
WHITESNAKE has tapped Brian Ruedyfrom Orange Country, California to play keyboards on the band's upcoming tour. Ruedy has worked in a succession of bands through the years, including Bret Michaels (POISON) and Brian "Head" Welch (KORN). Brian recently reconnected with guitarist Doug Aldrich which led to him becoming involved with WHITESNAKE.
Said Ruedy: "I am honored and privileged to be part of the WHITESNAKE family. It's an incredible opportunity. I am excited to bring new sounds and flavors to WHITESNAKE. I look forward to expanding on the already great WHITESNAKE material."
Brian is already immersing himself in the catalogue of WHITESNAKE songs in preparation for the band's upcoming rehearsals for the "Forevermore" world tour 2011.
Keyboardist Timothy Drury left WHITESNAKE last September in order to "pursue a solo career."
WHITESNAKE's new album, "Forevermore", due out in North America on March 29 via Frontiers Records, is set for release in four different configurations.
"Forevermore" will be available as:
The digital album is available for pre-order now via Whitesnake.com and includes an instant track download of "Love Will Set You Free". Pre-order of the album is also available at all digital stores now, with Amazon digital stores offering "My Evil Ways" (alternate mix with drum solo) as a bonus track; while the iTunes LP edition features the "Love Will Set You Free" (alternate mix) and "Forevermore" (acoustic version) as bonus tracks.
The video for "Love Will Set You Free", which can be seen below, was directed by Devin DeHaven of Fortress Entertainment (PAPA ROACH, METHOD MAN, TALIB KWELI). The clip was shot in Lake Tahoe, Nevada where singer David Coverdale resides.
"Forevermore" finds founder/singer/songwriter David Coverdale and company returning to their no-holds-barred, bluesiest, sexiest rock n' roll roots. The CD was recorded, produced and mixed by Los Bros Brutalos (Coverdale, guitarist Doug Aldrich and Michael McIntyre).
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