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Regency Ballroom

Pick up your tickets for Motionless in White headline tour!

July 25, 2017

Motionless in White announce dates for The Graveyard Shift Tour. The dates have been announced for the new Motionless in White headline tour. Kicking off September 28th in Las Vegas, NV,  the coast-to-coast trek will see Motionless In White traversing the U.S. through October in support of their new album, GRAVEYARD SHIFT. We are excited to see a San Francisco date of October 1st at the Regency Ballroom! The tour will feature their Roadrunner label mates The Amity Affliction, Miss May I and one other special guest.   Get ready to pick up your tickets for Motionless in White headline tour! Starting Tuesday, July 25th, artist presale tickets will be available beginning Tuesday, July 25th at 10:00 AM EST followed by a Blabbermouth presale on Wednesday, July 26th starting at 10:00 AM Local Time.  A Spotify presale will be available Thursday, July 27th at 10:00 AM Local Time with General onsale beginning Friday, July 28th at 10:00 AM Local Time.  For complete details and ticket information, please visit www.motionlessinwhite.net. Tour Dates: JULY 25           Wichita, KS                                          The Cotillion 26           Des Moines, IA                                 7 Flags Event Center 28           Madison, [Read More]

Spotlight

Triple Vinyl Tuesday TVT #3 Picks include Black Pistol Fire, Shotgun Messiah and Steve Miller Band

July 11, 2017

Here we go, for another Triple Vinyl Tuesday.  Let’s get down to spinning!   Our Old or Vintage Vinyl is: Steve Miller Band – Book of Dreams Label: Capitol Records       Release Date:  May 1977 This album was the tenth by the Steve Miller Band and it was recorded right here in San Francisco at the CBS Studios. Interesting enough, the album included leftover material that didn’t make it on the Fly Like an Eagle album. The album was a true pinnacle for the Steve Miller Band and with it’s diversity was a complete musical gem. Capitol Records and UMe are celebrating 50 years of recording music for Steve Miller Band and have some exciting plans for the extensive catalog as Steve Miller opened his private vault/warehouse of music, footage, photos, memorabilia, artwork and more. You can read more about it here. Features: Rock and roll with a boogie twist. classic 70’s style and blended prog rock and blues rock. Very diverse album that evoked a variety of vibes for the fans. Synth heavy tracks, [Read More]

Festival

SOMO Concerts Announces Full Summer Season of Day-Long Festivals ROHNERT PARK, CA

July 3, 2017

We are very excited to share the news that SOMO Concerts have announced their full summer season of day-long festivals. Check out the news below: ROHNERT PARK, CA (July 5, 2017) – Second Octave and the 2017 SOMO Concert Series are pleased to announce the full summer series at SOMO Village in Rohnert Park. Tickets are on sale now at SOMOConcerts.com. On Tuesday, July 11th, ​California Roots and SOMO Concerts bring a night of reggae, hip-hop, punk and good vibes with renowned crowd pleasers Dirty Heads, Grammy-nominated reggae band SOJA, Hawaiian Roots Reggae stalwarts The Green and Washington D.C.’s Indie-go-go trio RDGLDGRN. Doors open at 5:30pm with a 6pm show start. Tickets are $35 and can be purchased at  https://fanlink.to/DHSOJA2017. On Saturday, July 29th, ​SOMO Concerts and California Conscious Music Festival invite you to a day long pop-up festival filled with 2 stages of high energy positive reggae, roots and fusion for lovers of legends and locals with reggae icon Maxi Priest, reggae ambassadors Third World, high energy North Bay favorites Sol Horizon, Chico’s reggae fusion rockers Mystic Roots, San Francisco’s island soul [Read More]

Video

Feel the love as The Secret Sisters honor Father’s Day with tribute video of their track, Carry Me

June 17, 2017

The Secret Sisters have released a very beautiful Father’s Day Tribute video for their track, Carry Me which is off their highly praised album, You Don’t Know Me Anymore. The video was produced by Mark Slagle and serves as a tribute to Laura and Lydia Rogers’ father Ricky Rogers (of the progressive bluegrass band Iron Horse). It features home video of the sisters with their father as well as clips of some of their friends’ families, which includes John Paul White (of The Civil Wars) and his children, combined with studio footage of album co-producers Brandi Carlile and Tim and Phil Hanseroth. Of the song and video, The Secret Sisters offered to Paste, “It’s easy, as a woman, to write a song about the men who’ve broken your spirit. It’s a different task entirely, to sit down and write a song about the first man to hold you, the first man to proclaim that you are beautiful, the first man to express his lifelong love for you, the first man you learn to love in return. But [Read More]

Bands

SKILLET announces dates for the second leg of their US Tour

December 14, 2016

  Skillet has had a wildly successful 2016 with their European Tour, sold out performances, the release of Unleashed. They have just announced dates for the second leg of their Unleashed Tour. The 26-city tour will kick off on February 8th in Clifton Park, NY and will make stops in Philadelphia, PA; Spokane, WA; Los Angeles, CA and Denver, CO to name a few. The tour wraps on March 24th in Little Rock, AR and is a continuation of the band’s celebrated U.S. run that wrapped up last October. Sick Puppies and Devour The Day will be support on these new dates. An exclusive presale for The Panheads (The Official Skillet Fan Club) will go live on Wednesday, December 14th.  Tickets and VIP Packages including an opportunity to meet the band will be available and fans can sign up for the fan club at:http://www.skillet.com/become-a-member. Public on sale for all shows will be Friday, December 16th and ticket links can be found at: http://www.skillet.com/tour.  Skillet will be touring in support of their latest album Unleashed. The 12-track, [Read More]

Music News

The Nearly Deads embark on The Electric Angels tour this Friday and watch their new video!

October 26, 2016

The Nearly Deads are gearing up to head out on their co-headlining tour with Valora. The Electric Angels Tour will start on October 28th in Sioux City, Iowa and will wrap up on November 20th in Harrison, OH. Check out the news below: Nashville, TN: Hot on the heels of premiering the official music video for “My Evil Ways,” (an exclusive to PledgeMusic contributors), rock outfit The Nearly Deads have announced a co-headlining tour up with LA rockers Valora. Running October 28 – November 20, The Electric Angels Tour will see The Nearly Deads deliver their post-grunge grooves to “Zombie Nation” strongholds such as Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio while hitting South Dakota for the first time. During shows, fans will have the opportunity to be the first to hear new songs from the band’s forthcoming EP, which is being funded via PledgeMusic. The fundraising campaign, which goes until January 15, provides fans with one-of-a-kind merchandise and experiences, including exclusive opportunities to interact with the band. Starting at $10 for a download of [Read More]

Music Friday Live

Eljuri at the Gibson Showroom: exuberant, exciting, explosive and far larger than life

October 24, 2016

    (Beverly Hills) With the energy of a 20-year old and the chops of one of the nation’s most seasoned rock guitarists, Eljuri blew the roof off the Gibson Showroom in Beverly Hills at a special Girls RockLA performance Thursday night, produced by The Living Sessions.  It wasn’t just the guitar riffs – although they were incendiary, and it wasn’t just her singing – although she growled and soared and dug into our ears and our brains with best the best of them.  It was her presence – the there that Eljuri is:  exuberant, exciting, explosive and a woman who knows  herself, where she is going and how very, very good she is. In LA for a quick stop, Eljuri gave 1000% to the crowd who managed to get into small but prestigious venue.  Ripping through ten songs from La Lucha,  her new album released this month,  that  ranged from the anti-gun-violence hard rocker “Bang Bang” to the more melodic (but still rocking) “Salvame”. Working with an abbreviated band  from her native New York, [Read More]