Original Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler is ready to return to the road for a series of summer shows with his solo band that kick off this weekend at Happy Harry's RibFest in Fargo, ND.
Adler has lined up dates that run through August 2nd in Jefferson City, MO for the Jefferson City Jaycee's Fair. He will be joined the dates by guitarists Michael Thomas and Alistair James, bassist Cristian Sturba and vocalist Ari Kamin.
"Time to come out of hibernation!" Adler told LifeandTimes.biz earlier this week. "I'm like a bear, when it gets cold out, I go into hiding. But instead of sleeping in a cave, I hang out with my beautiful wife in the California sun, enjoy time with my beloved dogs and new foster puppy, and hit the drums and play, play, play."
June 08 - Fargo, ND - Happy Harry's RibFest
June 22 - Umatilla, OR - Umatilla Landing Days
June 28 - Sayreville, NJ - Starland Ballroom
June 29 - Dundalk, MD - Dundalk Heritage Fair
June 30 - Hopeville, VA - The Beacon Theatre
July 12 - Pickerington, OH - Picktown Palooza 2024
July 13 - Marietta, OH - Adelphia Summer Concert Series
Aug. 02 - Jefferson City, MO - Jefferson City Jaycee'sĀ Fair
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