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The event includes highlights from the 'Oh Say You Can Stream' benefit plus new guests.

'It’s hard to shake your nerves.'

It's been a big year for Alter Bridge, as evidenced by the band's strong showing in the recent Loudwire Music Awards. This weekend they'll take their next turn in the spotlight, as frontman Myles Kennedy and guitarist Mark Tremonti drop by VH1 Classic's 'That Metal Show.'

A few months back, we learned that Alter Bridge had begun working on their fourth album.  Now, guitarist Mark Tremonti is spilling some details about the record.

Wolfgang Van Halen is coming into his own these days, emerging from the family business to show off his wicked bass skills as a now permanent member of Tremonti, the band led by Creed / Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti.

Mark Tremonti is currently winding down the latest North American tour leg for his self-titled band, and Alter Bridge are about to become his primary focus. The guitarist tells Billboard that after meeting briefly earlier this year, the band is ready to resume work on a new disc and has the beginnings of the effort in place.

The man of many bands, guitarist Mark Tremonti, will be the special guest on this weekend's Loudwire Radio show with host Mike 'Sandman' Sanders. The rocker took the time to discuss his solo band, Creed and Alter Bridge.

Tremonti left fans contemplating what was to come with a teaser for the 'Wish You Well' video earlier this week and now that the clip has arrived, it is every bit as spooky as you would expect.

After recently announcing that they would be releasing their fourth album in 2013, the members of Alter Bridge have now started working on the new disc.

Mark Tremonti will kick off 2013 in much the same way he ended 2012 -- fronting his "solo" band. Tremonti has received plenty of positive feedback for his 'All I Was' album and he's announced plans to continue touring overseas in early February, followed by a handful of new North American dates in late February and early March.

Guitar great Mark Tremonti may have spent a good amount of 2012 engrossed in supporting his first solo album, but it looks like 2013 is all systems go for Alter Bridge.

Just before Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti was preparing to kick off the first tour with his solo project Tremonti, he found out the bassist Brian Marshall would be unable to join him on the road.  Enter Wolfgang Van Halen, who agreed to step in for the tour.  Less than 24 hours later, Tremonti's first show was in Coventry, R.I., and now behind the scenes footage has been released