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After he regretted not playing more guitar on his solo albums, Chris Shiflett assembled a six-string dream team for Lost at Sea. The result is a treat for the ears

The Foo Fighters stalwart tells us about the “blasphemy” of his new backline, holding his breath when he solos and why the kind of guitar playing he loved “became pretty much illegal”

Veteran rocker, podcast host, songwriter, and Foo Fighters guitar slinger Chris Shiflett just dropped a full LP of Southern California-inspired and Nashville-executed country-rock tunes. Out today via Blue Elan Records, Lost at Sea finds Shiflett blurring the lines between his last two albums: West Coast Town’s (2017) honky-tonk homage and Hard Lessons’ (2019) overdriven crunch.

It’s been a pretty eventful year for Owensboro musician Colt Graves.

For the past few months, veteran rocker and Foo Fighters six-stringer Chris Shiflett has been sharing new tastes of his signature honky-tonk-meets-rock-and-roll sound. “Dead And Gone” found the Southern Californian trading licks with Nashville pickers like Tom Bukovac and Charlie Worsham and “Black Top White Lines” put a rocking spin on the classic “murder ballad” format.

Foo Fighters guitarist, Chris Shiflett is set to release his new solo album titled Lost at Sea on October 20 via Blue Élan Records. The album will feature 10 tracks, including the...

Foo Fighters member Chris Shiflett will release a new solo album, 'Lost at Sea,' on Oct. 20.

The Nashville maestro makes a musical tribute that supports soldiers and service dogs, with help from Billy Sheehan and others

JD Darling takes personal experiences and turns them into stories most everyone will relate too. His sound draws from old school country but has a modern spin that makes this album a fresh and welcoming listen.