Chickenfoot fans will be able to celebrate the band's entire output with a very special box set early next year. The group have announced the 'I + III + LV' collection, which will encompass both of their first two albums, plus the limited-edition live album they put out.
Chickenfoot are getting set to re-release their self-titled 2009 debut album in October, featuring four live bonus tracks. But fans won't have to wait that long for a taste; you can hear the live version of 'Lighten Up' right here, thanks to our exclusive preview.
Get out your tube sock Halloween costumes, because Red Hot Chili Peppers and Chickenfoot drummer Chad Smith turns 51 on Oct. 25.
2012 has so far been a great year for RHCP, who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame back in April after a staggering 29 y
The last time Michael Anthony was on 'That Metal Show,' his former Van Halen (and current Chickenfoot) bandmate Sammy Hagar didn't feel his friend went into quite enough detail about his departure from one of rock's most famous and successful bands.
Sammy Hagar took fans on a trip through his 40-year career last night (Sept. 1) during a special '4 Decades of Rock' concert in Lake Tahoe, Nev. The show featured appearances from members of all three of his famous bands -- Montrose, Van Halen and Chickenfoot -- as well as David Coverdale of Whitesnake.
Hard rock supergroup Chickenfoot will re-release their 2009 debut album in October as a double disc set featuring live bonus tracks.
Based on the six songs we've heard so far from the upcoming Deep Purple tribute album 'Re-Machined: A Tribute to 'Machine Head',' fans are in for a much bigger treat than the sometimes dubious cover album format often delivers.
Metallica, Chickenfoot, and Iron Maiden are among the stars joining forces for an upcoming Deep Purple tribute album, 'Re-Machined: A Tribute to 'Machine Head.'' As you can guess from the title, every song from the band's landmark 1972 album is covered at least once on this record.
There's a whole lot of roll out before Chickenfoot can rock, and the band is giving fans a chance to see exactly how much effort goes in to preparing for a show before they ever step onstage.
When you crawl inside the inner workings of Chickenfoot, you learn the band uses some pretty interesting methods to write songs. Guitarist Joe Satriani, for example, names his guitar riffs, and his title for the first single from the band's most recent album 'III' wound up sticking for good.
