Phish will perform three sets on the 31st, celebrating its first New Year's Eve show since the band's concert at the same venue in 2003. The group also rang in 2000 in Florida - Phish's Big Cypress show was the largest paid concert in the world on the eve of the millennium.

Good to Be is a culmination of guitarist/vocalist, Ed Anderson's thirteen year journey on the road of rock and roll. For the band's fifth full length release, Backyard Tire Fire delivers an album full of working-man songs that provide an upbeat, glass half full approach to life. Drawing on inspiration from everyday events, Anderson weaves his way through the fabric of life making a patchwork of eleven songs that bear the message of empathy, humanity and hope.

The band debuted songs from the EP live via a FearlessRadio.com performance on Monday, November 9. The podcast is available here

"The video for 'In Lieu Of Pay' uses animation to go along with this song," singer Nick Faiella explains. "It cuts between two streams of consciousness and how two people perceive the same situation. Young and old, right and wrong."

The album's title track "Here In Filth" captures a sense of being alone. "The video also depicts someone you can see but isn't physically there, going through the motions of life and not really fitting into any one scene," describes guitarist Adam Lewis. "The video starts with sharks chasing these fish, like something from the past that won't go away, drug abuse and hardships. Then it goes to our main character who is trying to fit in anywhere, with anyone, but can't because he's not really there."

Collectively, We Are The In Crowd released the following statement: "We're beyond stoked to be a part of the Hopeless Records family. This label has been home to so many artists that have inspired us over the years. It's so awesome to think we're joining a team with such an impressive history."

No Explanation Records is an innovative label that focuses on a unique business model designed to "partner" with the Artist to improve their music, brand and fan base while allowing the Artist to maintain the rights to their music. No Explanation Records CEO, Jay Burton, sums it up well with the company's tagline "Everything is About To Change". Burton explains that this new label is designed for a rapidly changing music industry and is intent on becoming the leader in a new age of technology and creativity.

The band takes the stage at 10PM and will perform many of Asia's hit songs plus new material from the recent Asia Featuring John Payne EP release "Military Man". This is Asia Featuring John Payne's last show of the 2009 touring season.