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News: Dance Gavin Dance release new single “Prisoner” from upcoming album “Afterburner”

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ANNOUNCE NINTH FULL-LENGTH ALBUM 'AFTERBURNER', RELEASE SINGLE/VIDEO 'PRISONER AFTERBURNER ALBUM OUT APRIL 24 THROUGH RISE RECORDS/BMG AUSTRALIANEW SINGLE/VIDEO 'PRISONER' OUT NOW Sacramento’s own Dance Gavin Dance have announced the release of their much-anticipated ninth full-length studio album, Afterburner, on Friday, 24th April via Rise Records and BMG Australia. Produced by longtime collaborator Kris Crummett (Issues, Sleeping With Sirens, Mayday Parade) and Drew Fulk a.k.a. WZRD BLD (Lil Wayne, Motionless in White, Bad Wolves), the LP is a landmark mission statement for the band and encompasses DGD energy past, present, and future. It’s a killer and dynamic demonstration of what the five-piece does best, and is equal parts aggressive, melodic, and unrestrained. Pre-order the record HERE. In anticipation of Afterburner, DGD have also released "Prisoner," the first single from the album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df-fm-MSMqI&feature=youtu.be According to Will Swan (lead guitar), "‘Prisoner’ is

Tours: Niall Horan Announces “Nice To Meet Ya” Australian Tour

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TO BRING GLOBAL NICE TO MEET YA TOUR TO AUSTRALIA IN SEPTEMBER Global superstar Niall Horan has today announced he’ll be bringing his critically acclaimed Nice To Meet Ya tour to Australia to celebrate the release of his upcoming sophomore album Heartbreak Weather, out March 13 - pre-order here. Presented by TEG Live, the Australian shows will kick off in Brisbane on September 30 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, before moving through Sydney to play Qudos Bank Arena on October 2, and wrapping up in Melbourne at Rod Laver Arena on October 3.  This will be Horan’s second headline tour of Australia, who welcomed him with open arms back in 2018 where he played mostly sold out shows as part of his Flicker World Tour. Pre-sale tickets will be available via Telstra Plus™ from 12.00pm (local time) Wednesday 26 February

Live Review: The Quireboys – Brisbane 2020

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Artist: The Quireboys with Palace Of The KingDate: 23rd February 2020Venue: The Triffid, BrisbaneReviewer: Andrew TreadwellPhotographer: Hang Me On Your Wall Photography Quireboys have been at the forefront of rock music for nearly four decades. Following the band’s inception in London in 1984 – originally as The Choirboys, then The Queerboys, before settling on the less controversial name of The Quireboys – there followed 6 years of hard graft and personnel changes before the inevitable happened – a UK number 2 album. Spike and Guy have been the backbone of this quintessential British rock’n’roll band ever since – a journey that has seen them play to 72,000 at 1990’s Monsters of Rock at Donington with the likes of Whitesnake, Aerosmith and

News: Sarah McLeod releases new single “Killin’ It Till I’m Dead” + announces national solo electric tour

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ANNOUNCES NEW SINGLE KILLIN IT TIL I’M DEAD  + NATIONAL SOLO ELECTRIC TOUR FOR APRIL + MAY Aussie rock royalty Sarah McLeod has announced her new single Killin It Til I’m Dead, an absolute firecracker of a song about undying, unwavering confidence, out now.  Killin It Til I’m Dead is the product of an ingenious new songwriting podcast Hatjam from Eskimo Joe’s Kav Temperley, on which Sarah was a guest and voila, the song was born. To celebrate the release, Sarah will be hitting the road in April and May, kicking off in Geelong at The Workers Club on April 2, then moving through regional and metropolitan cities in Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and New South Wales, wrapping up on May 2 at The Vanguard in Newtown, NSW.   Killin It Til I’m Dead is another classic cut

Tours: Black Veil Brides Announce Australian Tour

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BLACK VEIL BRIDESANNOUNCE THEIRAUSTRALIAN HEADLINE TOUR Destroy All Lines are thrilled to announce the return of BLACK VEIL BRIDES for their Australian headline tour which sees them performing in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide in June. Their long-awaited return is the band’s first Australian shows in 6 years.BLACK VEIL BRIDES have championed the isolated, the dismissed, and the forgotten since the band’s early inception. That ethos and spirit persists in the fully realized incarnation of the band whose image is the object of devotion and obsession, and whose anthems are sung in unison by an international audience, a diverse legion who refuse to surrender.In an era when rock music is regularly declared “dead,” BLACK VEIL BRIDES music videos have been viewed

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