Fans eagerly lined the street around Gramercy Theater on December 13th waiting patiently for doors to open for what would be Every Avenue’s last New York City show. The night was a celebration of the band, the friends they brought along to share the moment, and most importantly the fans that have supported them throughout the years.
The Catalyst Publicity Group & Keep A Breast have teamed up to release Yuletides & Stage Dives, a donation based compilation with all proceeds going to the Keep A Breast Foundation. Bands on the compilation include A Loss For Words, This Century, Driver Friendly, Balance and Composure, Pentimento, Bad Rabbits, and more.
Ohio’s Hawthorne Heights will be headlining the Summer Of Hope Tour starting June 1st. The band have also announced a June 5th release date for Hope, the follow-up to 2011’s Hate, and the 2nd in the band’s planned trilogy of EP’s.
Wednesday, September 8th: TONIGHTS “THE GUNZ SHOW” 9pm eastern / 6pm pacific GUNZ will be speaking with: TERRIBLE THINGS (ex – Taking Back Sunday / Hot Rod Circuit / Coheed and Cambria…) CADY GROVES SET IT OFF (premiering a new song!) THE BEST WEEK EVER (premiering a new song!) listen live at idobiRadio.com INSTANT MESSAGE : gunzidobi TWITTER.com/THEGUNZSHOW AIM Chatroom : thegunzshow balllinn – Gunz
TUNE IN AT 9pm EST THIS WEDNESDAY, April 21st FOR THE GUNZ SHOW!!!!! “The realest, most diverse AND fastest growing music show in the world” Join the discussion in The Gunz Show AIM chatroom – thegunzshow. During the show, IM Gunz at gunzidobi. This week on The Gunz Show: Max Bemis of Say Anything Hey Monday Set It Off Weekly segment with: We Are The In Crowd Leave messages on air!!! (516) 279-1865 BALLIN!!!!!
TUNE IN AT 9pm EST THIS WEDNESDAY, Feb. 24 FOR THE GUNZ SHOW!!!!! “The realest, most diverse and fastest growing music show in the world” During the show, IM Gunz at gunzidobi. Join the discussion in The Gunz Show AIM chatroom – thegunzshow. This week on The Gunz Show: Foxy Shazam Set It Off Valet Parking AND A BRAND NEW SEGMENT FOR ALL LOST FANS Featuring: Jac Vanek, Nicole Buckley, Josh from Every Avenue and Brian from The Summer Set discuss with GUNZ Leave messages on air!!! (516) 279-1865 BALLIN!!!!!
The stage’s platforms, ramps and angular slabs of metal made it look like a futuristic factory floor, and Linkin Park proved to be the gleaming machine that keeps the warehouse in brisk business. In concert at Nassau Coliseum Sunday night, the band was precise and efficient, the members taking on their roles like theater veterans. They ran from side to side without colliding, waved their arms in tandem, leapt from oversized milk crates and waded into the crowd to spread the Linkin love. And for added flair, they brought out an acrobatic breakdancer during “Nobody’s Listening.” Their musical performance was… Read more »
Kelly Osbourne stoked hostilities between the Osbourne family and former Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan at the New York City area radio show, Claus Fest, in Uniondale, New York on Thursday night (December 12). Corgan and Sharon Osbourne had a tiff several years ago, after she quit as the Pumpkins manager. The feud came alive again at the Almost Acoustic Christmas in Los Angeles on December 7. At that show, Kelly’s boyfriend, Bert McCracken of the Used, allegedly tried to trip Corgan, who performed with his new band Zwan. Corgan allegedly struck back by kicking McCracken in the stomach, according… Read more »
Dashboard Confessional and Jack Johnson played acoustic, and Beck and Coldplay celebrated Christmas, but otherwise KROQ-FM’s annual Almost Acoustic Christmas was a two-day, 20-act festival all about rocking. And the sold-out event was certainly crammed with rock and roll moments, particularly the announced live debut of Audioslave (they played a secret club show the night before), and an amusing rendition of “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” orchestrated by Beck and the Flaming Lips and featuring Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Dashboard Confessional’s Chris Carrabba, Johnson and a horribly off-key Juliette Lewis. (Click here for photos from the show.) Audioslave were the talk… Read more »
Chris Cornell and the remnants of Rage Against the Machine are ready to put the super back in their supergroup. Yes, their hyped off-again, on-again collaboration is back on, and to prove it, they’re releasing an album and planning a tour. After hooking up with much fanfare in early 2001, the group-then toying with the name Civilian-wrote 20 songs, hit the studio with Rick Rubin (who produced the last Rage album) and even signed on as an Ozzfest mainstager. But the project was seemingly scuttled when ex-Soundgarden singer Cornell walked last March. The Ragers-guitarist Tom Morello, bassist Tim Commerford and… Read more »
