SLASH - Solo Tour Dates

[sleeper]

In two weeks I'll try and broadcast some stuff from his gig in Amsterdam. I'm not sure if it's going to work all that well over the 3g network, but it's worth a try, right?
If you want to know when and how: follow me on twitter -> svdv22 (please unfollow again after the show - if I tweet it's in dutch anyway )
But my broadcasting app will automatically tweet when I go live:)
I might give live updates about the setlist if anybody wants to.

Thank you I hope it works out. I will follow you on twitter.

[cotis]

The show tonight at the Borgata was awesome! They mixed in some VR/GNR/Slash solo and one Alter Bridge song.

Setlist
Dirty Little Thing
Mean Bone
Nightrain
Back from Cali
Beggars and Hangers On
Civil War
Sucker Train Blues
Ghost
Nothing to Say
Starlight
Solo/Godfather
Sweet Child o' Mine
By the Sword
Rise Today
Slither
Communication Breakdown
Paradise City

Just let it be known, Myles has a set of fucking lungs.

[svdv22]

cool setlist

[metallex78]

That's cool to see Ghost in the set, that song rocks. A bit of Led Zep in there is good too, but he should play more VR or GN'R rather than covering other bands

[ROSE]

The show tonight at the Borgata was awesome! They mixed in some VR/GNR/Slash solo and one Alter Bridge song.

Setlist
Dirty Little Thing
Mean Bone
Nightrain
Back from Cali
Beggars and Hangers On
Civil War
Sucker Train Blues
Ghost
Nothing to Say
Starlight
Solo/Godfather
Sweet Child o' Mine
By the Sword
Rise Today
Slither
Communication Breakdown
Paradise City

Just let it be known, Myles has a set of fucking lungs.

Did you record the show??

[siraddam]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yA_osLQeylY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MdIDq89TFE

[oldgunsfan]

That's cool to see Ghost in the set, that song rocks. A bit of Led Zep in there is good too, but he should play more VR or GN'R rather than covering other bands

the show last night was fucking awesome!!  Wouldn't have changed the set list at all, if anything, they could have lengthened it a bit

[Smoking Guns]

Myles sounded awesome in those two videos.

[oldgunsfan]

Myles sounded awesome in those two videos.

he sounded awesome in alot more than those two videos
i can assure you of that

[Smoking Guns]

I wish we could hear some "Watch This", how was the guitar solo?

[Smoking Guns]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFS29L4BWGU

Night Train

[sleeper]

I got this from twitter

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KuVSWyKrA back from Cali at Borgata

[Naupis]

Myles is an animal. I just realized today was their 3rd gig in 3 days in 3 different states. That's impressive for a singer as many of those challenging vocally.

[Smoking Guns]

The bass player is a great vocalist in his own right!

[Naupis]

Here are some reviews from the weekends shows. They seem to have went well.

CONCERT REVIEW | ROCK ON THE RANGE
Zombie, Slash give crowd enough thrills
Monday,  May 24, 2010 12:02 AM
By Kevin Joy
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Rock on the Range, a blistering outdoor bacchanal where uncouthly phrased T-shirts and glow-in-the-dark devil-horn headbands are de rigueur - and baring one's breasts atop a companion's shoulders can easily win as much audience affection as a headlining band - is about more than skin and sin.

The two-day festival, which concluded last night in Columbus Crew Stadium, was, in part, about reunions. The night closed with a performance by 1990s rap-metal revelers Limp Bizkit, who joined up again last year because of their "boredom" with and disgust for the state of the rock industry.

Perhaps they should have stayed defunct.

Judging by the opening songs, which featured 39-year-old frontman Fred Durst whining about how "drama makes the world go round" and dropping a tidal wave of angst-free f-bombs, the entertainment's expiration date was evident when the audience began to filter out early.

To be fair, Durst did perform My Generation, whose chorus repeatedly states that he doesn't care much about what you think, anyway.

