There’s nothing quite like the feel of summer, and wherever the GPS takes you in the coming months, we’ve compiled our ultimate summer road trip playlists for you in this week’s Tuesday Ten.
idobi writer Alex Rudisill caught up with vocalists Dave Stephens and Kyle Pavone to talk about approaching the ten-year milestone, how their writing style changed on their most recent record, their relentless work ethic, and much more.
Of Mice & Men are streaming their new album, Restoring Force, over on iTunes. The album is due out January 28th on Rise Records and can still be pre-orderd. The band will hit the road with Bring Me The Horizon in February, dates for which can be seen here. Listen to the track “Bones Exposed” below. httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCqcl18Vlhs
Issues have released another new single from their upcoming self-titled debut album, to be released internationally February 18th through Rise Records.
A Day To Remember have launched the Self Help festival, taking place in San Bernandino, CA next March.
Listen to Rock The Walls with Patrick Walford tonight at 8pmET featuring interviews with letlive and iwrestledabearonce. Listen on iTunes Radio and download the free idobi Radio app on iTunes, Google Play, and Windows App Stores.
Listen to Rock The Walls with Patrick Walford Tonight at 8pmET featuring Interviews with Veil of Maya, While She Sleeps, and Pyrithion. Download the free idobi Radio App on iTunes, Google Play, and Windows Store.
Listen to Rock The Walls with Patrick Walford tonight at 8pmET to hear interviews with Capture The Crown, Periphery, Within The Ruins, and Ex-Members of The Haarp Machine only on idobi Radio. Listen via idobi.com, iTunes Radio, or the idobi App for iOS, Android, and Windows mobile devices.
Listen to Rock The Walls with Patrick Walford Tonight at 8pmET featuring Interviews with The Plot In You at 8:30pmET, Stray From The Path Drummer Dan Bourke at 9:30pmET, and Obey The Brave Guitarist Greg Wood at 10:30pmET
“Let me take you to a place nice and quiet,” Usher sang on “Nice and Slow” halfway through an hour-and-a-half headlining set at Key Arena Wednesday night. “Nice” was all taken care of – and “nasty” got equal time, with Usher playing the roles of both sweet lover and triple-X seducer – but the Key was the furthest thing from quiet. The screams of thousands of lust-crazed female fans surged at every hip thrust and low croon, shaking the arena’s foundations in a way even last year’s 6.8 magnitude quake couldn’t touch. Boasting more outfit changes than Cher, the R&B… Read more »
