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Sebastian Bach and Steve Stevens Take On Led Zeppelin and Van Halen
01/30/2012
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(hennemusic) Sebastian Bach has been out promoting his new album, "Kicking & Screaming." Bach took a detour from his regular gigs to team up for some shows over the weekend at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York with Billy Idol guitarist Steve Stevens.

The Iridium shows saw Bach and Stevens "doing two sets a night," including "some special unexpected songs," according to Sebastian.

The group was rounded out by Neil Jason on bass, Anton Fig on drums and Pete Thorn on guitar and some of those unexpected songs included covers of Led Zeppelin, Billy Idol and Van Halen. Check them out here.

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