CHICKENFOOT In Cambridge; Photos, Video Footage Available

May 27, 2009

CHICKENFOOT — the new rock supergroup comprised of drummer Chad Smith (RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS),bassist Michael Anthony (ex-VAN HALEN),guitarist Joe Satriani and vocalist Sammy Hagar (ex-VAN HALEN) — performed last night (Tuesday, May 26) at the Middle East club in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Check out photos at EmpyreLounge.com.

Fan-filmed video footage of the concert can be viewed below.

The group's setlist was as follows (may not be in correct order):

01. Avenida Revolution
02. Soap On A Rope
03. Sexy Little Thing
04. Oh Yeah
05. Running Out
06. Give It Up
07. Down The Drain
08. Bitten By The Wolf
09. My Kinda Girl
10. Learning TO Fall
11. Turning Left
12. Future In The Past
13. Bad Motor Scooter
14. Highway Star

CHICKENFOOT will perform on the June 5 edition of NBC-TV's "The Tonight Show", helping to kick off the program's first week with new host Conan O'Brien. The appearance comes just days before the June 9 release of CHICKENFOOT's self-titled debut album.

Although many "supergroups" tend to make one or two albums before its members go their separate ways or back to other projects, Satriani told The Pulse of Radio that he thinks CHICKENFOOT will be around for a while. "Well, I hope so, and I have a very good feeling that everybody is feeling the same way, that it's a once-in-a-lifetime connection that you get, and that nobody wants to see it evaporate," he said. "The good thing about being where we are in our careers is that we can pretty much decide what we want to do, and when to do it. But on the same token, nobody wants to disrupt anybody else's trajectory with their other bands or their solo careers."

The first single from CHICKENFOOT's album is called "Oh Yeah".

The vinyl version of the record will feature a bonus cut called "Bitten By The Wolf".

CHICKENFOOT is in the midst of a short North American club tour that brings them to New York and Philadelphia this week. The band will tour more extensively this fall.

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