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Watch CHRIS ADLER Perform LAMB OF GOD, MEGADETH Classics With Indian Musicians

November 15, 2019

Former LAMB OF GOD drummer Chris Adler has returned to India to conduct a series of drum and music-business clinics and live shows titled "The Chris Adler Experience", presented by Gravity Talent. The live shows are seeing Adler supported by a number of the country's top musicians belting out the best-known LAMB OF GOD and MEGADETH material.

Fan-filmed video footage of Adler's November 14 appearance at Fandom At Gilly's Redefined in Bangalore can be seen below. Backing Chris at the show were Girish Pradhan (GIRISH AND THE CHRONICLES) on vocals, Sunneith Revankar (BHAYANAK MAUT, UNDYING INC.) on vocals, Tony Das (PEEPAL TREE, THERMAL AND A QUARTER) on guitar, Suraz Karki (GIRISH AND THE CHRONICLES) on guitar and Abbas Razvi (GODLESS) on bass.

LAMB OF GOD officially parted ways with Chris in July. His replacement is Art Cruz, who has previously played with PRONG and WINDS OF PLAGUE, and filled in for Adler on several LAMB OF GOD tours in 2018 and 2019.

When Adler's absence from LAMB OF GOD's summer 2018 tour was first announced, he released a statement saying that he had been undergoing physical and occupational therapy for injuries he sustained in a motorcycle accident.

In addition to LAMB OF GOD, Adler has played drums with a number of metal artists, including MEGADETH, NITRO, BLOTTED SCIENCE and PROTEST THE HERO.

Adler is currently playing with the rotating supergroup HAIL!, whose lineup also includes EXODUS vocalist Steve "Zetro" Souza, VIO-LENCE/ex-MACHINE HEAD guitarist Phil Demmel and former MEGADETH/BLACK LABEL SOCIETY bassist James LoMenzo.

Last year, Adler partnered with music industry executive Jason Lekberg to launch Kintsugi Management.

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