Blink-182- What's Happened?

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If asked to describe the pop punk scene, which bands come to mind? All Time Low maybe, possibly even Simple Plan. But there’s one band that have overlooked all of them, one band that made pop-punk accessible and appealing to the masses of people that wanted and needed it. Blink-182. But after recent events, it seems as though the Blink-182 that fans worldwide have loved for years has ended, and a different Blink-182 is about to emerge. The story behind it is not a pretty one.

Over the last few days, reports, rumours and speculation have seen social media go crazy over the band after is emerged that Tom DeLonge (co-founder, co-lead singer and guitarist) had ‘left the band’. This news happened after the band’s publicist had reported that DeLonge “didn’t want to participate in any Blink-182 projects indefinitely, but would rather work on his other non-musical endeavours”. Not wanting to participate indefinitely was the reason Tom gave to fellow bandmates Mark Hoppus (co-singer and bassist) and Travis Barker (drummer) in early 2005 following recording disputes and a desire to spend more time with family. This was when the band eventually split, leading to Hoppus and Barker forming their side project +44. The band didn’t speak again until a tragic plane crash almost took Barker’s life in 2008, and the band released their 2011 comeback album Neighbourhoods- however, this was recorded with the band completely separate with each member sending files to each other. But things weren’t as rosy as they first seemed, as recording for the 2012 Christmas EP, Dogs Eating Dogs, was repeatedly disrupted as tensions grew.

Fast forward to the last couple of days, and countless music outlets have reported that Tom DeLonge had quit the band again. DeLonge caused even more confusion among reporters and fans after posting on Instagram stating that he’d “never quit the band”, but a Rolling Stone interview with Hoppus and Barker soon set the record straight as they explained everything that had been happening between the trio which had led to this. This gave a deep and interesting look into the mindset of each member and of the band as a whole, especially after Barker had this to say about DeLonge: "It's hard to cover for someone who's disrespectful and ungrateful. You don't even have the balls to call your bandmates and tell them you're not going to record or do anything Blink-related. You have your manager do it." He then went on to add: “Why Blink got back together in the first place is questionable.”

Following the interview, Tom DeLonge posted an open letter to the fans about the situation, explaining how he has “tried to make things work”. He said that he’d “told Mark and Travis that as long as we talked, and things were good between us as real friends, that I would be engaged and work passionately. I’d mirror our personal relationship”. DeLonge even goes on to explain the various other commitments he has, such as side-band Angels and Airwaves and his family, and how “all of this makes [him] really sad”, concluding by stating that he’d “never planned on quitting, just find it hard as hell to commit.”

It had seemed that 2015 would be a massive year for Blink-182, with work on a new album which was set to return to their mid-2000’s sound. After that, a world tour would have followed and a few dates for spring had even been booked. But now the Blink-182 that fans worldwide have grown up listening to, the band that has given so much to so many people, is now gone. The spring dates will now include Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba as a replacement for DeLonge. Both Hoppus and Barker have said how they’re interested in taking the band further and to continue its legacy, but the idea of DeLonge ever rejoining could possibly be out of the question.

It’s a little ironic how the theme that filled so many songs and taught people so many things would be the theme that would change the band forever. Growing up. With their lives changing over the years with families and countless other projects, this has led to each member having busy schedules. It’s not hard to see and isn’t at all surprising that something like this would eventually happen. A lack of time as a band caused rifts between members, and it was only a matter of time before something set of a spark that made the whole band explode. Some bands make it through adulthood intact, and some don’t. It’s just a sad reality and a real shame that Blink-182 is one of the bands that have taken a tumble at the final hurdle.

Guitar Owned By Johnny Ramone Sells for £47,950 at Auction

A guitar owned by Johnny Ramone was sold at an auction in Boston on Thursday for a staggering $71,875 (£47,950). The guitar itself, a red 1965 Mosrite Ventures V1, was one of nine that Ramone owned in his career. It has been reported by Billboard that the guitar was eventually sold to Ramone's friend and Ramones band driver Gene Frawley.
The auction, RR Auction, later confirmed the details of the sale, adding that the guitar was used by Ramone throughout the 1980's until he sold it in 1990. The guitar is also signed with black marker pen with "Best always, Johnny Ramone, 5/22/90" written on the body.
"One of just nine Mosrite guitars owned by Ramone known to exist- it is not surprising that it was able to achieve such an impressive figure," RR Auction Executive VP Bobby Livingston said in a statement.

