and SLASH’s fifth solo album overall, SLASH and his bandmates MYLES KENNEDY (Vocals), TODD KERNS (Bass & Vocals), BRENT FITZ (Drums), and FRANK SIDORIS (Guitar & Vocals), partnered with producer Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, John Prine, Jason Isbell, Brandi Carlile), on 4 resulting in the band’s strongest album to date. Recorded at RCA Studio A in Nashville, Cobb shared the band’s desire to lay down the tracks live in the studio–including guitar solos and vocals –revealing a stunning, vital sound and style all captured live .

Listen to SMKC’s album 4 , available everywhere via Gibson Records HERE .

The album kicks off with opening track “The River is Rising” —which reached #7 on the Rock Charts , making it the band’s 8 t h , consecutive Top 10 hit single at radio —is one of the band’s toughest and most dynamic compositions to date, unraveling via a menacing, tightly-coiled riff and deep-in-the-pocket groove. “April Fool” followed the successful first single “The River Is Rising” . SMKC performed “The River Is Rising” which Rolling Stone hailed as “raucous” and Billboard acclaimed as “ euphoric” with“ a surging main riff, dissonant hooks, an infectious chorus, and a guitar solo that conjures images of a rowdy bar brawl” on Jimmy Kimmel Live! , HERE .

4 is a standout album that grabs hold, and never lets go , from the deliberate stomp rock of “Whatever Gets You By,” the bright-toned, heart-on-sleeve pop-rocker “Fill My World,” to the talk box-drenched guitar hooks of “C’est La Vie,” exotica-tinged psychedelic fever dream of “Spirit Love,” the anthemic swell of “The Path Less Followed,” to the cowbell-inflected boogie-shake of “Actions Speak Louder Than Words,” the grimy Aerosmith-esque funk of “April Fool,” to the rampaging attack of “Call Off the Dogs,” and climaxing with the epic, six minute album closer “Fall Back to Earth.”

SMKC’s 2024 international dates mark some of the band’s biggest headlining shows since the 2022 release of 4 , which has generated some of the most positive critical accolades in the group’s history including:

“musically stinging crunch-rock … beautifully melodic.”  

– USA TODAY

“On 4, the fourth record by Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators , he [Slash] captured the mojo he was after by recording most of the album live in a mere 10 days at Nashville’s RCA Studio A… For Slash, recording off the cuff was as liberating as he had hoped it would be, and not second-guessing himself contributed to the album’s eclecticism. There’s the heart-aching power ballad ‘Fall Back to Earth’ the glam-banging ‘Actions Speak Louder Than Words’ and the euphoric first single, ‘The River Is Rising, ’ which features a surging main riff, dissonant hooks, an infectious chorus and a guitar solo that conjures images of a rowdy bar brawl.” 

– BILLBOARD

“On the album, Slash delivers a collection of unflinching hard rock riffs that showcase his tenure as a world-class guitarist.” 

– THE TENNESSEAN

“From the insistent churn of the opening track and first single ‘The River Is Rising,’ to the slippery funk rhythms of ‘April Fool,’ the dinosaur-sized stomp of ‘Whatever Gets You By’ t o the off-to-the-races sprint of ‘Call Of The Dogs,’ 4 hits with the immediacy of a great live show . … Slash & Co color outside the lines on tracks like the slinky, Eastern-tinged ‘Spirit Love’ and the uncharacteristically major-key pop-rock workout ‘Fill My World, ’ as well as the widescreen epic ballad ‘Fall Back to Earth’ which closes the record in dramatic fashion. Overall, it’s a leaner, harder and more expansive take on the SMKC sound .” 

– GUITAR WORLD (Cover)

“ The whole album is a masterpiece . If you want to know what real rock-and-roll sounds like, crack it up nice and loud.”

 – METAL INSIDER

“Album opener (and highlight) ‘The River Is Rising’ will be a live favorite, thanks to a stomping, Motörhead-style outro, steeped in Lemmy and Phil Taylor-isms . Elsewhere, ‘April Fool’ impresses thanks to a frankly filthy riff , while ballad ‘Fill My World’ is a proper showstopper .”

