“The former Skid Row singer, who was among the early names rumored to be taking Scott Weiland’s place, tells Billboard.com that his close friendship with former Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose–who sang on three tracks on Bach’s 2007 solo album, Angel Down–and a focus on his own music would making… More »
“The former Skid Row singer, who was among the early names rumored to be taking Scott Weiland’s place, tells Billboard.com that his close friendship with former Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose–who sang on three tracks on Bach’s 2007 solo album, Angel Down–and a focus on his own music would making… More »
Is Sebastian Bach the only person who can say he’s bros with Axl, or is he just the only one who goes to the press to describe how tight the two of them are? Rolling Stone called up the reclusive rock star’s former competitor and current compatriot in hopes of getting some juicy quotes about the recently leaked Chinese Democracy tracks. As Bach’s Angel Down, despite some guests shrieks from Axl, has failed to make the youth go wild, Bach didn’t hesitate to share some admittedly hilarious anecdotes, as well as cast doubt on any hopes that Axl would allow his life to be spotlight alongside those of Scott Baio and Flavor Flav on Celebreality. (“Sebastian, you don’t understand. I will pay VH1 $2 million to leave me the fuck alone!”)
The second season of Gone Country, the “anyone can be a Nashville star–especially people who have already been famous once” competitive reality show on CMT, is filming in Nashville right now! Aspiring amateur paps in the 615 should be on the look out for Sebastian Bach, Irene Cara, Mikalah Gordon (who came in 11th on season four of American Idol–Amanda Overmyer, there’s hope for you yet!), Jermaine Jackson, former Eminem target Chris Kirkpatrick, Lorenzo Lamas, and Sean Young. Why this show is really necessary or “funny” is still up for debate, given that Cascada’s version of Rascal Flatts’ “What Hurts The Most” was only the most recent example of the ever-shrinking boundaries between country and every other pop genre today. But hey, I guess everybody needs a job, and this season of the show will pair each contestant with two songwriters for country-songwriting purposes. Which made me wonder: what would happen if some of the contestants recast their own work for the show?
Sebastian Bach, philosopher of our time: “…the whole ironic thing to me is I have over 80,000 “friends” on MySpace but I have not sold 80,000 records; if you’re my “friend,” could you go fuckin’ buy the motherfucker? (Laughs) Who cares if I have 80,000 “friends”?! I mean, who gives a shit! More »
Sebastian Bach, philosopher of our time: “…the whole ironic thing to me is I have over 80,000 “friends” on MySpace but I have not sold 80,000 records; if you’re my “friend,” could you go fuckin’ buy the motherfucker? (Laughs) Who cares if I have 80,000 “friends”?! I mean, who gives a shit! More »
Oh, Sebastian Bach. I understand why you would think that the group currently touring as Skid Row–i.e. the band that doesn’t have you in it–is “wrecking the [band’s] name worse than can ever be wrecked.” More »
Actual, audible proof that Axl Rose has actually been in a recording studio sometime in the past few years: The Sebastian Bach cover of Aerosmith’s “Back In The Saddle” that he cameos on–from the sound of this pretty low-quality radio rip, Rose pretty much replicates Steven Tyler’s original vocal… More »
Actual, audible proof that Axl Rose has actually been in a recording studio sometime in the past few years: The Sebastian Bach cover of Aerosmith’s “Back In The Saddle” that he cameos on–from the sound of this pretty low-quality radio rip, Rose pretty much replicates Steven Tyler’s original vocal… More »