More context, though, would have helped; Limp Bizkit began 20 minutes past its scheduled start time, and the full set couldn't be viewed to meet deadline.

Yet Rock on the Range was also about not being too old to, well, simply rock - or, as Rob Zombie demonstrated, be moderately ridiculous.

The devilish 45-year-old amped up the crowd with yowls, small talk and a sense of ghoulish fun.

His stage show featured giant moving robots (prominently showcased during a performance of his 1995 hit More Human than Human), synchronized plumes of fire and snippets looped from B-list horror flicks - including his own, House of 1000 Corpses.

In Zombie's case, at least, the music had beat and bite, including an extended guitar solo (yes, there was a tooth-plucked Star-Spangled Banner riff) by band member John 5 as well as electro-tinged songs that chugged and churned (Superbeast, Scum of the Earth) with Zombie's snarls to "bury me as a dog / icy hands surrounding me."

Despite the heavy theatrics, it was about showing a softer side, too.

South African alt-metal band Seether had tattooed limbs swaying with its beefed-up cover of 1985's Careless Whisper by Wham!, and it also showcased a radio-ready balance of heart and muscle that ranged from rowdy (Gasoline) to reflective (Fine Again, Broken).

It was also about familiarity. Yesterday's best moments came in fits of nostalgia, thanks to Slash.

The former Guns N' Roses lead guitarist, billed under a singular name but playing with a full band, didn't hesitate to dip into his catalog.

When the curly-haired musician - who hasn't seemed to age, sunglasses, top hat and all - launched into Sweet Child o' Mine, a time and place would have been difficult to pinpoint (Myles Kennedy, a vocalist who fronted the ensemble, sounded remarkably like GNR's Axl Rose).

While listening to Paradise City in a sweaty pit of tattooed, sunburned bodies that were cooled intermittently by not-so-clean water from hurled plastic bottles, the heat and hordes became less icky and instantly more tolerable.

Too bad not all the day's flashbacks were as memorable.

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/arts/stories/2010/05/24/Concert-Review-Rock-on-the-Range.html?sid=101

[m_rated96]

Sounds awesome. Just heard a really shitty bootleg of ghost.. but sounds like Myles can sing it good! Im so g/d excited for august sydney

[Naupis]

This is from Spin. I am only including the Slash part.

The 10 Best Moments of Rock on the Range

BEST INDULGENT GUITAR WORSHIP: SLASH

It's not often that an entire band revolves around a guitarist who doesn't sing (going as far as to slap his name across the bass drum's head), but Slash is a worthy exception to the rule. Decked out in top hat, shades, and flowing locks (as if he ever wears anything else), the ex-Guns N' Roses player was undeniably (and justifiably) the star of the set. Supported by Alter Bridge singer Myles Kennedy and a competent trio of instrumentalists, a good portion of the songs came from his recent solo debut. Wherever there was room, he'd be sure to toss in a fret-jumping solo, reeling in extra cheers from a crowd thirsty for his theatrics. Those hoping for GNR nods were sated: "Nightrain" and a thrillingly tight version of "Sweet Child O' Mine" appeared (Kennedy?s voice is a dead ringer for Axl) as well as closer "Paradise City," which even saw Slash hopping around a little bit.

http://www.spin.com/articles/10-best-moments-rock-range?page=0%2C1

[bluedevil2179]

At Rock on the Range, Slash played dirty little thing, ghost, sucker train blues, nightrain, starlight, back from cali, slither, by the sword, sweet child o' mine, and paradise city. I'm not sure if that is the exact order because I had written down the set list in my phone and even had a couple videos, but then I went crowd surfing during the Rob Zombie show and my phone fell out of my pocket and most likely got trampled on the ground or stolen haha.

[oldgunsfan]

just found these from the borgata show

paradise city
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3tiw-Od4Tk

Nothing to Say
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO1kJMAYgtw

[D]

i wish Slash would come to Atlanta. if anybody hears something, please let me know!