– HOT PRESS (Ireland)

“An impressive feat.”

                                          – AMERICAN SONGWRITER (Cover)

“While there’s undeniable links to Zeppelin in the final product, hints of country guitar stylings are also evident in some of Slash’s remarkable guitar solos . On the very Guns N’ Roses styled track, ‘ April Fool,’ Slash leans into the riff as the band hit the chordal accents in time. The guitar tone has serious bite, especially in the solo, where Slash drops in some nuanced country guitar licks .”

– LOUD (Australia)

“ Slithering solos and crunchy choruses .”

 – DAILY MAIL

“Through the decades, Guitar hero Slash has gone beyond his Guns N’ Roses roots to create powerful collaborations with groups like Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators , this team’s recent endeavor is a powerful album simply titled ‘4 ’ , on the brand new record label Gibson Records.”

– GOLDMINE (Cover)

“At this point the Slash crew is well-honed, and 4 shows off the quintet’s brawny confidence along with a seamless interweaving of sources . In ‘ The River Is Rising’- the opening track and first single – the quintet tears through a thunderous mingling of grunge (think Alice in Chains’ ‘Man in the Box’) with Tom Morello-leaning solo, ‘Paradise City’-style tempo changes and even a wink at Deep Purple ‘s ‘Crazy’ at the very end. Not bad for a mere 3:42, and the confluence does not sound at all forced. … ‘The Path Less Followed’ is a cranking, punching riff rocker while ‘Actions Speak Louder Than Words’ chugs into heavy boogie … The six-and-a-half-minute [Fall Back to Earth’] comes like a hard-rock James Bond theme, dramatic and careening through texture changes as well as one of Slash’s trademark, biting solos – shades of the Use Your Illusion era.”

– ULTIMATE CLASSIC ROCK

“ A solid album jam packed with soaring vocals, unforgettable melodies, large choruses, and riffs that will blow your mind .”

– AQUARIAN

“The ‘River Is Rising’ marks the first new music in three years from Slash and his band, and it doesn’t disappoint . There’s a metallic stomp to the track , which opens with a tremolo riff that would be at home in a black metal song. From there, quintet lock into a four-on-the-floor groove as Kennedy alternates between epic singing and cleaner melodies during the chorus. Overall, there’s plenty to satiate both hard rock and metal fans” .

– CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND

Support on the various dates of SMKC’s The River Is Rising-Rest of the World Tour ‘24 will come from Mammoth WVH ; see dates below for a full list of details with additional shows to be announced soon.

SMKC–The River is Rising-Rest of the World Tour ’24 :

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Slash is bringing his brand-new SLASH - S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival to cities across the U.S. throughout 2024. S.E.R.P.E.N.T. stands for Solidarity, Engagement, Restore, Peace, Equality N’ Tolerance. The festival is a celebration of the blues, featuring an all-star line-up that will vary.

Slash, the GRAMMY-winning, world-renowned rock guitarist who has played in Guns N’Roses and Velvet Revolver, as well as his own groups Slash’s Snakepit and Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators, has released five solo albums overall, and now six with Orgy of the Damned . After landing on the top of the charts with his first solo album Slash (2010), which featured Ozzy Osbourne, Chris Cornell, Fergie, Myles Kennedy, Iggy Pop, Beth Hart and more on vocals, he formed the solo band Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators who have been touring worldwide and making music together non-stop for over a decade. Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators have released four albums, including 2022s 4 , which arrived via Gibson Records and debuted as the #1-selling hard rock album of the week of release. Over the years, Slash has amassed album sales of over 100 million copies, was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Guns N’ Roses in 2012 and was named #2 on TIME’s “The 10 Greatest Electric Guitar players” after Jimi Hendrix. He rejoined Guns N’ Roses in 2016 for a historic and ongoing world tour and is in the midst of a global tour with his group Slash Ft. Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators.

