#THE WHO GUITARIST FULL#
“t’ll be kind of full circle, emotional thing to go back to the Hollywood Bowl and play, you know, opening for The Who,” Campbell says.Ĭheck out for the band’s full schedule.Ĭopyright © 2022, ABC Audio. The 72-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Famer tells ABC Audio that the Hollywood Bowl show will be poignant for him because that’s where Petty & the Heartbreakers played their last concert in September 2017, a week before Tom Petty‘s death. The Dirty Knobs’ seven-show stand with The Who runs from an October 14 performance in St.Louis through a November 1 concert at the famed Hollywood Bowl in LA. Those who are known mainly as bass guitarists are listed separately at List of bass guitarists. The Who is one of my favorite bands, so I’m just kind of thrilled that that happened.”Ĭampbell cites The Who’s Pete Townshend as a major inspiration, noting, “He is one of the best riff writers and songwriters ever, and from that British mold…That’s what I grew up on was the ’60s, so it’s a big deal for The Dirty Knobs to be on that bill.” This list of guitarists includes notable musicians, known principally for their guitar playing, for whom there is an article in Wikipedia. It was just the power and intensity, and again, simplicity. Pete Townshend was an influence as a rhythm guitarist. “For me, that’s like, ‘Yeah, man, sign me up! I’m there,"” Mike tells ABC Audio about getting to perform with the British rock legends. Eddie Van Halen also pointed in an conversation with Rolling Stone in 2011 that The Who guitarist and main lyricist Pete Townshend was an influence.
But perhaps the cherry on top for Campbell and The Dirty Knobs is a recently announced series of seven concerts opening for The Who this fall.
The group’s itinerary includes headlining shows at clubs and theaters, some festival appearances, and a stint supporting country star Chris Stapleton at select large venues in June and July. Founding Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell has a very busy 2022 tour schedule plotted out with his current band, The Dirty Knobs, which last month released their second studio album, External Combustion.
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