Gus G Releases “Force Majeure” Video Featuring Vinnie Moore
The two guitarists, along with Richie Kotzen, are currently on tour together.
Firewind and former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Gus G has released the official music video for his new song "Force Majeure." The clip features a guest appearance from current UFO guitarist Vinnie Moore.
“Force Majeure” comes off Gus G's latest solo album, Fearless, which was released in April via AFM Records. He’s joined on the record by vocalist/bassist Dennis Ward (Pink Cream 69, Unisonic) and drummer Will Hunt (Evanescence).
In an interview with Guitar World, Gus discussed the gear he used on Fearless:
“I mainly used my signature Jackson Star guitars,” he said. “But I also used some others, like a Charvel Pro-Mod. And on a song called “Big City” I actually used a reissue 1961 Fiesta Red Strat that Fender did in tribute to Gary Moore. They only made 60, and they were built by master builder John Cruz. They’re just phenomenal. I wanted a little bit of that Gary Moore magic on the record so I decided to use it on the song. And I recorded everything with my signature Blackstar Blackfire 200 and an EVH 5150 III Lunchbox. My tone is a combination of those two amps.”
Gus, Vinnie Moore and Richie Kotzen are currently touring the U.S. together. You can check out tour dates below:
Sep. 21 - Sacramento, CA - Holy Diver
Sep. 23 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater
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