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Joe Satriani and Steve Vai's SATCHVAI Band to take Surfing with the Hydra Tour to UK/Europe in 2025
The Surfing with the Hydra Tour is an early contender for guitar event of 2025, with over two dozen dates announced, and more to come, and the promise of new music from the SATCHVAI Band
Steve Vai’s guitar collection to be documented in upcoming book, and there’s a $25,350 Ultra Edition
Wire & Wood: The Guitars of Steve Vai took Michael Mesker 5 years to finish, and features more than 1,000 pages
Steve Vai and Positive Grid team up for a signature Spark Mini with preloaded custom presets
Vai has hand-signed 100 of these compact powerhouses. Sign up for a preorder for a chance to buy one
Jacob Collier says what Steve Vai taught him on guitar was bigger than technique
It's not just Vai's chops and musical vocabulary that are unearthly, his wisdom too comes from a higher cosmic plane...
“We were just kids playing together and then he built the song around that”: Joe Satriani says Steve Vai wrote a track for the Satch/Vai album featuring restored audio of the pair jamming as teenagers
Back in the day, when Satch was teaching Vai, they recorded 20 minutes of “brutal” jamming on a reel-to-reel, and Vai has put it to good use for the pair's first studio recording together
Watch Matteo Mancuso light up the Crossroads with an expert fingerstyle cover of Steve Vai guitar classic Eugene’s Trick Bag
The fast-rising Italian guitar maestro was not just showing off – he was letting us all know that he will teach and perform at the Vai Academy 7.0, to be held in Orlando, Florida in January 2024
“I can’t wait to take the stage with Eric and Steve again!”: Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson and Steve Vai to tour together as the original G3 return for 2024
Joe Satriani is getting the band back together as the original 1996 G3 lineup announces its return
Steve Vai hails Devin Townsend as “a bona fide genius” – but admits HevyDevy’s talent was “a little squelched” when he fronted his band
Vai says Townsend is “as brilliant as they come” but he didn't fully appreciate it until the Canadian prog-metal virtuoso went solo
