Lance Reegan-Diehl performs at last year’s Frankfurt Musik Messe. / Courtesy of LRD |
By John Redmond
Contributing Writer
Canadian-born Lance Reegan Diehl will tour to demonstrate Armas Guitars with Graphtech and AXON at Frankfurt Musik Messe 2009 slated for April 1 to 4. An Italian tour will follow
Diehl will be performing demonstrations regarding guitarist styles and the latest technology. He will be using the Armas Mercury Custom Midi Guitar with Ghost Pickup by Graphtech, and the AXON with Brave Guitar Amps.
He will also hold discussions revolving around the many ways guitars can be used in home studios to record great tracks, as well as the bigger systems and studio playing and techniques.
Diehl will also dive even deeper and get into his own personal playing style while demonstrating some of his regimens while practicing and the overall guitar studies that keep him sharp.
In January in Anaheim California, he performed at the NAMM music trade show with great success. The devices being showcased are currently being used for an upcoming studio album due out in August this year.
The LRD send off show in Seoul will be March 29 at the Bungalow in Itaewon beginning at 7 p.m. This is an RSVP event.
Reegan-Diehl is a guitarist, composer, producer and musical clinician with eight studio albums to his credit, and is one of the most active indie artists supporting U.S. troops overseas with ongoing L.R.D. Band live dates throughout Asia and Europe for armed forces entertainment.
He will be touring with long time band-mates David Dauberman and Megan Kim.
For more information, visit http://www.LRDmusic.com
johnredmond@koreatimes.co.kr
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