LoNero Needs YOUR Photo for Your New Album Cover + More Shows!

LoNero's album is almost ready but we need one crucial thing before it's done...YOU! That's right. We want you on the cover. The name of the new album will be called J.F.L. and we need a photo of you holding a sign that says "J.F.L.". Be as creative as you'd like or just snap a quick shot. Doesn't have to be elaborate. Use your cell phone if you have to. The higher the resolution the better but hey if it isn't no worries. We'll make it work. Please send all photos toinfo@LoNero.net subject "JFL". Deadline to submit is 3/15/11.

Here's an example of what we're looking for..courtesy of Producer Michael Rosen:

Upcoming Shows

LegacyAntioch, CAFri Mar 18 1108:00 PM

Kimo's Bar & Penthouse LoungeSan Francisco, CAWed Mar 30 1108:00 PM 

The AvalonSan Clara, CAFri Apr 08 1108:00 PM

Vinnies Bar and GrillConcord, CASat Apr 09 1108:00 PM

Sunset ParkLas Vegas, NVSat May 21 1110:00 AM

"Guitarist Bill Lonero and crew have gear endorsements out the wazoo, promotional help from Apple Computer, two-million MySpace plays, and they claim to have invented "instrumental guitarcore," so you should really hate them. But you can't, because they're just so damn good." — Michael Molenda (Editor), Guitar Player Magazine

"BATTLE AXES: Pumping out straight-ahead, all-instrumental rock with the technical precision of a computer engineer whiz on speed, LoNero takes the stage at VooDoo tonight supporting their long-awaited sophomore album, Relentless. Led by one of the best guitarists in the local scene, Bill Lonero, the quartet rips out metal-laced rock anthems that are as polished as anything you're going to find circulated on the airwaves or the well-established arena circuit. If you dig the sounds of Joe Satriani or Steve Vai, but don't feel like kicking down half your paycheck to Ticketmaster to see them live, swing by the VooDoo and check out what this local ax-man and LoNero bring to the amp wars." — San Jose Metro

"There’s quite literally an endless amount of music genres these days, but none focuses more on the talent and melodic power of a guitar than guitarcore. A new term coined by California instrumental guitarist Bill Lonero (whose band LoNero — same name, different spelling — champions the genre)" — Jim Dalrymple, Gibson.com