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The Raskins set to support Ted Nugent throughout July dates

June 27, 2016

  One of our favorite up and coming bands, The Raskins have been selected to support Ted Nugent on the upcoming July dates. The Raskins which is led by the brother duo of Logan and Roger Raskin have captured a lot of attention when they performed on 70 dates of the Motley Crue final tour. After the tour, they headed straight back into the studio and wrote 40 songs – 12 of which will be featured on their new album. Their new album which they worked at Henson Studios, with French producer/engineer Nico Essig (Coldplay, Paul McCartney, the Goo Goo Dolls), as well as producer Brian Virtue (30 Seconds to Mars, Jane’s Addiction, Kiss), and will also be issuing a new song “Never Too Late” to be released right before their summer tour (released on MIRAL Records).  “Can’t think of a better way to release our new single,” says Logan about the upcoming dates with the Nuge. “It’s so wild to think that the Raskins get a chance to tour with such a rock icon as Ted Nugent,” adds Roger. [Read More]

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The Raskins selected to open for Motley Crue FINAL Tour with special guest Alice Cooper

June 24, 2014

This summer everyone is excited for the tour of all tours…. The Motley Crue Final Tour which is set to kick off in July. The tour features special guest Alice Cooper and they have just announced the opening act as The Raskins. In anticipation of such a huge tour and career crossroads, The Raskins (which is comprised of Logan and Roger Raskin) have brought in respected producer Brett Hestla to re-mix 4 tracks from their self-titled debut album (released May 13th via MIRAL Records distributed by BDG/RED Distribution, LLC – a division of SONY Music Entertainment). Hestla first came to prominence as the touring bassist in CREED from 1999-2004. After Creed disbanded, he joined with Clint Lowery from Sevendust and Corey Lowery from Stuck Mojo to form DARK NEW DAY. The album can be picked up on iTunes here. To give you a taste of how bad ass The Raskins are, check out this video of theirs for: We Had It All:   While Motley Crüe’s Final Tour will see one of rock’s most iconic groups gracefully bow out [Read More]