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SLASH To Perform At First-Ever SUNSET STRIP MUSIC FESTIVAL

May 20, 2008

According to NME.com, GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash is among the artists who have joined the lineup for the first-ever Sunset Strip Music Festival.

The three-day event is set to take place June 26-28 at legendary Los Angeles venues including the Roxy, Whisky A-Go-Go, House of Blues, Viper Room, Key Club and the Cat Club along the 1.3-mile Strip.

The festivities will kick off on Thursday with a special opening-night party at the House of Blues, hosted by Mark McGrath, to pay tribute to the Godfathers of the Sunset Strip Lou Adler, Mario Maglieri, and Elmer Valentine. There will also be a very special musical performance to end the night.

Friday and Saturday night will feature performances at each of the clubs by some of the most recognizable artists in today's music scene. Check the Sunset Strip Music Festivalschedule page often for the show list.

Before the final performances on Saturday, there will be an exclusive panel discussion at the brand new London West Hollywood Hotel. CNN's Larry King will be interviewing the Godfathers of the Sunset Strip among an audience of music legends and industry experts.

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