A great cover takes something old and makes it new again. This is the philosophy behind Slash’s new album, Orgy of the Damned , a collection of 12 dynamic songs that shakes up and revitalized blues classics with a stripped down, instinctive approach. Working in a similar way to his 2010 self-titled solo LP Slash, which featured multiple guest vocalists, the acclaimed guitarist teamed up with numerous musicians and singers to create a singular expression that pays homage to the blues. By celebrating both well-known and largely undiscovered songs, Slash offers a nostalgic nod to the past while reinvigorating the songs with his inimitable guitar playing and the spirit of collaboration.

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Songs on Albums

• Civil War by Guns N’ Roses
• Do It for the Kids by Velvet Revolver
• Mean Bone by Slash’s Snakepit
• Nightrain by Guns N’ Roses
• Paradise City by Guns N’ Roses
• Rise Today by Alter Bridge
• Rocket Queen by Guns N’ Roses
• Slither by Velvet Revolver
• Sucker Train Blues by Velvet Revolver
• Sweet Child o' Mine by Guns N’ Roses
• Welcome to the Jungle by Guns N’ Roses
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Saul Hudson, aka. Slash (born 23rd July, 1965) is a singer songwriter hailing from London, England, relocated to the United States. Over his eclectic career, Slash has played a variety of genres, focusing predominantly on heavy metal, hard rock, and blues rock.

Best known for his work as the former lead guitarist from the American band Guns N’ Roses, Slash had already achieved immense success worldwide before beginning his solo career. His work as part of several bands gained him much recognition and critical acclaim for his guitar playing, and Time placed Slash on their list of the 10 Best Electric Guitar Players, back in 2009.

With a handful of studio albums under his belt as a solo artist, Slash has quite a following, and his collaborations with other artists have fuelled his popularity in the industry, allowing his debut solo album to enter the charts at number 3 in the US. As well as being an incredible solo instrumentalist, his talent as a guitarist is in immensely high demand, and he has played for several artists as a session musician, such as Michael Jackson on the album Dangerous, and Lenny Kravitz with Always on the Run.

With several awards under his belt from his solo music, to his guitar riff in Sweet Child o’ Mine, Slash has been admired by industry professionals throughout his career, and his collection of over 100 guitars seems well justified in his talent. Slash is set to put on yet another incredible set of live shows for years to come.

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The immortal intro to Welcome to the Jungle. The iconic riff to Paradise City. And of course, the facemeltingly awesome solo on Sweet Child O' Mine. Slash's guitar work for Guns N' Roses remains part of the cultural landscape more than 25 years after the release of the greatest debut album of all time, Appetite for Destruction.

After the gradual breakup of the classic GNR line-up, the guitarist embarked on a few projects of his own: two iterations of Slash's Snakepit, and supergroup Velvet Revolver, before releasing a self-titled 'proper' solo album in 2010 with guest appearances from Ozzy Osbourne, Lemmy, and Chris Cornell, among others, though it was his collaboration on two tracks with Myles Kennedy that would have a more lasting effect; following a tour that year with the Alter Bridge frontman, Kennedy has now taken the role of Slash's main collaborator and lead singer. 2012 saw the release of their first full album, Apocalyptic Love, with the follow-up World on Fire released in 2014.

Standing on stage in his trademark top hat, sunglasses and face-obscuring hair (cigarette no longer dangling from his mouth, though, following his mother's passing from lung cancer), my first chance to see Slash was at the Manchester Academy in 2010. In a sea of 2000 crazed fans, I finally got to bear witness to Slash's masterful fingerwork up close. While not possessing the awe-inspiring raspy screams and magnetic presence of Mr. Rose, Myles Kennedy does an admirable job of performing songs old and new (Jimmy Page considered touring with him), and is punctual ;)

Seeing them again in a much more subdued but no less intimate environment at the Brixton Academy in 2012, I could more finely appreciate performances such as that of neo-classical metal masterpiece Anastasia, while still headbanging to hard rock showpieces like Rocket Queen. Though there is often the danger at guitarist-centric gigs of descending into guitar wankery and overlong solo spots, there is never a dull moment at a Slash show.

