All posts tagged "Derek Sherinian"
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SONS OF APOLLO Launch Video For “Goodbye Divinity”
Sons of Apollo return with new album titled "MMXX" on January 17, 2020 out via InsideOut Music/Sony.
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MIKE PORTNOY About SONS OF APOLO: “We’re Giving the Fans What They Would Expect”
Mike Portnoy about Sons of Anarchy: "This band is a friggin' live band and it tears your head off."
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DEREK SHERINIAN on SONS OF APOLLO: “We’re a Rock Band with Sick-Ass Chops”
Derek Sherinian about Sons of Apollo: "We wanted to make sure that there was none of the cheesy elements that are in most progressive rock...
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SHERINIAN Poking RUDESS: “I Didn’t Bring my iPad, I Wanted to Keep It Old-School”
"I didn't bring my iPad, my keytar, my apps or cheesy-ass gadgets, I just wanted to keep it real and old-school, and make it rock."
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MIKE PORTNOY & DEREK SHERINIAN Talk Keyboardist’s Firing From DREAM THEATER
Mike Portnoy & Derek Sherinian talked about the keyboardist's firing from Dream Theater back in 1999.
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Exclusive: THEORY Launch Alien-inspired Lyric Video for “Strangers Descent”; Featuring DEREK SHERINIAN
Prog Sphere exclusively premieres a lyric video from Theory for the song "Strangers Descent" which features keyboardist Derek Sherinian. Watch it here.
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BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION Recording New Album
Black Country Communion has started recording their fourth studio album.
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Rock Royalty Join Forces for a Benefit Concert for TONY MACALPINE
Guitar legends Steve Vai, Zakk Wylde and John 5, along with drum powerhouse Mike Portnoy, bass icon Billy Sheehan and keyboard phenomenon Derek Sherinian are...
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Interview with MICHAEL SCHETTER (Relocator, Generation Prog Records & Festival)
Michael Schetter plays bass in the instrumental prog fusion project Relocator, whose debut CD featured former Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian as a special guest. Michael is also the organizer of...
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Exclusive: See SEMANTIC SATURATION Video for “Lost and Found: Insanity”
Prog Sphere brings an exclusive premiere of Semantic Saturation song Lost and Found: Insanity, taken from the debut album Solipsistic, released last year. See it...
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