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Orianthi Panagaris, better known by her first name, is an Australian songstress and musician from Adelaide, Australia. She is best known for her debut single “According to You”, and playing in Alice Coopers touring band, alongside playing guitar in Michael Jackson’s ill fated This is It film.

It all began for Orianthi when she started playing the piano when she was three but moved to the guitar when she was six. She started to write songs when she turned 15, and played in bands and ensembles since the age of 14. At just 15, she shared the stage with Steve Vai and then at 18, jammed with Carlos Santana at a sound check, who even invited her onstage to play with him during his set at Memorial Drive on March 30th 2003. It was because of Santana, that Orianthi landed a deal with Paul Reed Smith guitars. She released her debut album “Violet Journey” in 2005 playing all the instruments and writing every part. It earned her a record deal with Geffen Records in 2006, and an artist management deal with 19 Entertainment. She has since featured in a TV ad for Panasonic HD and played at the Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival.

He television debut came in the form of featuring in Carrie Underwood’s band as her lead guitarist at the 51st annual Grammy Awards. It was that very performance that caught the attention of Michael Jackson’s management who got in touch with Orianthi to audition for This Is It. She later performed at Jackson’s memorial, which was globally broadcasted. She featured on the song “We Are the world 25 for Haiti” which was co-written with Michael Jackson.

Her solo career was thriving after she released the song “According to You” which reached number 2 on US Radio airplay, and achieved Platinum sales in the US and Australia. Following the success of the release of her album, she opened for notable artists, John Mayer, Mika, Kid Rock and more, and was the recipient of a BMI Pop Music Award for “According to You” and was name one of The Top 10 Female Guitar Players of All Time”.

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You would never expect a fairly soft-spoken, small blonde Australian girl to melt your face off with her guitar skills…that is until you saw Orianthi. From the moment she takes the stage and plays her first note, you are instantly blown away by her skills.

She was originally a lead guitarist for many popular artists such as Carrie Underwood and the late, great Michael Jackson. In fact, it was during his funeral when she performed “We Are The World,” with other big names. From that point on she really gained a ton of momentum and was able to do a solo career. But honestly, the girl has so much skill that deserves so many accolades than she has not been given.

She started the show with a few riffs, and then addressed the audience. She thanked them, and kind of talk about how she had previously played the venue with another artist. She then introduced the song that was about to be performed and jumped right into it; and it is literally just her smashing on guitar and a drummer. Girl crush to the max. She makes playing the guitar look so easy, and plays with such passion that you cannot take your eyes off of her. Her voice is fluid, pitched well, and laced with as much passion as her guitar playing. I completely gave in to her music and join the crowd in a rock out session, probably one of the best I could have been in.

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What a beautiful talented lady. I did not know who this was until I saw her up on stage with Richie on 25th October, 2016, at Glasgow Hydro..............great guitar player too. Would recommend advertising advertising advertising.........get on as many shows as you can.....promote yourself...........off to a great start playing along with Richie from Bon Jovi........all the best for your future x Debs

Richie Sambora & Orianthi were very good warm up entertainment, struggled to see very well but Bad Company were excellent, just like listening to the albums,

Thanks for an excellent night it was thoroughly enjoyable

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Blues rock guitar virtuoso Orianthi wanted to create something special to celebrate her 25thanniversary as a professional musician. The Australian-born, Los Angeles-based Orianthi entered The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger’s Love Street Sound studio where she wrote, produced and recorded her debut single for Woodward Avenue Records. “First Time Blues “was released on February 23.

Orianthi has been performing “First Time Blues in concert with her band for the past year and was able to cut it live in the studio in just a few takes. She burns up “First Time Blues” with her impassioned vocals and blazing guitar licks. Joining her on track are Justin Andres (bass, vocals),Carey Frank(keyboards),Nick Maybury(electric and acoustic guitar) and Elias Mallin(drums).