GNR classics Nightrain, Sweet Child O' Mine, and Paradise City are setlist staples, with Welcome to the Jungle, Out Ta Get Me, and Civil War making frequent appearances. Velvet Revolver's two biggest hits Fall to Pieces and Slither also comprise the core setlist (the extended intro in performances of the latter is superb), with fan favourites from the Snakepit and solo albums in rotation as well.

After the Brixton show, with a little patience I got to meet the man himself. Signing my ticket, I geeked out and said "I'd love to hear Locomotive and Coma some time!" "Hahah, yeah.... That's not gonna happen." Nevertheless, I'll be seeing him again at Wembley Arena in Dec 2014, and there is no doubt in my mind that despite the larger venue, Slash's guitar will have the entire crowd riding the Nightrain down to Paradise City.

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Slash, again, proves that he thoroughly deserves his "Rock God" status.

The show was high-energy and full of catchy tunes throughout.

That's what makes these an experience - those riffs just grab you and fill you up. It was good to see that, compared to the last tour, more of the set-list came from Slash's solo material (compared to old G'n'R songs), and that the audience knew and responded to most of that stuff with as much enthusiasm as the Guns 'n' Roses songs. Also nice to see a Velvet Revolver tune slip into the list too this time.

There's no real theatrics here, no fireworks, no OTT light shows. Myles Kennedy has great energy and enthusiasm, while Slash takes his place somewhat alone and aloof on one side of the stage, but somehow that just all plays into the Rock God image. But with music this good, you don't need gimmicks.

Couple of nice moments - the bassist has a great voice, and was handed the vocals for a couple of songs (Dr. Alibi, originally sung by Lemmy on Slash's first solo album, and G'n'R classic You're Crazy).

To kick off the encore, Glenn Hughes came back onstage with California Breed bandmate Andrew Watt to do a full-octane version of Deep Purple classic Burn (on which originally Hughes played bass, but David Coverdale sung).

Speaking of support acts, California Breed... well, to be honest, they didn't do too much for me. Couple of the songs were enjoyable enough, the rest failed to move me.

Twenty Two Hundred I hadn't come across before but certainly had me paying attention, and I'll check them out further.

Overall a very fun night, and well worth 6 hours in the car driving to and from Glasgow for!!

I (43 years old) was at this show with my son (20 years old) and it was lovely to see a mix of ages at this show and being able to share my love of music with my son (his first proper gig!!, pubs and clubs don’t count) his comment half way through the second song sums up the whole night “dad, this is cool, they sound just like the record, but better!

The gigs that I’ve been to never sound as good as this” This was the very best gig that I have seen in a very long time (Eagles, Quo, Ozzy, Kiss, Def Leppard and lots of others) the sound and lighting (with surprises) was perfect for the venue, Slash is the guitar god that we know and love, and he rocked his guts out the whole night! Myles Kennedy (vocals)(also in Alter Bridge) has an amazing “live” voice his vocal range is phenomenal and fitted the songs so well, and on that note (pun intended) even the G’N’R songs that were played, to me (and my son) Myles nailed them and in my opinion way better than Axel (others may disagree). Todd Kerns (bass) is going to go far if he keeps that sprit up, the whole night he and Frank Sidoris (Rhythm guitar) was encouraging the crowd to get involved, a true showman, and what a bass player! Meanwhile behind his drums was Brent Fitz keeping such a painstaking rhythm and never missing a beat.

Bottom line, if you get a chance (ever!) go see them, you will love it. I know I would go again to any of their shows, any time, ever!

Well impressed with opening act, Twenty Two Hundred!

