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G3 on tour in 2018
It has been quite a while since Joe Satriani played with DEEP PURPLE, but he’s back with a new album and a G3 tour in January.
The G3 tour will feature Joe Satriani, John Petrucci and Phil Collen for the US leg and replace Phil Collen with Uli Jon Roth for the European dates.
For further details and tour dates visit Joe Satrianis website.
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Maybe worth a mention that he worked together with Glenn Hughes (ONLY as a bassplayer) on this album 🙂
November 19th, 2017 at 23:56I saw him playing with Deep Purple in Hamburg back in the 90’s and he and our band were really fantastic, a very powerful and enjoyable concert.
The title of the new album is “What happens next” and will be released on January, 12th in 2018. (bass: Glenn Hughes, drums: Chad Smith)
The instrumental titles are announced as straight rock, more “back to the roots”.
Can’t hardly wait…
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November 21st, 2017 at 09:23This what my daughter wrote after the concert in Oslo 09.nov 2017
“Back in 1993, at the age of seven, my daddy brought my little brother and myself to Oslo. Wearing the worlds largest jacket, I got earmuffs at size of my thigh and placed at a chair in the middle of Oslo Spectrum. I was about to see my first concert with Deep Purple.
Since then I`ve been back to see the band who has formed most of my musical childhood 10 times. We have seen Ritchie Blackmore drifting his own way, replaced by Steve Morse.
We have said goodbye to the late Jon Lord (RIP), and whished Don Airey welcome. I named my first car “Highway star” to honor this lads and my little brother was humming “Smoke on the water” before he could talk.
Yesterday I attended my tenth, and probably the last Purple-concert. It was great.
The same crowd of middle-aged men without rhythm, kids who recently discovered new heroes and old rockers with messed up bear and worn t-shirts made the atmosphere electric.
Don Airey earned a place in my, at the time, 16 year old heart by playing four excerpt from Peer Gynt, and made the basis of eternal admiration by playing the same piece this time.
The guys on stage is in their 60-70tees, but my god what a concert. I can only kneel down and pray to any Rock-God that I will be in the same shape when I pass 70.
Thank you guys! I promise: I will brainwash any kid in my immediate vicinity with your music for many years.”
Pia Dahlen
November 29th, 2017 at 12:30