Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators

Born from Slash's solo career launched after Velvet Revolver, Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators takes shape in the United States at the turn of the 2010s around the guitarist, the singer Myles Kennedy, also active with Alter Bridge, the bassist Todd Kerns and the drummer Brent Fitz, later joined by Frank Sidoris on rhythm guitar. The project sits in direct hard rock, anchored in American rock, with massive riffs, very prominent solos and a writing that blends group energy, melodic choruses and blues-rock-influenced edges. The collaboration between Slash and Myles Kennedy first appears on the Slash album in 2010, before becoming a stable band for the live scene and then for the studio. Under the name Slash feat. Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, the group releases Apocalyptic Love in 2012, World on Fire in 2014, Living the Dream in 2018 and 4 in 2022. Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators has developed mainly within international tours, with a tight band operation that goes beyond the accompaniment of a simple solo project, highlighting the alternation between Slash's immediately identifiable guitar and Myles Kennedy's clear, expansive and taut singing.