Ralphelmo

Slash using steel guitar on upcoming tour is more special than this announcement 

Two days! 

Pepsi Center in Mexico

Wondering how much Jimmy Vivino is involved, wouldnt be surprised if he made entire album as rhythm.

I thought about it, maybe an instrumental one.

Probably doing some shooting for upcoming single (?) release. They are recording him, not just taking photos. Gibson ES-335 in Slash's hands?

They played Rocket Man during last leg of this tour, havent they?

Btw. I would be surprised if Myles is not involved in any of the Blues Album songs, either as vocalist or guitarist. Maybe they will play a new song on that 2024 tour already? Perhaps in Slash's solo spot? 

According to Todd, they're already rehearsing before tour. Only Brent, Slash and Todd though.

via Slashfrance (Slash's interview for some South American media)

The last Slash and the Conspirators album was released almost two years ago. What expectations do you have for 2024 and what projects are you thinking about?
I'm very happy with the idea of extending this tour, since initially we only did it in the United States. I think it was early last year. So I'm really looking forward to this tour. And now that COVID has passed and isn't causing as much damage, we can try to get back to a regular cycle of album recording and touring.

So at some point next year, I'd like to get into the studio and start recording the next SMKC record and then figure out when the tour for that future album will take place. And then I have a record that I made recently that focuses mainly on blues, a little bit of old school rock and R&B. And it will come out after the tour with the Conspirators. 
I'm looking forward to that as there will also be a tour to support it. So those are really the most immediate things that will happen right now.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8qes6t?fbclid=IwAR3CUzwCUwv0jlWGuSCOjo-iprq9B9Jn_FOi_MsGIKva9ZW5QhMDifLResM

Proshot

So only Starlight is missing, wonder when it's going to pop up on yt

I'm so pumped by this set, really hope for some covers during the SMKC tour!

1 hour ago, smoking guns said:

That Hunger Strike was badass, Myles sounds fantastic. 

It was really good. But years back it was much better, with some of the raspiness in his voice which was still there 10 years ago. Just check from 5:10... 

Dunno.

They played a monstrous set! 

Don't know the order, but according to @Slash2baz who apparently watched the show:

KOHD

Simple Man

Feel Like Makin' Love

Starlight

Hunger Strike & Dear Mr. Fantasy

You Shook Me All Night Long

BTW. You can see Magnatone amps behind Slash.

Anyone watching? https://volume.com/t/cc4r6Z/

9 hours ago, Free Bird said:

Sorry dude, with all due respect and without discrediting Gilby, but you have no idea what you're talking about.

Gilby did a good job but he wasn't responsible for the GNR sound at all.

Comparing his work to Izzy's is also laughable in regards to the sound of GNR. I don't know what you have listened to but that's not what I've heard from those guys.

I agree you didn't read carefully what Gunner wrote bruh. I think Pawnshop has more GNR sound due to Slash's 'riffery' Gilby got influenced by, it sounds heavier than any of Izzy's albums (which do have some GNR layering/vibe). I won't say its a better album than Izzy's ones, but blindfolded and without vocals majority would indicate Pawnshop Guitars as more of a GNR work than Ju Ju's albums , I'm sure.

I would pay any money to see that concert. It's as close to a perfect rock n roll gig as it gets, the setlist is amazing.