The annual three-ring circus that is Ozzfest has become a perennial summer celebration of all things loud and abrasive over the last decade – and this summer’s lineup will not disappoint. Black Sabbath and British metal stalwarts Iron Maiden – who will be playing material exclusively from their first four albums – will share headlining duties, and they’ll be joined for the 26-city ride by Rob Zombie and a host of young metal bands, starting on July 15. Along with Sabbath, Maiden and Zombie, the main stage will also include Killswitch Engage, Shadows Fall and Ozzfest regulars Zakk Wylde’s Black… Read more »
Well, last year we bid a sad and final farewell to Molson Park in Barrie, a favourite summer concert/festival venue in Ontario for the past 20 years and the host of many past Edgefests. The 2003 Edgefest made history by being the last event to ever be held at the Park. But with Molson Park sadly out of the picture, the state of Edgefest’ s existence was left up in the air. We weren’t sure if there was even going to be another Edgefest, let alone where the next one would be held. But Edgefest 2004 is a go and… Read more »
As first reported here last week, the Eagles will kick off their first North American tour in seven years May 31 in Reno, Nev. The 31-date trek will wrap July 20 in Biloxi, Miss., and comes as the group is working on its first studio album of all new material since 1979’s “The Long Run.” Pre-sale tickets for the Reno, El Paso, Texas, Portland, Ore.,and Moline, Ill., shows go on sale Thursday (April 18) through Yahoo!, and will be available Monday through Ticketmaster. Fans who buy tickets via Yahoo! will have the chance to win front row seats to a… Read more »
Grayscale are currently rocking out on the Sad Summer Fest with The Maine and All Time Low – as they gear up for new songs and a new album. And Gunz has all your Grayscale questions answered in this interview – influences, what the album will sound like, as well as an announcement about Grayscale’s upcoming headlining tour! It’s all here with one of the best bands you need to know – Grayscale, and Gunz!!!
Gunz speaks with his favorite John – John Oh from The Maine! The two discuss knowing each other for 15+ years now and how the band is finally getting the mainstream recognition that they deserve – including radio exposure. We are also gearing up for the Sad Summer Fest – which is less than 3 weeks away featuring The Maine and All Time Low and more!”
A show where MOD SUN co-hosted plus we called Tyler Posey to talk about the Internet Killed The Rockstar Tour AND The Maine and Jack Barakat stopped by to talk all about Sad Summer Fest and XOXO: From Love & Anxiety in Real Time!
The Maine is about to close the book on their You Are Ok era, but before they do drummer Pat Kirch is swinging by The Gunz Show to chat.
Listen in as he tells us what to expect from the band’s upcoming event, Flowers On The Grave: A Livestream Concert Experience. He also chats Sad Summer Fest, life as a dad during quarantine, and staying positive throughout the madness.
It’s time for The Gunz Show, so you better be ready for another killer episode featuring one of your all time favorites: Derek Sanders of Mayday Parade.
When Derek calls in to catch up with Gunz, they chat about Sad Summer Fest, his upcoming solo EP, and the year ahead for Mayday Parade. Listen in now!
I recap Warped AC, I talk with Dan from The Used about Disrupt Fest and I talk with Kennedy from The Maine about Sad Summer Fest… WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR TAKE A LISTEN!
I’M EXCITED FOR YOU TO HEAR ALL THE MUSIC AND INTERVIEWS I HAVE ON MY SHOW THIS WEEK. Tyler from State Champs called in to talk about Sad Summer Fest and more, Fame On Fire called in to talk about signing to Hopeless Records and more and Woes called in cause they’re dope as heck.
