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Steve Vai has traveled the world many times over the course of his decades-long career.

The guitarist recently wrapped a tour in Latin America, where he played a festival in Brazil.

鈥淲e also went to Chile and Costa Rica,鈥� he says. 鈥淚 cover all the nooks and crannies around the world. Though, I鈥檇 really love to perform in Tahiti. I haven鈥檛 done that yet because it鈥檚 rough getting gear to the island. I鈥檝e been there on vacation.鈥�

The Grammy-winning musician is slated to bring his current tour to Revel ABQ on Wednesday, July 19.

鈥淚t鈥檚 been awhile since I鈥檝e been back to Albuquerque,鈥� he says. 鈥淚鈥檝e been enjoying my time on the road. It鈥檚 always felt like my home.鈥�

Over the past two years, Vai released a new studio album titled 鈥淚nviolate鈥� and a record titled 鈥淰ai/Gash,鈥� which he had been holding in his archive for three decades.

Vai recorded the album in 1991 during a stream of consciousness while he was engulfed by the biker culture alongside his friend Johnny 鈥淕ash鈥� Sombrotto.

鈥淲hen he was 21, Gash climbed a high tension tower and was hit with a bolt of electricity to where he fell 30 feet on a barbed wire fence and caught fire,鈥� Vai says. 鈥淗e burned 60% of his body ... (At the time) I was making the music. When it came time to put a vocalist on it, I tried to sing and it was a failure. I got Gash into the studio and I couldn鈥檛 believe what came out of his mouth. He would have made a great rock star. He had the lead singer DNA 鈥� an East Coast tough Italian biker.鈥�

After recording with Sombrotto, Vai held onto the record. In 1998, Sombrotto died in a motorcycle accident and Vai locked it deeper into the vault.

鈥淭hrough the years, I would listen to it,鈥� Vai admits. 鈥淚t has the energy and it was very uplifting. I thought about releasing it one day. Last year, I released it the way it was sent to Mike (Frazier), who mixed it. It鈥檚 a time capsule that I鈥檓 sharing with everyone. I didn鈥檛 want to release it back then, because in the 1990s, it would have been completely buried by all the music. Now is a good time and I have fans that are interested in everything I do. It鈥檚 done well since its release.鈥�

With more than 40 years worth of music, Vai continues to blaze his own path through music.

He says for his setlists, he covers a lot of bases.

鈥淚t鈥檚 important to have a set that has a dynamic flow to it,鈥� he says. 鈥淜eeping the energy levels up so that there鈥檚 not too many ballads. With 鈥業nviolate,鈥� I wanted to make a record that I could take on the road. The songs are challenging to perform. I enjoy the challenges of the road.鈥�

Vai admits that his love for performance has changed throughout the years because of his outlook.

鈥淚 refuse to see shows as work,鈥� he says. 鈥淓ach is a blessed opportunity to be with people for a couple of hours. I鈥檓 inspired by every audience, and it becomes an exchange of energy. I鈥檓 also a seeker of spiritual truths. That鈥檚 always the key to releasing resistance to yourself.鈥