TESLA Guitarist Talks DAVE RUDE BAND In New Video Interview

February 28, 2011

Jiggy conducted an interview with TESLA guitarist and DAVE RUDE BAND leader Dave Rude on February 25, 2011 at Paramount Bar in Salina, Kansas. You can now watch the chat below.

Established in 2005, DAVE RUDE BAND — featuring Rude on guitar, Marco Guzman on bass and Josh Schmidt on drums — was described by Classic Rock magazine as, "SHINEDOWN drinking with BUCKCHERRY at a KINGS OF LEON after-party."

The track "Fallin Down" off DAVE RUDE BAND's most recent EP, "Carry Me Home", was nominated in the "Best Hard Rock/Metal Song" category at the ninth annual Independent Music Awards and was also included in the documentary "Runnin' With Demons".

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