About one year ago, for all anyone knew, Velvet Revolver was just a new, hyped supergroup that would probably self-destruct within in a manner of months. With oft-troubled former Stone Temple Pilots ...

Of the many supergroups that have formed throughout rock history, Velvet Revolver seemed to be one of the more promising ones. But after only two albums, they broke up, which leaves many wondering ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "It wasn't as big as GN'R, but it could have been," he states (as transcribed by Blabbermouth). "It just didn't last long enough." ...

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Matt Sorum is convinced Velvet Revolver "could have been as big" as Guns N' Roses. The drummer formed the supergroup side project in 2002 with his GNR bandmates Duff McKagan and Slash along with ...

Before Slash and Duff McKagan rejoined Guns N' Roses in 2016, there was a lot of division within the band's fanbase. A lot of people remained loyal both to Axl Rose and Slash and McKagan, though, and ...

Velvet Revolver confirmed news on April 1, 2008, that many fans already suspected: Scott Weiland was no longer a member. “This band is all about its fans and its music and Scott Weiland isn't 100% ...

"Gotta love the internet for preserving history." He added with humor, "I have hours worth of stories about this experience… as a 'Death Metal' guy, this was a classic sort of ‘catfish' scenario. They ...

Velvet Revolver is what you get when you take members of some of the biggest rock bands in the world and watch them collaborate. Formed in 2002, the lineup was a meeting of the minds of Guns N’ Roses, ...

Noah Weiland has recorded his own version of the 2004 Velvet Revolver classic “Slither” that he posted over the weekend to honor his later father, Scott Weiland, on Father’s Day. He also created an AI ...

Some musicians are just gluttons for punishment. Take former Guns N’ Roses members Duff McKagan, Slash and Matt Sorum. The three Axl survivors have joined forces with Stone Temple Pilots vocalist ...