Legendary guitarist known for Megadeth, Testament, King Diamond, and collaborations with Queensrÿche lead vocalist Geoff Tate brings his signature virtuosity to one of the year's most anticipated jazz-rock releases.
Salt Lake City, UT (PRUnderground) July 22nd, 2026
Global musical artist Isaiah Stewart is proud to announce that former Megadeth Lead Guitarist Glen Drover will be a featured guest on Stewart’s forthcoming jazz rock album, ROCK CITY.
One of the most respected and technically accomplished guitarists of his generation, Drover has built an extraordinary career performing with heavy metal royalty. In addition to his acclaimed tenure as lead guitarist for Megadeth, his remarkable résumé includes performances with Testament, King Diamond, and extensive work alongside Queensrÿche lead vocalist Geoff Tate, earning him worldwide recognition as one of rock and metal’s premier guitar virtuosos.
Now, Drover is bringing that same breathtaking musicianship, melodic sophistication, and unmistakable guitar tone to ROCK CITY—an ambitious project that fuses the improvisational spirit of jazz with the power, excitement, and cinematic scope of arena rock.
Already generating excitement for its bold musical vision and world-class collaborations, ROCK CITY continues to assemble an extraordinary roster of elite musicians from across the globe. The addition of Glen Drover represents another major milestone for the album, further establishing it as a landmark project that refuses to recognize musical boundaries.
“Having Glen Drover perform on ROCK CITY is an incredible honor and a dream come true,” Stewart says. “I’ve admired Glen’s phenomenal guitar playing for many years. His work with Megadeth is simply legendary, but what makes him truly exceptional is the incredible range he’s displayed throughout his career—from Testament and King Diamond to his outstanding work with Geoff Tate. Glen is one of those rare musicians whose technical brilliance is always matched by taste, emotion, and unforgettable melodies.”
Stewart continues:
“What excites me most is that Glen isn’t just one of heavy metal’s finest guitarists—he’s an extraordinary musician. His phrasing, creativity, and command of the instrument transcend genres. He brought incredible passion and energy to ROCK CITY, and his performance absolutely ignites the music. I couldn’t be more thrilled that listeners around the world will hear what we’ve created together.”
Drover’s appearance on ROCK CITY promises to be one of the album’s defining moments. His soaring leads, impeccable technique, and unmistakable musical voice seamlessly complement Stewart’s adventurous compositions, creating a thrilling fusion where jazz sophistication meets unapologetic rock intensity.
For fans of instrumental virtuosity, progressive rock, jazz fusion, and classic heavy metal, ROCK CITY is shaping up to be a must-hear event. The album showcases Isaiah Stewart’s continuing commitment to assembling world-class talent while pushing the creative possibilities of modern jazz rock into exciting new territory.
With Glen Drover’s electrifying contribution, ROCK CITY takes another giant step toward becoming one of the most exciting crossover releases in recent memory—a celebration of fearless musicianship, limitless creativity, and the universal language of great music.
More details about ROCK CITY, including its official release date, tracklist, and additional collaborators, will be announced in the coming weeks.
About Isaiah Stewart
With more than 20 million listeners worldwide, Isaiah Stewart is an award-winning global artist and drummer who has collaborated with KISS lead guitarist Bruce Kulick, Megadeth lead guitarist Glen Drover, and Grammy Award-Winning artists: Randy Brecker, Eumir Deodato, and Tom Scott. His albums deliver all-original groove-oriented music that unites the musical worlds of rock, funk and jazz, into one unique listening experience.
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