“‘First Time Blues’ is about that feeling of when you first feel brokenhearted. It doesn’t change throughout life if you really have the strength to love and be all-in every time. I'm guilty of that...throwing myself into the fire just to get burned, heal, then get burned again...or not. You never know. Love is a gamble!” said Orianthi.

To add a second guitar solo to “First Time Blues,” Orianthi invited a friend to record with her: three-time Grammy nominated blues rock guitar prodigy Joe Bonamassa . They had played together many times, but “First Time Blues” is their first recording together. “My good friend and legend Joe Bonamassa put down his fire leads on the second solo section. Joe is such a great musician. We have jammed many times in the past and I’m grateful he came in and added his magic to ‘First Time Blues,’” said Orianthi who also wrote, produced and recorded her second single for Woodward Avenue Records, “Bad For Each Other” (release date TBA), at Love Street Sound.

Orianthi (Orianthi Panagaris) looks as much like a rock star as she does a supermodel. But it’s her extraordinary guitar chops that turn the most heads. She began playing professionally when she was thirteen years old before going on to perform and/or tour with Carlos Santana, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper, Richie Sambora and Dave Stewart. She was hired by Michael Jackson for his “This Is It Tour” before his untimely death and was a member of the super group Hollywood Vampires (Cooper, Joe Perry, Johnny Depp and Tommy Henriksen).Orianthi’s debut album, “Violet Journey,” was released in 2005 and she has issued five solo albums to date. She was featured accompanying Carrie Underwood during a Grammy Awards telecast, performed on American Idol ,and appears in Jackson’s documentary concert film, “This Is It.” Elle magazine named Orianthi one of the “12 Greatest Female Electric Guitarists” and she won the 2010 “Breakthrough Guitarist of the Year” award from Guitar International magazine.

The Florida-based Woodward Avenue Records is a boutique independent label committed to producing and distributing unique, collaborative musical projects that masterfully fuse genres. From jazz, R&B, soul, blues and gospel to rock, pop ,country, Americana and Latin music, Woodward Avenue Records supports standout artists releasing exceptional recordings.

Woodward Avenue Records founder and president Mark Nordman said, “As a label, we've always been about supporting great artists in making the kind of music that's in their heart and soul, without commercial or arbitrary requirements to simply ‘fit’ in some preconceived genre box. We believe that if the music is great and created with passion and excellence, it will find its own lane with our help. There is no one who represents those ideals more than Orianthi, and we are absolutely thrilled to be working with her and her team. I promise you, there is some really awesome and memorable music on the way, and we can’t wait for people all over the world to hear it!

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LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (23 January 2024): Blues rock guitar virtuoso Orianthi wanted to create something special to celebrate her 25th anniversary as a professional musician. The Australian-born, Los Angeles-based Orianthi entered The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger’s Love Street Sound studio where she wrote, produced and recorded her debut single for Woodward Avenue Records. “First Time Blues” will be released on February 23. 

Orianthi has been performing “First Time Blues” in concert with her band for the past year and was able to cut it live in the studio in just a few takes. She burns up “First Time Blues” with her impassioned vocals and blazing guitar licks. Joining her on track are Justin Andres (bass, vocals), Carey Frank (keyboards), Nick Maybury (electric and acoustic guitar) and Elias Mallin (drums).

“‘First Time Blues’ is about that feeling of when you first feel brokenhearted. It doesn’t change throughout life if you really have the strength to love and be all-in every time. I'm guilty of that…throwing myself into the fire just to get burned, heal, then get burned again…or not. You never know. Love is a gamble!” said Orianthi.

To add a second guitar solo to “First Time Blues,” Orianthi invited a friend to record with her: three-time Grammy nominated blues rock guitar prodigy Joe Bonamassa. They had played together many times, but “First Time Blues” is their first recording together.

“My good friend and legend Joe Bonamassa put down his fire leads on the second solo section. Joe is such a great musician. We have jammed many times in the past and I’m grateful he came in and added his magic to ‘First Time Blues,’” said Orianthi who also wrote, produced and recorded her second single for Woodward Avenue Records, “Bad For Each Other” (release date TBA), at Love Street Sound.

Orianthi (Orianthi Panagaris) looks as much like a rock star as she does a supermodel. But it’s her extraordinary guitar chops that turn the most heads. She began playing professionally when she was thirteen years old before going on to perform and/or tour with Carlos Santana, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper, Richie Sambora and Dave Stewart. She was hired by Michael Jackson for his “This Is It Tour” before his untimely death and was a member of the supergroup Hollywood Vampires (Cooper, Joe Perry, Johnny Depp and Tommy Henriksen). Orianthi’s debut album, “Violet Journey,” was released in 2005 and she has issued five solo albums to date. She was featured accompanying Carrie Underwood during a Grammy Awards telecast, performed on American Idol, and appears in Jackson’s documentary concert film, “This Is It.” Elle magazine named Orianthi one of the “12 Greatest Female Electric Guitarists” and she won the 2010 “Breakthrough Guitarist of the Year” award from Guitar International magazine.   The Florida-based Woodward Avenue Records is a boutique independent label committed to producing and distributing unique, collaborative musical projects that masterfully fuse genres. From jazz, R&B, soul, blues and gospel to rock, pop, country, Americana and Latin music, Woodward Avenue Records supports standout artists releasing exceptional recordings.  Woodward Avenue Records founder and president Mark Nordman said, “As a label, we've always been about supporting great artists in making the kind of music that's in their heart and soul, without commercial or arbitrary requirements to simply ‘fit’ in some preconceived genre box. We believe that if the music is great and created with passion and excellence, it will find its own lane with our help. There is no one who represents those ideals more than Orianthi, and we are absolutely thrilled to be working with her and her team. I promise you, there is some really awesome and memorable music on the way, and we can't wait for people all over the world to hear it!”

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Why Orianthi is your favorite rock stars' favorite rock star: 'She is absolutely amazing'

Orianthi was in the studio with Diane Warren, the legendary songwriter, putting the finishing touches on a vocal for "Believe," her first release on Geffen Records, when she found herself distracted by a message on her MySpace page.

“This was when MySpace existed,” she says.

“I got a message going, 'Hey, you're what we're looking for. This is Michael Jackson's musical director. Michael wants to talk to you tonight. Are you free?' I was like, 'What?!' I was literally putting down a vocal. And after I finished, I was, for some reason, checking my MySpace. I said, 'Diane, do you think this is real?' She goes, 'It's really cool if it is.'”

It was, it turns out, both really cool and very real.

She found herself talking to Jackson and his musical director on the phone that night.

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“He was like, 'Can you learn “Beat It” and three other songs tonight, come in tomorrow and play them for me with the band? I'd love for you to be my lead guitar player.'” Orianthi recalls.

“And I'm like, 'Oh my God!' I remember rushing home and cranking up my very loud amplifier in my apartment at the time. My Pomeranian was barking and the people next door to me had to be like, 'Oh my God, this crazy guitar player has moved in.’”

Orianthi recalls learning 'Beat It' for Michael Jackson audition

At a certain point, she decided that mastering Eddie Van Halen’s finger-tapping solo note for note was not the way to land the gig.

“I thought, ‘There's no frickin' way I can try to fill Eddie's shoes or Jennifer Batten or anyone before me,’” the Australian guitarist recalls.

“So I'm just gonna do my version of the solo. Because I'm an artist. I kind of looked at it like, 'I am who I am, and they are incredible,' right? I'll do the best as I possibly can at learning the solo note for note, but I'm playing with my own feel and my own take on it. A lot of people would listen going, 'Oh, she didn't do it exactly like Eddie.' Well, no one can play it just like Eddie. I'm not a robot."

That allowed her to go into that audition thinking, "OK, he'll either love it or hate it.”

