Tom Segura Talks Babies, Bears and Where The Dudes At
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In preparation for his two Southern California concert dates, taking place at the House of Blues in Hollywood (Feb. 16) and the House of Blues in Anaheim (Feb. 18), G. Love opened up about his latest album, what it was like working with the Avett Brothers, his involvement in the charity organization Little Kids Rock, and why you should buy his hot sauce.
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On tour supporting their second album, Go Now and Live, We are the Ocean are on the verge--of everything. The British band, made up of Dan Brown (lead vocals), Liam Cromby (guitar / vocals), Jack Spence
(bass), Alfie Scully (guitar/vocals) and Tom Whittaker (drums) just broke the UK top 10 rock chart, and they're swinging by Chain Reaction this Sunday at 7 p.m. (WIN TICKETS HERE!) We talk to Dan Brown about their music and their downtime after the jump.
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Anthony Raneri of Bayside is performing with Dustin Kensrue of Thrice, Chris Conley of
Saves The Day, Ace Enders of the Early November and Evan Weiss of Into
It. Over It. tonight at Yost Theater in Santa Ana.
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tour coincides with the release of Raneri's debut solo EP, New Cathedrals, and we talked to Raneri about going solo for the Where's the Band? tour.
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Two things pop into my head when I hear the term "musical joke." One is something along the lines of Tenacious D or those classic Adam Sandler Saturday Night Live sketches. You know--stuff that's meant to be funny.
The other is a lot less positive and brings to mind the word "trainwreck." We've all heard/seen this sort of musical joke, usually in the form of a teenage garage band playing a show three weeks after buying instruments, our crazy uncles thinking they are on stage at the Staples Center when in fact they are botching a Bob Dylan tune on their couches or Madonna.
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