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GUNS N' ROSES' 'Sweet Child O' Mine' Covered By EMIL AND DARIEL ROCK CELLOS On '6 In The Mix' (Video)

June 22, 2016

EMIL AND DARIEL ROCK CELLOS, the teenage rock cello sensation which gained worldwide exposure on the NBC nationally syndicated program "America's Got Talent", took part in an interview and live performance of the GUNS N' ROSES classic "Sweet Child O' Mine" on NBC 6 South Florida's "6 In The Mix". You can now watch the segment below.

EMIL AND DARIEL ROCK CELLOS' 2014 performance of "Purple Haze" on "America's Got Talent" went viral and garnered over three million views on YouTube. The boys finished as finalists and became a part of "America's Got Talent" live shows in Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas.

The brothers last year released their debut self-titled album, which is now available on iTunes and features many high-profile guest vocalists. The 16-track album showcases high-energy cello duets from some of the most beloved songs in rock history. The disc includes the iconic Jimi Hendrix song "Purple Haze"; LOVERBOY's "Working For The Weekend" featuring Mike Reno of LOVERBOY; "Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo" featuring rock legend Rick Derringer; JEFFERSON STARSHIP's "We Built This City" featuring STARSHIP lead vocalist Mickey Thomas; Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" featuring world-renowned electric violin pioneer Mark Wood; GUNS N' ROSES' "Sweet Child O' Mine" and more.

Since the age of four, Emil and Dariel have been playing the cello and continue to explore new and undiscovered techniques for this string instrument. Their long hours of rehearsal have been under the strict guidance of their grandfather who instilled hard work, dedication and passion in the pursuit of their musical career. The teens credit their success to their grandfather, also an accomplished cellist, along with years of disciplined commitment to their craft.

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