Video Footage Of ZAKK WYLDE's Performance At APPLE Store In New York City

January 22, 2014

Munsey Ricci at Skateboard Marketing Ltd. has uploaded video footage of Zakk Wylde's (BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, OZZY OSBOURNE) January 17 live in-store performance at the Apple store in SoHo, New York City. Check it out below. Photos of the event can be sound on Skateboard Marketing's Facebook page.

The evening began with a question-and-answer session moderated by Guitar World magazine's editor-in-chief Brad Tolinski. Wylde also took a few questions from the crowd.

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY's new album, "Catacombs Of The Black Vatican", will be released in Europe on April 7 via Mascot Label Group and one day later in North America through eOne Music.

If you pre-order the CD on iTunes, you will get the new track "My Dying Time" instantly.

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY recently amicably parted ways with longtime guitarist Nick Catanese and replaced him with Dario Lorina (LIZZY BORDEN).

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY mainman Zakk Wylde told Guitar World magazine about Catanese's departure: "I had called Nick to tell him about the album and he told me that he was already knees deep into doing his own thing and wanted to stick 1,000 percent into it. I told him it was cool and that we loved him and that he'd always have a home here."

He continued: "The thing is no one ever gets kicked out or fired. If you want to go, you're always able. Now we've got [guitarist] Dario Lorina in the band, and not only is he a kick-ass guitar player who can shred, but he's also a really cool dude."

Asked how he hooked up with Dario, Zakk said: "We never do a cattle call or anything like that. With the amount of awesome players I know, it's more of a word-of-mouth kind of thing. I had him come out to the Vatican [Zakk's home studio] to meet him, and afterwards I said, 'Cool. If you want to do it, you're in.' It was as simple as that."

"Catacombs of the Black Vatican" is BLACK LABEL SOCIETY's first new studio album since 2009's "The Order Of The Black", which debuted at No. 4 on The Billboard 200 chart.

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