Adler's Appetite
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MAR
26
2022
Draper, UT
Leatherheads Sports Bar & Grill
I Was There
SEP
11
2020
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Crystal Grand Music Theatre
I Was There
JUL
13
2019
Baker City, OR
Baker County Fairgrounds
I Was There
DEC
30
2018
West Hollywood, CA
Whisky A Go Go
I Was There
OCT
05
2018
Chester, PA
Harrah's Philadelphia Casino & Racetrack
I Was There
AUG
25
2018
Santa Clarita, CA
Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons
I Was There
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About Adler's Appetite
In 1988 drummer Steven Adler had it all; a position in metal's most notorious band Guns N' Roses, women at every turn and an insatiable drug habit. It would be that dependency on drugs that led to his dismissal from Guns N' Roses and a downward spiral that would include strokes, a heart attack and over 30 visits to emergency rooms.
Adler finally kicked his drug habit, got himself back into shape and got the urge to play music once again. He formed an all-star cover band called Suki Jones with Jizzy Pearl (vocals, Love/Hate, L.A. Guns, Ratt, etc.), Keri Kelli (guitar, Big Bang Babies, Pretty Boy Floyd, etc.), Brent Muscat (guitar, Faster Pussycat) and Robbie Crane (bass, Vince Neil and Ratt). The band made a name for themselves by playing mostly Appetite For Destruction era Guns N' Roses songs but felt that by changing their name to Adler's Appetite they could better market their live gigs.
In early 2005 the group (minus Muscat) went into the studio and recorded a self-titled mini album which was surprisingly satisfying. Pearl was unable to accompany the group to Japan for a March 2005 tour and Bang Tango's Joe LeSte filled-in. But shortly after Pearl announced he was leaving for good to concentrate on his solo career and relatively unknown Sheldon Tarsha took over on the microphone. By late 2005 the group was completely revamped with the addition of Michael Thomas (guitar, of Beautiful Creatures, Tuff and many more), J.T. Longoria (guitar, Izzy Stradlin) and Chip Z'Nuff (bass, of Enuff Z'Nuff).
Even though Adler's Appetite appears to be more of a side project with members coming and going frequently, it is great to see Steven Adler having fun onstage once again. A full-length seems to be in the cards, but where this band will end up is anyone's guess.
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Adler finally kicked his drug habit, got himself back into shape and got the urge to play music once again. He formed an all-star cover band called Suki Jones with Jizzy Pearl (vocals, Love/Hate, L.A. Guns, Ratt, etc.), Keri Kelli (guitar, Big Bang Babies, Pretty Boy Floyd, etc.), Brent Muscat (guitar, Faster Pussycat) and Robbie Crane (bass, Vince Neil and Ratt). The band made a name for themselves by playing mostly Appetite For Destruction era Guns N' Roses songs but felt that by changing their name to Adler's Appetite they could better market their live gigs.
In early 2005 the group (minus Muscat) went into the studio and recorded a self-titled mini album which was surprisingly satisfying. Pearl was unable to accompany the group to Japan for a March 2005 tour and Bang Tango's Joe LeSte filled-in. But shortly after Pearl announced he was leaving for good to concentrate on his solo career and relatively unknown Sheldon Tarsha took over on the microphone. By late 2005 the group was completely revamped with the addition of Michael Thomas (guitar, of Beautiful Creatures, Tuff and many more), J.T. Longoria (guitar, Izzy Stradlin) and Chip Z'Nuff (bass, of Enuff Z'Nuff).
Even though Adler's Appetite appears to be more of a side project with members coming and going frequently, it is great to see Steven Adler having fun onstage once again. A full-length seems to be in the cards, but where this band will end up is anyone's guess.
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Genres:
Rock, Hard Rock
No upcoming shows
Send a request to Adler's Appetite to play in your city
Request a Show
Similar Artists On Tour
concerts and tour dates
Past
MAR
26
2022
Draper, UT
Leatherheads Sports Bar & Grill
I Was There
SEP
11
2020
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Crystal Grand Music Theatre
I Was There
JUL
13
2019
Baker City, OR
Baker County Fairgrounds
I Was There
DEC
30
2018
West Hollywood, CA
Whisky A Go Go
I Was There
OCT
05
2018
Chester, PA
Harrah's Philadelphia Casino & Racetrack
I Was There
AUG
25
2018
Santa Clarita, CA
Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons
I Was There
Show More Dates
Fan Reviews
About Adler's Appetite
In 1988 drummer Steven Adler had it all; a position in metal's most notorious band Guns N' Roses, women at every turn and an insatiable drug habit. It would be that dependency on drugs that led to his dismissal from Guns N' Roses and a downward spiral that would include strokes, a heart attack and over 30 visits to emergency rooms.
Adler finally kicked his drug habit, got himself back into shape and got the urge to play music once again. He formed an all-star cover band called Suki Jones with Jizzy Pearl (vocals, Love/Hate, L.A. Guns, Ratt, etc.), Keri Kelli (guitar, Big Bang Babies, Pretty Boy Floyd, etc.), Brent Muscat (guitar, Faster Pussycat) and Robbie Crane (bass, Vince Neil and Ratt). The band made a name for themselves by playing mostly Appetite For Destruction era Guns N' Roses songs but felt that by changing their name to Adler's Appetite they could better market their live gigs.
In early 2005 the group (minus Muscat) went into the studio and recorded a self-titled mini album which was surprisingly satisfying. Pearl was unable to accompany the group to Japan for a March 2005 tour and Bang Tango's Joe LeSte filled-in. But shortly after Pearl announced he was leaving for good to concentrate on his solo career and relatively unknown Sheldon Tarsha took over on the microphone. By late 2005 the group was completely revamped with the addition of Michael Thomas (guitar, of Beautiful Creatures, Tuff and many more), J.T. Longoria (guitar, Izzy Stradlin) and Chip Z'Nuff (bass, of Enuff Z'Nuff).
Even though Adler's Appetite appears to be more of a side project with members coming and going frequently, it is great to see Steven Adler having fun onstage once again. A full-length seems to be in the cards, but where this band will end up is anyone's guess.
Links:
Adler finally kicked his drug habit, got himself back into shape and got the urge to play music once again. He formed an all-star cover band called Suki Jones with Jizzy Pearl (vocals, Love/Hate, L.A. Guns, Ratt, etc.), Keri Kelli (guitar, Big Bang Babies, Pretty Boy Floyd, etc.), Brent Muscat (guitar, Faster Pussycat) and Robbie Crane (bass, Vince Neil and Ratt). The band made a name for themselves by playing mostly Appetite For Destruction era Guns N' Roses songs but felt that by changing their name to Adler's Appetite they could better market their live gigs.
In early 2005 the group (minus Muscat) went into the studio and recorded a self-titled mini album which was surprisingly satisfying. Pearl was unable to accompany the group to Japan for a March 2005 tour and Bang Tango's Joe LeSte filled-in. But shortly after Pearl announced he was leaving for good to concentrate on his solo career and relatively unknown Sheldon Tarsha took over on the microphone. By late 2005 the group was completely revamped with the addition of Michael Thomas (guitar, of Beautiful Creatures, Tuff and many more), J.T. Longoria (guitar, Izzy Stradlin) and Chip Z'Nuff (bass, of Enuff Z'Nuff).
Even though Adler's Appetite appears to be more of a side project with members coming and going frequently, it is great to see Steven Adler having fun onstage once again. A full-length seems to be in the cards, but where this band will end up is anyone's guess.
Links:
Show More
Genres:
Rock, Hard Rock
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