They sound wicked, expect to hear them become a Planet Rock staple in the near future! California Breed were disappointing! Andrew Watts amps weren't set up right in my opinion so the sound was fuzzy which is a shame cos he's obviously a talented guitarist! Glenn Hughes overdid the screaming which was very off putting! Slash was outstanding alongside Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators! A great mix of Slashs' solo stuff alongside GnR classics with a little Velvet Revolver thrown in for good measure! Myles Kennedy, Outstanding, what a vocalist!

Oh, but the 15 minute solo on 'Rocket Queen' really fucking dragged! Started off with about 5 minutes of 'Wacka wacka' noodling which was technically excellent but went on so long that by the time that Slash reached the heavy quasi Gilmore-esque part of the solo, most of the crowd seemed a bit bored! Could have fitted in another two songs including the criminally ommited, Starlight which for me is one of Myles Kennedys' finest ever vocals! The place went insane when Slash played the famous Sweet Child Of Mine riff!

With the incredible Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, Slash seems to have finally found a band with stability. Even though it's his name that stands out, this is very clearly a five-man show. There are no egos, just comradery.

Though they still play some songs from the likes of Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit and Velvet Revolver, they have definitely reached a point where they no longer rely on them. They are not afraid to let their own material dominate the setlist and it's clear from audience relationship that the songs are strong enough for this. From the energy-inducing "You're a Lie" to the soaring "Bent To Fly" and the gritty "Beneath the Savage Sun", the songs are all played with the same skill and enthusiasm.

Accompanied by the incredible vocal range of Myles Kennedy, the resounding bass of Todd "Dammit" Kerns, the accomplished guitar playing of Frank Sidoris and the impeccable drumming of Brent Fitz, Slash has found an excellent outlet with which to let his sublime talents reach live up to their great potential.

Slash was great. He is one of the best guitar players around and arguably one of the best all time in Rock & Roll. The difficulty is it is hard to outlive or outshine his roll with Guns and Roses, an all time favourite band of many of the people who came out to see Slash.

The Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators are not quite to the level of Slash, but some of the originals from the Living the Dream album are absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately they are not well known to the crowd.

Nightrain was the only song from Guns and Roses played, which is understandable, but unfortunately does not allow the crowd to interact the way they would like. A few more G&Rs songs to spice it up would really make the show better. Amazing 15 minute guitar solo, which was very reminiscence of the 70s.

Another great concert from one of the best guitarists of all time. Starting out with Call Of The Wild from his latest album the band proceeded through Slash's back catalogue but surprisingly only one G'N'R song (Nighttrain). They played seven songs from their current album Living The Dream and Slash played three extended solos of approximately ten minutes each on Wicked Stone,Anastasia and World On Fire. If you haven't seen this supremely talented guy in concert you must see him once at least in your lifetime. Overall a superb concert from the main event of guitarists.Slash sets the bar that other guitarists struggle to reach.

The concert was awesome; unfortunately although I bought the tickets months in advance from Ticketmaster, there was a discrepancy between what I was showed on the seats map when I bought them and the arrangement at the venue. I bought the tickets as the stools were shown to be near the stage, but at the venue the stools were at the upper tier in line with the balcony. Tickets were quite expensive (sitting areas) and also it was the indication that they were on the ground floor. I wasn't happy with this. Regards

Livia Paslaru Webley

This is an artist that is still growing after numerous bands and years in the business. In Myles Kennedy, Slash as found the perfect foil that compliments his guitar work. The Conspiritors are now less than a mere backing band. As a unit, they are one great, tight rock band. Slash performed songs from his previous bands with a vigour that made the gig truly special. Brilliant versions of guns and roses classics and the inclusion of Slither was a nice touch. A great night of Rock music from a true living legend. Perfection!!

Nothing less than professional rockers that live, are one of the tightest bands on tour. Between the days of GnR, Slash/Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators have an amazing arsenal of tunes to rock it hard for well over the 60 minutes they opened with for Aerosmith. I have seen them open and head line, and everytime I walk away fully satisfied by the level of energy that Slash and team bring to the stage! If you get the chance, I would travel to see this band. Definitely one of the last true rock n roll shows on tour today!

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