When Axl Rose bailed on Guns N’ Roses’ Hall of Fame induction, Slash knew the group would never reunite. But with a brand-new group and a killer new album—Apocalyptic Love—hard rock’s hardest-working guitarist has no reason to ever look back again.
Once you get past all the glitz and glamour, rock stars are just like us. They eat, breathe, sleep — and sometimes fall head-first on stage during music festivals.
IK Multimedia has released AmpliTube Slash, a new app for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Mac/PC that lets you play, practice and record with Slash’s signature pedals and amplifiers.
Mativision recently unveiled the new 'Slash 360' app, which features multi-camera footage of Slash, along with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, performing his new album, Apocalyptic Love, in its entirety.
Legendary Guns N' Roses guitarist — and current Guitar World cover star — Slash will be honored next month with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, announced the Hollywood Chamber Of Commerce recently. The star will fittingly be located in front of Hard Rock Cafe on Hollywood Boulevard.
Slash recently sat down with All Axess to discuss the most important guitars throughout his stories career, including his first ever guitar — one-string, Spanish acoustic guitar — and the infamous Appetite Les Paul. Watch the video interview below.
While the fallout between Axl Rose and Slash is very well documented, it seems Guns N' Roses' current management team has decided to take the animosity up a notch.