CHICKENFOOT Plays Surprise Concert For BEST BUY; Photo, Video Footage Available

March 20, 2009

CHICKENFOOT, the "supergroup" featuring members of the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS and VAN HALEN, played a private concert on March 18, 2009 at the Grove of Anaheim in Anaheim, California for employees of Best Buy. A photo taken at the show can be found at this location. Concert video footage can be viewed below (second clip features CHICKENFOOT from 2:46 to 3:07 mark).

CHICKENFOOT will release its self-titled debut disc this spring. The first single from the CD will either be "Oh, Yeah!" or "Bitten By The Wolf". The band will also hit the road in May in support of the album, hitting clubs in the U.S. first, heading to Europe during the summer, then coming back for a larger North American run in the fall.

Two full songs — "Soap On A Rope" and "Down The Drain" — are available for streaming on the CHICKENFOOTMySpace page.

The group plans to perform songs from each of its members'careers in addition to tracks from the CHICKENFOOT album, so fans will get to hear songs from VAN HALEN, the CHILI PEPPERS, Satriani, and Hagar's solo catalog.

CHICKENFOOT will appear on the cover of the June issue of Guitar World, due out on April 7.

A short promotional video clip from CHICKENFOOT can be viewed below.

Several new photos of CHICKENFOOT can be found at this location.

"Soap On A Rope" (studio recording):

"Down The Drain" (studio recording):

(Thanks: Ed Dubreuil)

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