DAVID ELLEFSON Announces NAMM Appearances
January 8, 2010, 14 years ago
Master bass thrasher and metal icon DAVID ELLEFSON has announced the following NAMM appearances:
Thursday, January 14th
- 2 PM at the Beamz booth, new product demo and autographs. Hall A, booth 6110Friday, January 15th
- 1 PM at the Peavy booth, autographs with Rudy Sarzo (DIO). Hall B, booth 5740- 4:30 PM at the EMG Pickups booth, autographs with Mike Inez (ALICE IN CHAINS) and John “JD” DeServio (BLACK LABEL SOCIETY). Hall C, booth 4850
Saturday, January 16th
- 11 AM at the Peavy booth, autographs with Rudy Sarzo (Dio). Hall B, booth 5740Other performances during NAMM:
Saturday, January 16th
- 10:30 PM - Slide Bar in Fullerton, CA (Benefit show for Chi of DEFTONES - All-Star jam with David Ellefson, Mike Portnoy (DREAM THEATER), Phil Demmel (MACHINE HEAD), Tim Ripper Owens (YNGWIE MALMSTEEN), Dave “Snake” Sabo (SKID ROW) and more.As previously reported, Ellefson will be the featured guest on this Saturday’s (January 9th) Westlake and the Pig only on JFL Radio.
Former MEGADETH bassist, Ellefson is busier than ever, splitting his time between F5, ANGELS OF BABYLON and the all-star metal extravaganza HAIL! where he shares the stage with guitarist Andreas Kisser (SEPULTURA), vocalist Tim Ripper Owens (ex-JUDAS PRIEST, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, ICED EARTH) and drummer Mike Portnoy (DREAM THEATER). Ellefson shares his philosophy and bits of wisdom from the music world during the interview.
As always, Westlake and The Pig provides mind-numbing, juvenile humor broadcasted digitally on JFL Radio Saturdays 6 - 9 PM and is rebroadcast Thursdays 3 - 6 AM for our overseas fans. This week, find out what Michele Obama's ass has to do with the fate of the world. The show also features the best rock and metal from the indie music world.
Tune in at jflradio.com, iTunes Radio (Classic Rock), Nokia Mobile, Stream Finder, or via select gaming systems.
Stay tuned for links to hear the show online. W&P;'s last show with ex-Megadeth guitarist Jeff Young drew record listeners. Be sure to tune in early - there will be mulitiple servers to handle the internet audience load.