'I'm very, very grateful that I had that time' with Michael Jackson

Jackson ended up loving it, bringing Orianthi on as his guitarist for a residency at O2 Arena in London that was scheduled to start July 13, 2009, but was canceled in the wake of Jackson’s unexpected death on June 25, 2009.

“It's just really, really sad what happened,” Orianthi says. “But I'm very, very grateful that I had that time with him. What Michael, I think, wanted to do was just have all new people around him and make it this incredible show, which it would have been.”

Although the concerts never happened, the rehearsals were beautifully captured in the documentary “Michael Jackson’s This Is It.”

“I loved working with Michael,” Orianthi says. “He was very particular. But hey, I listened and I learned. I feel like I'm a much better entertainer and musician because of him.

"It definitely lifts you up when you're on the stage with someone like that. He's so dedicated, it makes you give 110%, 120%. I'm already hard on myself. But you get next to someone like that, and you realize that's why they're one of the biggest pop stars in the world. Because they live for it.”

Alice Cooper was 'always, like Michael Jackson, 110% on stage'

Orianthi saw a bit of that same quality in Alice Cooper when she joined his band on lead guitar in 2011, staying on for three years.

“He was always, like Michael Jackson, 110% on stage,” she says. “After working with Michael Jackson and getting to work with Alice Cooper, they're just the ultimate showmen.”

An Alice Cooper concert obviously entails a very different type of showmanship than what she saw with Jackson.

“It's like Rocky Horror celebrating Halloween every night,” she says.

“I had such a good time. I was covered in blood. Not real blood, but the whole makeup thing. My hair got bigger and bigger. We went pretty crazy on that. You've gotta dodge knives. You've gotta dodge Frankenstein. Confetti cannons. Pythons. There's just a lot going on.”

That extends to Alice Cooper's music.

“They're not easy songs to play,” she says. “They're very orchestrated with three guitar players. I had to learn 25 songs in a week before joining that band.”

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Orianthi and Alice Cooper met on 'American Idol' of all places

She and Cooper had met on the set of “American Idol,” playing “School’s Out.”

It was on the final day of recording an album in Nashville with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics that she got the call from Cooper.

“He's like, 'Hey, it's Alice. We just did 'American Idol' together. My guitar player is going to Thin Lizzy. Would you join my band and be my lead guitar player? I've got a world tour coming up.'”

She was supposed to do her own tour in support of “Heaven in This Hell,” the album she’d just made with Stewart. Instead, she spent the next three years on tour with Cooper.

“I lived on the bus with them, waking up, having coffee with Alice and Sheryl, just talking and getting a lot of great advice," she says.

The best advice he gave her was to keep her stage persona separate from the person on that tour bus.

“He would always tell me, 'Your day-to-day life is different from when you're on stage. That's a role you play.’ During the day, he plays golf and goes shopping and walks around. He’s just a normal person. Then at nighttime, he becomes Alice Cooper. That for me is, like, a big thing. You've got to separate the two.”

Alice Cooper says there's nobody like Orianthi

Cooper credits his longtime producer Bob Ezrin with suggesting Orianthi for the job.

“He said, 'Have you ever thought about a female guitar player?’” Cooper recalls.

“And I went 'No,' but after I heard her play, I thought, 'She is absolutely amazing.' I always look for a guitar player that's based in the blues. They're always the best guitar players. If you look at Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck and all those guys, they were all blues players."

From what he's heard her play, he figures she could hold her own onstage with Aerosmith, the Rolling Stones or even Eric Clapton.

"She could plug in and play with anybody," Cooper says. "She's really an exceptional guitar player. And a unique personality. There’s nobody like Ori.”

Orianthi's new album explores her blues roots

Her deep roots in the blues are definitely showing on the album she has coming out this year, her first release since 2022’s “Rock Candy.”

It’s a self-produced effort she recorded mostly live at Doors guitarist Robby Krieger’s studio with Joe Bonamassa adding what she calls “blues fire guitar” to the end of the first single, due out Feb. 23, “First Time I Got the Blues.”