Sleeping With Sirens Announce New Album, 'Madness'

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Sleeping With Sirens have announced details of their upcoming album, Madness. The album will be the band’s fourth full-length album and is set to be released on March 16th through Epitaph. Madness has been produced by John Feldmann (who has also worked with Good Charlotte and Panic! At The Disco), and will be the follow-up to 2013’s Feel. Sleeping With Sirens have also released a video for their single “Go Go Go” – watch it below. You can pre-order Madness by heading to www.sleepingwithsirens.net. The band will be returning to the UK along with Pierce The Veil and Issues, details of where to catch them are also below, along with the track list for Madness and the artwork for the album.

            

Madness tracklist:

1. Kick Me
2. Go Go Go
3. Gold
4. Save Me A Spark
5. Fly
6. The Strays
7. Left Alone
8. We Like It Loud
9. Heroine
10. November
11. Better Off Dead
12. Madness
13. Don’t Say Anything

Catch Sleeping With Sirens with Pierce The Veil and Issues at the following tour dates:

March 2015

29 Norwich LCR UEA
30 Portsmouth Guildhall
31 Bristol O2 Academy

April 2015

2 Manchester Academy
3 Leeds O2 Academy
4 Glasgow O2 Academy
6 Newcastle O2 Academy
7 Nottingham Rock City
8 Birmingham O2 Academy
10 London Kentish Town Forum
11 London Kentish Town Forum

Mötley Crüe Have Announced Final Ever Concert On New Year's Eve 2015

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Rock legends Mötley Crüe have announced that they will be ending their last leg of 2015’s Final Tour with their last ever show as a band. The band will end their touring career back in their hometown of Los Angeles at the Staples Centre on New Year’s Eve. “New Year’s Eve 2015 will mark the end of an era in rock history but there’s no doubt that Mötley Crüe’s music will influence generations of artists for years to come”, said Live Nation’s regional president of North American Concerts, Rick Franks.
 
Mötley Crüe will be in the UK in June at Download Festival, and the band will be taking their tour back to America, Canada and Mexico after their European festival performances, and will then return overseas for more international dates. As well as this announcement, the band have also revealed a new single titled “All Bad Things”, and a video to go with it, which is out today. You can get it from iTunes here, and watch the video here. Head over to www.motley.com to find the full list of their tour dates this year.

 



Foo Fighters' Nate Mendel Announces New Project and Upcoming Album

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Nate Mendel, bassist for Foo Fighters and Sunny Day Real Estate, has announced details of his new project, Lieutenant. Lieutenant will be releasing their debut album If I Kill This Thing We’re All Going To Eat For A Week in March. You can pre-order the record on iTunes here, and check out the vinyl and merch packages on Dine Alone Records here. The record was recorded between Foo Fighters’ tour dates last year. It features a guest list, including Page Hamilton (Helmet), Chris Shiflett (Foo Fighters), and Jeremy Enigk (Sunny Day Real Estate).
You can stream a new track from Lieutenant, “Belle Epoque”, below.

Linkin Park Forced To Cancel 'Hunting Party' Tour After Three Shows

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Linkin Park have unfortunately had to cancel all remaining dates of the Hunting Party tour in America after frontman Chester Bennington suffered a broken ankle. After only three shows of the tour, the band have had to pull the plug on their US tour run with Rise Against and Of Mice & Men, because of Chester requiring immediate medical attention for his ankle. A full statement from Linkin Park can be read below.

“Linkin Park regret to inform their fans they must cancel the remaining dates of The Hunting Party Tour through February 14th, due to a leg injury of lead vocalist Chester Bennington. The injury requires immediate medical attention making it physically impossible for Bennington to perform. Chester says, ‘I’m really disappointed this injury has made it impossible to continue with this tour. The first couple of shows were just magical. We will truly miss not being with our fans for the next few weeks. Hope to see you again soon’. Fans can seek refunds at point of purchase“.

Of Mice & Men also added, “obviously we are heartbroken that the tour is being cancelled and that we don’t get to see you all at the shows. We’d like to wish Chester a speedy recovery and to all the Of Mice & Men fans out there- keep your eyes peeled as we’ll be dropping some big news real soon“.
We would like to wish Chester Bennington a speedy recovery.

