Slash Talks Shredding With Broadway’s Vampires in ‘The Lost Boys’

MusicNewsletter newsroom brief · 22d ago · 1 min read · via rollingstone.com

Guns N’ Roses guitarist joins Tony-winning vampire musical he co-produced for a one-off performance of “Have to Have You”

Slash, the iconic guitarist of Guns N' Roses, recently made a surprise appearance on Broadway, shredding his way through a performance of "Have to Have You" in the Tony-winning musical "The Lost Boys". The one-off performance was a special treat for fans of the show, which Slash co-produced. This collaboration brings together two seemingly disparate worlds - rock music and Broadway theater - highlighting the versatility of Slash as a musician and the enduring appeal of "The Lost Boys" as a cultural phenomenon.

The musical, based on the 1987 film of the same name, has been a critical and commercial success, with its blend of music, dance, and drama captivating audiences. By joining forces with the cast of "The Lost Boys", Slash is not only showcasing his impressive guitar chops but also introducing his own brand of rock 'n' roll to a new audience. This crossover event speaks to the ongoing trend of blurring boundaries between different artistic mediums and the desire for innovative collaborations.

As the music and theater worlds continue to intersect, it's worth keeping an eye on future projects that might bring together unexpected talents. With Slash's involvement in "The Lost Boys" and the recent success of music-driven productions like "Hadestown" and "Moulin Rouge!", it's clear that the possibilities for creative fusion are endless. Fans of Slash, "The Lost Boys", and musical theater in general will be eagerly anticipating what's next for this talented guitarist and the Broadway production that he's helped bring to life.

Originally reported by rollingstone.com. MusicNewsletter adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.

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