Rockbottom Music, which has been based in Croydon, South London, England for over 36 years, and still one of London’s biggest music stores on two floors has its grand reopening starting on Wednesday, March 28, with Whitesnake members Doug Aldrich (guitar), Michael Devin (bass) and Brian Tichy (drums) making a guest appearance and signing in store from 5:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., followed by a show at Croydon’s Fairfield Halls on the same day. The show is scheduled to start at 9:30 p.m. and tickets are £12.00 in advance from the box office.
Following the civil unrest and rioting back in August 2011, Rockbottom, along with Reeves Furniture and other business in the locale, were heavily looted and severely fire damaged, and the shop has since been closed for extensive building and refurbishment work since then.
The shop is now ready for the 21st Century with a complete refit, including suspended trussing, LED lights, full wall display glass cabinets, and specialist guitar, amp, PA and drum departments, as well as specialist books and on site tuition. The new music production and recording department is now open.
Call the store on 0208 680 1042 or visit them at 68-70 London Road, Croydon, CR0 2TB (300 yards from West Croydon Station) for professional advice, sales and an unbiased, in-depth knowledge of everything musical.
In a posting on the official Whitesnake web site, the band said it planned to spend 2012 mixing live material from the 2011 tour, including a concert DVD. “Other ‘Snake-related projects are also in the works, including new material, though there are no definite plans to record a full studio album at this time,” the group added.
The message continued, “Some of the bandmembers will be keeping busy with other musical projects throughout 2012 and www.whitesnake.com will try to provide information related to their activities, as well as the individual members’ web sites.”
Source: www.blabbermouth.net
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