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For The Win

3OH!3 Too Fast For Love Tour House Of Blues,…


3OH!3  Too Fast For Love Tour House Of Blues, Boston Haven’t caught this action packed show yet? Make sure you check them out, here’s the rest of the dates… 5.11 Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club 5.12 New York City, NY @ Roseland Ballroom 5.15 Chicago, IL @ The Bamboozle Chicago 5.16 Des Moines, IA @ Val Air Ballroom 5.18 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue 5.19 Kansas City, MO @ Uptown Theater 5.21 Denver, CO @ The Fillmore 5.22 Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue 5.23 Reno, NV @ Grand Sierra Resort 5.25 Portland, OR @ Roseland Theatre 5.26 Seattle, WA @ The Showbox 5.28 San Francisco, CA @ Warfield 5.29 San Diego, CA @ Soma 5.30 Anaheim, CA @ The Grove 6.01 Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia 6.02 Phoenix, AZ @ TBD 6.04 Dallas, TX @ Palladium 6.05 Houston, TX @ Verizon Wireless Theatre 6.07 Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle 6.08 West Palm Beach, FL @ Pompano Beach Amphitheatre 6.09 Orlando, FL @ House Of Blues 6.11 Philadelphia, PA @ Festival Pier

Interviews

Go Radio frontman dishes about new EP, tour


Nearly two weeks after the release of its most recent EP, Go Radio has its hands full traveling the country on the TourSick tour. Recently idobi caught up with frontman Jason Lancaster to discuss the new album, its significance as the band’s first release under Fearless Records as well as the band’s upcoming plans.

Concert Reviews

Into the Wild tour sells out NYC venue


Front flips over a piano, a Lady Gaga cover and a laser light show were just some of the highlights from the sold-out 30 Seconds to Mars performance at Roseland Ballroom Wednesday night.

Featured

Beyonce, ‘NSYNC, Outkast top decade-end sales list


The years between 2000 and 2009 were very good for Beyoncé, ‘NSYNC, Michael Jackson and Nickelback, according to figures released by the Recording Industry Association of America on Wednesday.

Featured

Unsigned band Stay content without record deal


DETROIT – Amidst tough economic times and an ever changing music industry, not everybody can sell records like Lil’ Wayne. Mix in the rise of illegal file sharing and an over saturation of acts flooding the music scene, and it’s easy to see why bands can’t carry on, much less sell thousands of records.

News

AFI treats Despair Faction to debut of ‘Crash Love’


On an appropriately cold and rainy Friday night in the Minneapolis warehouse district, the Despair Faction, AFI’s fan militia, was working itself up, chanting the intro to Black Sails in the Sunset (”Through/Our bleeding!/We/Are one!”) and throwing up martial fist pumps. The all-ages crowd had already been primed by opening act Gallows, whose lanky, ginger vocalist, Frank Carter, spent half his time singing from the middle of the pit and the rest on stage, gobbing loogies with impressive trajectories. The Faction had just spent three years waiting for AFI to break their hiatus with a new album, Crash Love, and… Read more »

News

Paramore set to become southern royalty


Hayley Williams owns a car, though she prefers to ride her bike. If you live in Franklin, Tennessee, you probably know this by now, because she pilots the thing – a beige, kid-size rattletrap with a basket on the front – all around her hometown, chatting up the locals and stopping in at places like Puckett’s Grocery and the Ivey Cake bakery. She paid $60 for it at a nearby thrift store. It’s probably worth $30. Williams also owns a house in town, and though it’s certainly worth more than her bike, it’s not much flashier: a modest stone number… Read more »

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