Plans
Corabi plans to release a solo album on Rat Pack Records in November 2012 called John Corabi Unplugged followed by a tour performing songs from the bands he's worked with throughout his career. He just performed on the first Monsters of Rock cruise in February 2012.
Corabi played three dates, his first as a solo artist, in the Midwest with his new band in early December, 2009. Corabi performed songs from throughout his career, some of which have not been played live since his days with THE SCREAM and MÖTLEY CRÜE. Among the songs performed were "Hooligan's Holiday", "I Don't Care", "Outlaw", "Til Death Do Us Part", "Power To The Music", "Uncle Jack", "Love (I Don't Need It Anymore)", "Shine" and "Father, Mother, Son". A show in Nashville, Tennessee was performed on December 10, 2009 and broadcast on the Internet.
John Corabi is scheduled to perform in the Octoberfest show at the South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, October 1 opening for ex-Gun's & Roses drummer Steven Adler's solo band Adler's Appetite.
Corabi's solo band consists of the following musicians:
- John Corabi - vocals, guitar
- Cheney Brannon - drums, vocals (formerly of Collective Soul)
- Chris Nolen - bass, vocals
- D.A. Karkos - guitar, vocals
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