Dopo il successo del tour in Sudamerica
DSL DIRE STRAITS LEGACY
Tornano live nei teatri in autunno con
DSL European Tour 2018
NUOVA LINE-UP

ALAN CLARK (TASTIERE), PHIL PALMER (CHITARRE), DANNY CUMMINGS (PERCUSSIONI), TREVOR HORN (BASSO), STEVE FERRONE (BATTERIA), MARCO CAVIGLIA (VOCE E CHITARRA), PRIMIANO DIBIASE (TASTIERE)

Dopo il successo dell’ultimo tour in Sudamerica i DSL Dire Straits Legacy, con la nuova line-up che vede al basso il leggendario TREVOR HORN accanto al batterista STEVE FERRONE, si preparano a tornare live in Europa nell’autunno 2018 con una serie di concerti che li vedrà esibirsi nei teatri delle principali città.

Rocktron Captures Guitar Player Editor’s Pick Award For ValveSonic Plexi

It did not take long for Rocktron’s newly released Valvesonic Plexi guitar preamp to receive its first honor, having been awarded a Guitar Player Magazine Editors’ Pick Award in the June (2018) issue of the magazine. 

Rocktron has partnered with LA Custom to produce the ValveSonic series of all tube guitar preamps with unprecedented sonic versatility. The ValveSonic Plexi captures the vintage tones of the iconic British "plexi" amplifiers, from the stacked amps and the arena sound of rock to the sound heard during the "Sunset Strip" era of rock, and beyond.

Over Kill
Live In Overhausen out now!

Legendary New Jersey thrashers OVERKILL unleash their brand new DVD/Blu-ray+2CD live release entitled »Live In Overhausen«, today via Nuclear Blast. Celebrating the band's history, the package captured not one but two album anniversaries. Fans assembled on April 16, 2016 at Turbinenhalle 2 in Oberhausen, Germany for the 25th anniversary of »Horrorscope« and 30th anniversary of where it all began, »Feel The Fire«. A full night of 'KILL from the past played loud and in its entirety!

British Guitar Innovator

MARK WINGFIELD
Pushes The Envelope 

On His New MoonJune Records’ Release

Tales From the Dreaming City

With 2015’s Proof of Light, the forward-thinking British electric guitarist Mark Wingfield showed that he was following in the impressionistic footsteps of such adventurous six-string explorers as David Torn, Terje Rypdal, Adrian Belew, Steve Howe and Allan Holdsworth. That stunning release, his seventh overall and first for MoonJune Records, garnered critical raves from the music press. “Wingfield’s guitar playing is mysterious, majestic and blazing in turns,” wrote Guitar Player while All About Jazz crowed, “Wingfield makes his guitar howl, sing and cry for mercy amid flickering single note runs.” Improvijazzation Nation opined that “Mark’s guitar is going to take you to spaces you’ve never explored before” while Music That Matters simply called him a “six-string winged, improvising shaman.”