He also talks about his decision to become a drummer
London Hudson, son of guitarist Slash, and his colleague Nico Tsangaris participated in the Appetite For Distortion podcast to talk about their band Classless Act and the return of Guns N' Roses.
At just 15 years old, London says his decision to play drums and not follow in Slash's footsteps was to create independence and not be in his father's shadow: “I wanted to do something different. I went to Guitar Center with my dad and started playing a drum set they had there and I really enjoyed it.”
Regarding his father's reunion with Axl and Duffy, he says that Slash is very excited, "He seems very happy to be able to play with the people he loves. It's cool because I don't remember much about Velvet Revolver, so seeing him like this in a band and seeing him excited at every show is really cool. He gets nervous before shows and spends 20 minutes alone before each one."
Check out the full interview below: