Boys Like Girls have announced details of a UK show next month to coincide with the release of their new album, 'Love Drunk', in the UK.
The band will play London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire on April 26th.
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Boys Like Girls Announce UK Show
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisInterview: A Day To Remember
Whilst over in the UK for a nationwide sold-out tour, Neil Westfall and Kevin Skaff of A Day To Remember sat down with Alter The Press! before their show at the HMV Forum in London.
The guys spoke to ATP! about their recent trip to Australia, plans for another music video, starting work on the follow-up to 'Homesick', Mexican food and more.
Alter The Press: How was your recent trip to Australia?
Neil Westfall (guitar/vocals): Amazing, straight up. Since we went over there, with Parkway Drive in the beginning, I don't think you could have asked for a better trip to Australia. The shows were amazing, we got taken care by the Soundwave Festival (Australian music festival) crew and it was really weird touring on a plane instead of a bus.
Kevin Skaff (guitar/vocals): There are no buses allowed there, you're not allowed to sleep in a moving vehicle. It's crazy, but awesome though.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisCompetition: Forever The Sickest Kids Signed CDs
This week we've teamed up with the guys in Forever The Sickest Kids to offer our readers this fantastic giveway.
We have one copy of the band's new mini-LP, 'This Weekend: Friday', as well as their new single, 'She Likes (Bittersweet Love)', on CD up for grabs and not only that, they are both signed by the band!
To be in with a chance of winning, all you have to do is answer the following question:
Which cover song did the band contribute for the 'Punk Goes Crunk' compilation album in 2008?
Submit your answer along with your name and address to competitions@alterthepress.com with the subject title, 'FTSK GIVEAWAY'.
The competition closes March 22nd and is open to entries worldwide.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisJohn Sicolo 1944 - 2010
John Sicolo, the owner of the music venue, TJ's in Newport, passed away this morning.
John Sicolo had opened the legendary Welsh venue almost 40 years ago and was recently preparing to auction off venue memoribilia in order to keep it in business.
A Facebook tribute page has been set up here
Steel Train New Album Release Date
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisKiss Corona to Support Twenty Twenty
Kiss Corona will be supporting Twenty Twenty on 5 dates of their forthcoming UK tour.
8th April - Sheffield 02 Academy 2
9th April - Nottingham Rock City
10th April - Liverpool 02 Academy 2
12th April - Hatfield The Forum
13th April - Oxford 02 Academy 2
The full listing for Twenty Twenty UK tour can be found here.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisThe Banner Name Final Album
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisNew Every Avenue Video
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisNew As I Lay Dying Album Release Date
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisPJ Bond UK/European Tour
PJ Bond begins a UK and European tour this week, in support of his latest album 'You Didn't Know I Was Alphabetical '.
MAR 16 - London, England @ The Library
MAR 17 - Nottingham, England @ Chameleon Arts Cafe
MAR 18 - Manchester, England @ The Sweatbox
MAR 19 - Girvan, Scotland @ Z1 Youth Club
MAR 20 - Glasgow, Scotland @ The Black Sparrow
MAR 21 - Inverness, Scotland @ Madd Hatter's
MAR 22 - Aberdeen, Scotland @ TBA
MAR 23 - Dunfermline, Scotland @ PJ Molloy's
MAR 24 - Leeds, England @ Whiskey Wednesday / Santiago Bar
MAR 25 - Birmingham, England @ Stokholm House
MAR 27 - Wednesbury, England @ Addistock
MAR 28 - Swansea, England @ Mozart's
MAR 29 - Cardiff, England @ TBA
MAR 31 - Bristol, England @ The Croft
APR 01 - Brighton, England @ Sanctuary Cella
APR 08 - Antwerpen, Belgium @ De Peylkoker
APR 09 - Holland @ TBA
APR 10 - Hillentrup, Germany @ Papiermuhle
APR 16 - Wiener Neustadt, Austria @ Triebwerk
APR 17 - Pollau, Austria @ Club 81
APR 19 - Graz, Austria @ Forum Stadtpark
APR 20 - Budapest, Hungary @ TBA
APR 21 - Vienna, Austria @ Loft
APR 22 - Vienna, Austria @ House Show
APR 23 - Regensburg, Germany @ Alte Malzerei
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisConverge Announce UK Tour
All Time Low Join Twitter
All Time Low have started their own Twitter account.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisAlbum Review: Streetlight Manifesto - 99 Songs Of Revolution
Ska-Punk cover albums are kinda cliché, numerous bands have done it, some are good and some are just completely unbearable. Streetlight Manifesto are just the latest to show off their brass-based take on other artists songs, with '99 Songs Of Revolution', an album that sees New Jersey group covering songs by the likes of NOFX, Radiohead, The Postal Service and more.
Like most ska-punk bands, '99 Songs Of Revolution' is pretty harmless and is just there to enjoy from start to finish. Mason Jennings' 'Birds Just Fly Away' opens the album and is everything you'd expect, nothing more, nothing less. Whilst 'Hell' (originally by Squirrel Nut Zippers) and 'Punk Rock Girl' (The Dead Milkmen) are short, favourable stabs of high-class ska with the bands brass section hitting all the right spots, something which is consistent throughout.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisGet Cape. Wear Cape.Fly Posts New Songs
3 new songs from Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly can be heard here.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisSparks The Rescue Guitarist To Depart
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisTed Leo & The Pharmacists on Jimmy Fallon Video
Ted Leo & The Pharmacists' recent performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon can be viewed by clicking read more.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisMidtown on Twitter
Defunct pop-punk band Midtown are now on twitter.
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│ Digg This│ Stumble ThisFree Run For Cover Records Sampler
A free sampler from Run For Cover Records can be downloaded here.
The sampler features tracks from The Wonder Years, Title Fight, Man Overboard and more.
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