“I've just been writing a lot, going back to the music that I listened to when I was younger,” she says.

“This is the record I kind of wanted to make from the beginning, which was, you know, Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Stevie Ray, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, that kind of vibe, you know, mixed with a bit of country. Organically, these songs, the way they sound, and everything are not thought out. They’re like, ‘This is how I’m feeling. This is how I want to sound.’

"You’re making music for yourself, in a way, which is kind of selfish. But if you move yourself first, hopefully, other people feel it, too.”

Orianthi was 6 when she learned her first guitar chords

Orianthi was 6 years old when she started playing guitar, drawn to the instrument by the fun her father appeared to be having anytime he played guitar.

“I was like, ‘I want to do that. That’s fun,’” she recalls. “And as soon as he put it in my hands and I learned three chords, I was under the spell of music immediately. Then trying to get vibrato like B.B. King, I would sit there for hours. It was something that I wasn’t forced to do, you know. It was something I wanted to do.”

At a certain point, her parents thought it best to have her study classical guitar.

“I hated it,” she says.

“I think my parents wanted to see if I would take it seriously enough, so they were like, 'You should probably go to university at 10.’ I got accepted, which is wild. I was the youngest there. And I studied classical at 10 years old and learned sight-reading, theory and everything.”

How a Carlos Santana concert changed everything for Orianthi

She dropped out after seeing a Santana concert.

As she recalls, “That was like, 'Oh, hell no, I don't want to play classical anymore with a teacher — you know, studying. It felt like school.

"For me, it's all about freedom. And music represents that. It's a job, at the end of the day. But it's the best job in the world because it's like therapy for yourself and many other people. You can help people, like I was helped as a kid, listening to my favorite records, going through a weird time at school. Music saved me."

By the time she was 18, Orianthi had come to the attention of the man whose concert put her on the track to where she is today, Carlos Santana.

“He’s like my other dad out here,” she says.

“Carlos and I, we talk every other day. And his wife, Cindy. We're all very close. Getting to sit in with him and learn from him, what a teacher to have, right? He’s incredible. As a human. As a player. He hits one note, like B.B. King, and it speaks volumes. And he means it when he plays it. That is something that comes from within. You can't learn that.”

Finding a way to hit that one note that speaks volumes has been Orianthi’s driving force from the beginning.

“When I got my first guitar, my dad didn't say, 'You go practice,’” she says. “It was more like I wanted to get in trouble, so I'd get sent to my room so I could practice. Because I loved it. And when you have that sort of childlike enthusiasm for something in life, you wake up every morning and go, 'This is what I want to do.’ I feel so blessed that I get to do this."

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When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 4.

Where: Celebrity Theatre, 440 N. 32nd St., Phoenix.

Admission: $25-$95. 

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Orianthi w/ special guests The Black Moods

Orianthi will be joined in Phoenix by special guests THE BLACK MOODS

Platinum selling recording artists and world class guitarist, Orianthi, has over 29 million streams on Spotify and over 110 million views on Tik Tok with the resurgence of her viral song, “According to You.”  From playing with Michael Jackson to being a part of Alice Cooper’s touring band to playing with country superstar Carrie Underwood, Orianthi is known for playing with music royalty and now you get the chance to see her solo tour LIVE in AZ! Don’t miss it.

Listen to her viral sensation song, “According to You” below. 

Meet special guest, The Black Moods! 

THE BLACK MOODS play raw, amplified rock & roll. A classic power trio for the modern world, they turn the genre’stimeless ingredients—electric guitar, anthemic hooks, and percussive punch—into a sound that’s both contemporary and climactic. Born in the Arizona desert and reared on stages across North America alongside acts including The Doors’ Robby Krieger, Shinedown, Jane’s Addiction, Whitesnake, Collective Soul, The Dead Daisies andThe Gin Blossoms, The Black Moods have continued to “lead the charge in bringing back melodic rock here in the 21st Century” (Loudwire).

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