Joe Satriani’s new album Unstoppable Momentum has just been released in early 2013. Metal Express Radio chatted with him about the new album, the tour, and Chickenfoot. Metal Express Radio: Your new album the Unstoppable Momentum has …READ MORE
Chickenfoot has come out with a follow-up album sure to knock your balls into outer space. After all, the band wasn’t labeled a supergroup because of their looks… and they added a bit of humor …READ MORE
MER: Earlier this month you released your latest album Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards. You’ve clearly won the award for the strangest title of the year. What does it mean? JOE: When I’m working on …READ MORE
It must be a daunting prospect for any guitarist to open for Joe Satriani, but Ireland’s Simon McBride pulled it off with his firey brand of Blues inspired Rock. Judging by the number of people …READ MORE
For avid Satriani fans, the new release Black Swans and Wormhole Wizards (BSaWW) is almost like a Christmas comes early event. For many music listeners, and this pertains mostly to the casual listener, “Satch’s” work …READ MORE
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year or so you can’t fail to have taken notice of the strangely monikered Chickenfoot, a modern-day “Supergroup” featuring Michael Anthony (Van Halen), Sammy Hagar …READ MORE
There are supergroups (SG) and then there are supergroups. Which one of these two does this newly formed group really belong to? First of all, going by the name alone, one would be hesitant in …READ MORE
Joe Satriani, one of the greatest guitarists of all time, dropped by Metal Express Radio to chat with Mick Burgess about Chickenfoot, the exciting new supergroup featuring Joe, Sammy Hagar, Michael Anthony and Chad Smith. …READ MORE
There are pictures of a very young Jason Becker with a guitar in his hands. Other kids that age are usually holding onto their GI Joe’s, trucks, race cars, etc. Where did this inspiration come …READ MORE
While it is a true fact that Instrumental is not one of the more popular genres out there today, it does have its place in music and it does have its die-hard fans. Having said …READ MORE