The clips below feature guitar legend SLASH (VELVET REVOLVER, ex-GUNS N' ROSES) in an interview with Fitz Madrid at the Phoenix, AZ radio station 98 KUPD FM. It was conducted on the afternoon of September 5th:

On Saturday, August 25th, Slash ripped the roof off the Sydney Entertainment Centre in Sydney, Australia, and Moshcam was there to film every second of it.

The Sydney show, filmed exclusively by Moshcam, will premiere online this Friday, September 14th, at 10 AM, AEST*, free and in HD.

Further details here. Check out a trailer below:

Coming this October is a new 144-page hardcover book by Richard Bienstock, with photography by Robert Knight, titled Slash: An Intimate Portrait.

Guns N' Roses 1987 debut, Appetite For Destruction, is eighteen times platinum, has sold over twenty-eight million copies, and launched the career of modern Guitar God, Slash. Over the past twenty-five years, Slash's cool stage presence, gloriously unkempt hair, iconic top hat, and soulful guitar virtuosity has been the epitome of contemporary hard rock. Slash: An Intimate Portrait takes you beyond the glitz and mystique, to reveal the warmth, charm, and humility of one of popular music's most revered rockers.

In addition to his cherished work with GN'R, Slash's journey spans working with MICHAEL JACKSON, FERGIE, IGGY POP, LENNY KRAVITZ, the supergroup VELVET REVOLVER, and releasing two critically acclaimed solo albums. Robert Knight's photographs in Slash: An Intimate Portrait trace significant milestones over twenty years in Slash's career, showing him onstage, in the studio, and at home. Knight's talent for capturing the true essence of his subject is on full display: candid, dramatic, and often funny. These photos take us beyond the big hair, the big hat, and the huge guitar riffs to underscore the larger-than-life personality and genuine enthusiasm that have made Slash one of rock's most recognizable figures for more than three decades. With over one hundred arresting and never-before-published color and B&W; photos, and warmly candid insights from Slash himself, this fascinating book frames a real and complete perspective of today's most iconic guitarist.

Slash: An Intimate Portrait features an entertaining and insightful foreword by close friend and legend in his own right, ROLLING STONES' guitarist Ronnie Wood, and a witty and thoughtful preface from AEROSMITH's Joe Perry. The book also has revelatory text by noted rock scribe Richard Bienstock. Slash: An Intimate Portrait is a treat for guitar heads, rock buffs, and pop music fans. Plus, it will be released just in time to visually complement an upcoming special edition of Slash's highly regarded sophomore solo record, Apocalyptic Love.