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NIKKI SIXX Speaks At Musicians Institute (Video)

November 10, 2011

MTLEY CRE and SIXX: A.M. bassist Nikki Sixx took part in the latest installment of the Musicians Institute Conversation Series presented by Clear Channel Alternative KYSR (98-7FM)/Los Angeles. The event was held this past Friday, November 4 in the Musicians Institute Concert Hall.

98-7FM MD Darren Rose hosted and talked to Nikki about MTLEY CRE, SIXX: A.M., Sixx's personal journey through the music industry from when he touched his first guitar, to his method for songwriting, to creating his own record label as well as his advice and encouragement for those pursuing a career in music.

You can now watch video footage of the event below.

Prior to taking part in last week's Musicians Institute Conversation Series, Sixx commented: "I'm excited to share my experience at the Musicians Institute. Anytime one artist can pass the baton of information on to another artist, it's a great thing."

Pictured left to right in the photo below: Nikki Sixx and Darren Rose on stage at the Musicians Institute Concert Hall.

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