Columbus, OH (Rock on the Range), May 19, 2017 Options

[dangum]

http://rockontherange.com/

Unsure, which day Live is performing.

Bands include:

Metallica, Soundgarden, Korn, Offspring, Bush, Primus

[Bremang]

http://theprovince.com/entertainment/ed-ko...e-acoustic-tour

Kowalczyk says that he only had about a dozen voice lessons from an aunt before choir singing as a kid. He still uses those same warm-up exercises and they do the trick. Although he admits that he and all of his peers could've learned from earlier artists about writing more in a register they could keep singing in later on in life.

"I was actually backstage at a Chris Cornell show in L.A. and he and I both were talking about that. He was asking why he hadn't written songs like Black Hole Sun a few keys lower because he's so known for being that kind of singer that when he has a bit of a cold or just travel lag it would be a lot easier. Of course, he still hits all the right notes impressively."

http://audioinkradio.com/2012/11/ed-kowalc...-chris-cornell/

Several '90s frontmen are doing the solo thing lately, including Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam, to name a few.



Yeah, I saw Chris' songbook tour last year in Los Angeles and loved it. There comes a cycle where it makes sense and the fan base is ready for that kind of experience in the life of a songwriter. You mentioned all of those artists and myself in there, and with all of us, we have so many songs that people identify with and know, and to be able to experience those in such a stripped-down, intimate way after 10 or 15 years seems like the thing to do. People are ready to sit down in a theater and really soak that in. There seems to be space for it at some point in a career, and my fans love it.