Marty Friedman’s journey from heavy metal to Japanese pop
Marty Friedman did a fascinating and rare presentation in English at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan.
Read MoreMarty Friedman did a fascinating and rare presentation in English at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan.
Read MoreWhen Graham Oliver’s Army returned to Japan, they brought along Graham Oliver’s former Saxon bandmate Paul Quinn. The reunion gig in Tokyo overflowed with Saxon classics.
Read MoreWhen Graham Oliver’s Army returned to Japan, they once again brought Graham Oliver’s former Saxon bandmate Paul Quinn for a very special gig in Tokyo consisting of Saxon classics.
Read MoreThe legendary Saxon guitarists Graham Oliver and Paul Quinn reunited on stage in Tokyo for two great evenings in 2023. It was a one-off run of two shows in Tokyo shortly after Paul had announced his retirement from Saxon. They have decided to do it again!
Read MoreWatch: Bassist Kevin Riddles and drummer Dave Dufort, the former rhythm section of Angel Witch and Tytan, reunited on stage in Tokyo.
Read MoreLzzy Hale should stay with Skid Row permanently. Let us tell you why.
Read MoreVenom Inc bassist and vocalist Tony “Demolition Man” Dolan has recruited Curran Murphy to fill in on guitar until Mantas recovers from a second heart attack.
Read MoreGirlschool bassist Tracey Lamb says she is no longer in Girlschool.
Read MoreMaestro Marty Friedman is not only a master of the guitar. He is also a master of engaging with his loyal fans as he once again demonstrated at a special fan event in Tokyo.
Read MoreABBA icon Björn Ulvaeus came to Tokyo to talk about ABBA, KISS and the future of the music industry.
Read MoreComing up: A night of paying respect to Her Majesty as Freddie Watanabe and his Gueen band put on a spectacular Queen tribute show in Tokyo.
Read MoreGuitar maestro Marty Friedman has a busy 2024 planned. He will kick off the year with two special gigs in Tokyo.
Read MoreAs KISS is about to finish off their final world tour, there is one former member that certainly will not be invited to be part of the celebrations. Former lead guitarist Vinnie Vincent long ago ruined his chances of being included in the End of the Road celebrations that mark the band’s five decades on the road as well as the end of the band’s touring days.
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