Megadeth's Dave Mustaine has been confirmed to appear at the Music Live show at Birmingham's NEC this November.
Music Live runs 7-9 November with Joe Bonamassa another star attraction. MusicRadar is talking to Joe Bonamassa in the next few days, so please ask him your questions.
Mustaine, meanwhile, has also posted news of his work on the new Megadeth album. On megadeth.com's forums he writes:
"I am having the best time ever! Andy [Sneap, producer] and I started recording some guitar parts and we were going over some lyrics and thanks to our beloved webmaster, I was able to immediately make my point with our correct approved versions of the Megadeth lyrics. And just so you know how dedicated this webmaster is, he is going to go over all of the lyrics again to make sure that we still have the latest and greatest versions of all your favorite Megadeth songs and their lyrics…
After writing about renovation work carried out on Megadeth's current studio, Mustaine adds: "I am going to have about a week off at the end of next week to keep going over song ideas and parts for this project and I am so excited to see the path is getting cleared in front of us for another heavy and exciting Megadeth record."
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