LOST SYMPHONY Partners with Jackson and Revolver for Guitar and Limited Vinyl Bundle Giveaway
LOST SYMPHONY’s Chapter III Available July 9
Classical metal collective LOST SYMPHONY has partnered with Jackson guitars and Revolver to celebrate the release of the group’s third album, Chapter III, with the giveaway of a guitar and limited signed vinyl bundle.
Enter today to win a Jackson Rhoads RRX24 guitar and limited signed vinyl releases of LOST SYMPHONY’s Chapter III at https://bit.ly/RVLRGLS21.
“There’s literally nothing more that I love than ‘NGD,’” says LOST SYMPHONY founder Benny Goodman. “Don’t know what that is? Really? That’s NEW GUITAR DAY and thanks to Jackson you have a shot at having that day since they’ve decided to give away a beautiful axe along with LOST SYMPHONY ‘Chapter III.’”
The collective founded by multi-instrumentalist and producer Goodman and comprising his brother Brian (compositions, arrangement), Cory Paza (bass, guitar), Kelly Kereliuk (guitar), Paul Lourenco (drums), and Siobhán Cronin (violin, viola, electric violin) has once again welcomed a revolving cast of virtuosos to join them for Chapter III. This installment includes Marty Friedman, Alex Skolnick, Nuno Bettencourt, Richard Shaw, Angel Vivaldi, Jeff Loomis, David Ellefson, Jimi Bell, Matt LaPierre, Joey Concepcion, Oli Herbert, Matt LaPierre and Ryan Formato, in addition to Friedman, Bettencourt, Skolnick and Shaw.
Chapter III is set for release on July 9. Pre-orders are available now at https://lnk.to/LS_Chapter3. The video for the first single from Chapter III, “Take Another Piece,” features a quadruple guitar attack from Marty Friedman, Nuno Bettencourt, Alex Skolnick and Richard Shaw and has received over 185k views since its release. Watch “Take Another Piece” at https://youtu.be/4umRs4RhxGc.
LOST SYMPHONY was set in motion when Goodman invited guitarists Kereliuk and Conrad Simon to add another dimension to the classical demo he had composed. An early recording of “Leave Well Enough Alone,” which appeared on Chapter II, made its way to All That Remains co-founder and guitar hero Oli Herbert, who quickly jumped aboard as a chief collaborator.
With the release of last year’s Chapter II, LOST SYMPHONY members Benny Goodman, Siobhán Cronin and Cory Paza also launched the 2020’d podcast to create a podcast to provide a vehicle for their pent-up creativity. The modern-day triumvirate called up some of their most interesting and successful friends, including recording artists, touring musicians, music industry experts, TV personalities, even a billionaire, and asked these friends to give us their take on current events as well as to share some of their wildest entertainment memories.
2020’d is a series of no-holds-barred discussions. chocked-full of insider information that explores the various paths that lead their highly successful guests to their unique lifestyles and prominence in the entertainment industry. Paramount in the podcasts is a healthy serving of rock n’ roll war stories that give you a peek behind the-curtain of the entertainment industry.
Previous episodes have featured a diverse lineup up musicians, music and business executives and entertainment personalities, including guitarists Angel Vivaldi, Rusty Cooley, Kelly Kereliuk, Steve Stevens, Matt LaPierre, John Donais, Brock Richards, Shani Kimelman and Steel Panther’s Satchel, drummers Shannon Larkin, Dave Abruzzese, Paul Lourenco, Jason Costa, Rodolfo Zuniga and Adam Gilbert, music producer Ulrich Wild, music industry professionals Jason Lekberg, Steve Wood, Paul Geary, Amy Sciaretto and Dan Beck, DJ John Garabedian, concert promoter Dan Hartwell, vocal coach Elizabeth Zharoff, reality stars Jeff Schroeder, Alex Boylan, Cara Maria Sorbello and Paulie Calafiore, business executive Ernie Boch Jr., and filmmaker Drew Ann Rosenberg.
Upcoming 2020’d Episodes:
Jun 30 – Richard Shaw (Cradle of Filth, Lost Symphony Guest)
Jul 4 – Richard Shaw (Cradle of Filth, Lost Symphony Guest)
Jul 7 – Mark Tremonti (Alter Bridge, Creed)
Jul 11 – Mark Tremonti (Alter Bridge, Creed)
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