Renowned metal shredder Jeff Loomis is hosting two guitar clinics in the UK this October.
The clinics have been set up by Westside Distribution and Schecter Guitar Research, and are a must for fans of fast shredding, heavy riffing and virtuoso technique.
Jeff is renowned for his work with Seattle band Nevermore, and now as a solo artist with the release of his album 'Zero Order Phase'.
He will take time out from recording Nevermore's eagerly anticipated 7th studio album ‘The Obsidian Conspiracy´ to host the clinics, hosted by SoundsGreat. They are at the following venues:
Tues 6 Oct - The Ruby Lounge, Manchester
Weds 7 Oct - The Cathouse, Glasgow
Advance tickets for both events will take the form of a exclusive laminate pass. These laminates will be individually numbered and will also the form the entry ticket for a prize draw at the end of each night to win a Schecter guitar. There´ll also be a draw to win a years worth of Elixir strings.
Plus, the first 50 people through the door on the night of each clinic will get a limited edition ‘Loom of Doom´ Schecter clinic tour T shirt for free.
Advance tickets are priced £3. Doors open at 7pm, with Jeff onstage at 8pm. The venue operates a strict over 14´s only policy. For full details of how you can see this amazing player and his 7-string Schecter in action, visit
www.westsidedistribution.com or call 0141 248 4812.
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