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Foo Zeppelin Supergroup Them Crooked Vultures Announce Tour |
The band announced the trek as follows: The tour kicks off with an October 2 performance at the Austin City Limits music festival, to be preceded by a September 30 Austin City Limits TV taping to air at a later date TBD, as well as an appearance at the October 1 Austin City Limits festival pre-party.
But do not worry as they will be making other stops in North America as well before hopping back overseas for a Winter UK tour.
- dates and details
Dave Matthews Calls In Sick |
Here is the statement the band issued: Regretfully, the September 1st performance at USANA Amphitheatre in West Valley City, UT has been postponed due to doctor-diagnosed strain on Dave Matthews' vocal chords.
We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause. At this time all other performances will continue as scheduled. Ticket holders should stand by for further information which will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
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Puscifer Hitting The Road |
"Efforts to confine our beloved enigma to the Southwestern United States have been thwarted." said Keenan. "We are compelled beyond all reason to bring the noise and share our special sauce. Although authorities suggest you be prepared for any and all possibilities, we simply suggest you arrive happy and hungry."
While the concept for Puscifer came to Keenan in 1995, it wasn't until 2007 that the collective released their debut album, V is for V*****, which was followed by a remix album fittingly titled V is for V*****. Valentine's Day 2009 saw the live debut of the outfit, as the group of musicians and comedians hosted a trio of performances at The Pearl inside the Palms Casino Resort in sin-city itself, Las Vegas.
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Blink-182 Cancel More Shows |
Blink-182 will now play St. Louis, MO on Sept 29 and Cleveland, OH on Sept 30. To accommodate the change, shows in Charlotte, NC and Atlanta, GA have also moved to October 6th and 7th respectively.
All previously purchased tickets will be honored and the band will resume their current tour on September 4th in Kansas City, MO. Travis, Mark and Tom would like to thank all their fans for their support during this difficult time. For additional information, visit
- www.blink182.com.
Dead by Sunrise Set Online Video Debut |
The band's debut album, Out of Ashes, will be available everywhere on October 13th. Pre-order it from iTunes now and get "Fire" instantly, as well as a live version of "Crawl Back In" on release day. Preorder here
Full track listing for Out of Ashes: Fire * Crawl Back In * Too Late * Inside Of Me * Let Down * Give Me Your Name * My Suffering * Condemned * Into You * End Of The World * Walking In Circles * In The Darkness
- Myspace link
Zakk Wylde Doing Peachy Keen |
"I spent three days in a hospital in Eugene, Oregon where they gave me a 24 hour drip of Heparin where they could monitor me. The next two days I received shots of Heparin into my stomach. Each shot lasted 24 hours.
"I was given a cat scan where they found three clots. I was then told each one of the clots passed through my heart. I just received an ultrasound. My left leg has a clot above the side and behind my knee, my calf and running into my heel. My right leg has a clot in between my calf and ankle. In a couple of days I'll have another CT scan to see how my lungs are doing.
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Metallica Beat AC/DC and Zeppelin Among Radio Listeners |
But while Metallica had four entries in the top 50 � matching Led Zeppelin and Guns n'Roses - AC/DC appeared six times. The Rolling Stones and Iron Maiden had three each, with Deep Purple, Jimi Hendrix, Black Sabbath and the Who on two apiece.
Classic-era bands made up the majority of the placings, with Muse the youngest band to appear in the top 100 � their Knights of Cydonia was at No.89. Pearl Jam, Green Day, Soundgarden, Pantera and Foo Fighters also made the cut.
- Check out the top 10 and other results
Trivium Add Second Round of Hell Dates |
This will be the band's final tour for the Shogun album cycle, as Trivium will retreat from the road and work on new material for their next album after this tour commences.
The second leg kicks of October 29 in Atlanta and runs through December 12. The second leg of dates are as follows. A few further dates will be announced at the end of the month, as well.
Might As Well Call It Ozzfest |
The three-day festival will kick off when Ozzy is honored at a tribute event Thursday, September 10th at the House of Blues and then Ozzy will perform the festival's final set Saturday, September 12th.
That's when, for the first time ever, The Sunset Strip (between Doheny Drive and San Vicente Blvd.) will be closed to host two concert stages. Korn, Pepper, The Donnas and Kottonmouth Kings are among the 40 acts performing throughout the day.
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Relient K Go Jive For New Album |
Despised Icon Day of Mourning Tour |
All of you DI fanatics out there can rejoice as the band will be embarking on a massive North American headlining tour this fall with Through The Eyes of The Dead, ABACABB and Molotov Solution.
The "Day of Mourning Tour" kicks off on Sept. 24th and be sure to visit the band's newly revamped MySpace page in order to view their complete touring itinerary. (actually that section was just a broken image at the time of this posting but you can try your luck
- here)
Blues For Tony |
Holdsworth's classic "Fred," Pasqua's equally iconic "Protocosmos" and Lifetime bassist Tony Newman's energetic "Red Alert" are all there from Believe It, New Lifetime's now iconic first release, but here stretched out with plenty of space for relentless soloing from everyone in the group. The 2006/2007 tours would have a lasting affect on Pasqua, inspiring him to return to higher octane fusion for his solo recordings. On Blues for Tony, he plays with the kind of unfettered abandon and deep sophistication that so defined his work with Williams, a direction he largely deserted for more elegant acoustic outings like 1995's Dedications, from which the darkly balladic "San Michele" is culled, but is here reinvented as a potential fusion classic, with its Mahavishnu Orchestra-like arpeggios, Pasqua's gritty electric piano and Wackerman's thundering kit.
In addition to material from Believe It, the group revisits two of Holdsworth's own well-known classics: the change-heavy "Looking Glass," from 1985's Atavachron, and funkier "Pud Wud" from 1990's Sand, the latter opening with an atmospheric unaccompanied solo from Holdsworth that asserts his continued dominance as one of jazz's most harmonically distinctive players, and Haslip's most impressive solo of the set - the perfect confluence of pure virtuosity and in-the-moment melodic composition. Holdsworth's velvety smooth tone is more vocal-like than it's ever been, but equally there's an edge that's reemerged in recent years but has remained undocumented - until now.
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