In Photos: Slash rocks the Midland in Kansas City with Foxy Shazam

Midcoast Station | October 9, 2012 | 0 Comments

Kansas City Metal music lovers had a special treat when Slash performed at the Midland last week. The renowned guitarist was there to play hits of his acclaimed solo sophomore release Apocalyptic Love. Joining him on stage as his band were Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators. Kennedy sings all the vocals on Apocalyptic Love so it was great to hear him on stage, but Slash was hands down the star of the night.

Opening for Slash was Foxy Shazam. The band is a blast live and have personalities as big as their sound (just check out the photos below), but you could also tell that the hard rock fans were a little unsure of what to make of this glam rock band.

Photographer Scott Spychalski shares these photos from the event:

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