And though they're often overlooked as a crucial part of the signal chain, guitar picks can be a huge part of that for all players ... Kennedy has a head start on that; he simply looked over at his ...

Myles Kennedy is waiting for ... He doesn’t think like other guitar players. “Also, he’s such a character player. Within one or two notes you know it’s Slash, just because of his vibrato.

Tim Whitby, Getty Images Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators -- Myles Kennedy (vocals), Brent Fitz (drums), Todd Kerns (bass) and Frank Sidoris (guitar) -- have announced a fall ...

But with 20 years as Mark Tremonti’s bandmate in Alter Bridge, and a dozen with Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and the ...

On tour with Alter Bridge, Myles Kennedy ... end. For Kennedy and Slash, each knows their particular role with The Conspirators. “I trust his instincts as a guitar player,” says Kennedy.

Slash and Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators have returned ... "This was the first time that we actually did all the guitars, bass and drums live at the same time and kept all those tracks ...

The post Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators Roll Their ... (vocals/guitar), Brooke Colucci (drums), Ashley Suppa (bass) and Bella Perron (lead guitar). The young quartet warmed ...

“I think that’s why this has worked out with Alter Bridge and with Slash, because everybody is on the same page.” Myles ...

For the new album 4, SLASH and his bandmates MYLES KENNEDY (Vocals), BRENT FITZ (Drums), TODD KERNS (Bass & Vocals) and FRANK SIDORIS (Guitar & Vocals), partnered with producer Dave Cobb (Chris ...

Slash has long been defined as a guitarist from his time with Guns N’ Roses though he’s been with Myles Kennedy and ... It was sung by bass player Todd Kearns, who is a fine vocalist in ...

SLASH is considered one of the greatest rock guitar players of all time ... (SMKC)--which features Myles Kennedy (lead vocals), Brent Fitz (drums), Todd Kerns (bass/vocals) and Frank Sidoris ...

"We have the same mission in life, which is to make as much music as humanly possible," Kennedy shared with host Chuck Armstrong. Listen to the full conversation in the player near the end of this ...