As It Is- Dial Tones

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Transatlantic pop-punk As It Is have released their first single after being signed to Fearless Records. The single titled “Dial Tones”, comes from the band’s debut album Never Happy, Ever After, which is set to be released later this year, and is one of the best pop punk tracks we’ve heard this year. Frontman/YouTube sensation Patty Walters has explained that the track is all about the pains of being away from your loved ones when you’ve got some work to do:

“We wrote ‘Dial Tones’ quite late in the writing process, which is massively apparent in the lyrics. The five of us hadn’t seen our girlfriends in nearly four months, knowing we’d see them even less this year, which we all started handling quite badly. I think it was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to deal with – making the decision to hurt the person you love most to follow your dream. The lyrics were mine and Ben’s way of dealing with the guilt and shame we both felt, that all five of us felt, every day. Dial Tones is a song I have a tremendous amount of pride for. It feels like a pat on the back when it gets stuck in someone’s head. I’m genuinely so excited to finally be releasing the first glimpse into our album“.

As It Is are the first UK band to be signed to Fearless Records after signing to the labe back in October. Fearless Records is also the home of Pierce The Veil and Tonight Alive. The Brighton-based band are touring this week supporting Save Your Breath. Catch them at the following dates below, and listen to their amazing new single “Dial Tones” here.

January

22 – MANCHESTER Sound Control
23 – GLASGOW Audio
24 – LEEDS Key Club
25 – BIRMINGHAM Asylum
26 – BRISTOL Exchange
27 – NOTTINGHAM Basement
28 – SOUTHAMPTON Joiners
29 – LONDON Old Blue Last
30 – CARDIFF Clwb Ifor Bach

HMV Overtakes Amazon As Britain's Biggest Seller of Physical Music

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The last few years have been tough for music retailer HMV, but now it looks as though things are slowly turning around. Just one year after entering administration, HMV have reclaimed their position as Britain’s most successful retailer of physical music. According to reports in The Telegraph, HMV’s vinyl sales have increased 170% year on year in 2014. After the store started to sell vinyl, it was thought that this would be the move that would save the company with the ever growing interest in ‘retro’ and a vast increase of record player sales elsewhere – last Christmas certainly proved this.

As well as vinyl sales, HMV also accounted for 1 in 3 DVD and CDs being sold in the UK in the fortnight leading up to Christmas. Financial losses during the Christmas period of 2012, £176.1 million worth of debt and the chief executive resigning caused HMV to go into severe meltdown and administration in 2013. 223 stores and more than 4,000 jobs were put at risk. However, 144 stores were bought by restructuring company Hilco three months later.

Paul McGowan, chief executive of Hilco, said: “HMV has captured more and more market share in a year when major new movie releases have been scarce and there have been only a few major album successes. With a bumper year of new releases already planned for 2015 we expect to have overall growth in like-for-like DVD and Blu-ray sales as well as continued growth in the physical music sector with vinyl also expected to continue its revival”. McGowan has previously said that the key to HMV’s success is to hold events that online competitors, like Amazon, are unable to. With HMV finally starting to reclaim its top spot, the future looks bright and could eventually mean that some stores are reopened.

Are Metallica Working On A New Album?

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Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has caused an excited frenzy among Metallica fans after posting a photo  (below) on the band’s Instagram account, showing Rob Trujillo recording bass parts for… well… something. Along with the picture, which was posted on January 16th, the caption read, “Rockin’ along…”
Last month, Trujillo confirmed that the metal band were in the early stages of recording a new album, saying, “there are a lot of ideas, a lot of song bodies; you gotta go through the process. For me personally, I’m really excited about what we’ve been able to jam out“. If this is the beginnings of new material, it will follow the band’s 2008 album Death Magnetic. Metallica are also set to headline this year’s Reading and Leeds Festivals.

Frank Iero Adds Second London Date To 2015 UK Tour

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For his first UK headline tour as FrnkIero AndThe Cellabration, following the release of the band’s debut album Stomachaches and a support slot on Mallory Knox’s recent UK tour, Frank Iero has announced a ten-date tour in April and May this year. A second date has been added for his London show at Camden Underworld after the first date sold out, and the band will also perform at Hit The Deck Festival in April.

Frank believes that the band playing at small venues will give audiences a new experience of the songs: “I’m really looking forward to taking this full record to the UK in April. When making Stomachaches I really wanted you to feel like you were listening in on the songs as opposed to listening to them. And I believe the intimacy of venue’s we’ve chosen for this headline run will support that idea”. Catch FrnkIero AndThe Cellabration at the following tour dates in April and May.

April

16th Manchester Deaf Institute
17th Leeds Key Club
19th Glasgow King Tuts
20th Newcastle O2 Academy 2
22nd Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
23rd Brighton Haunt
24th Oxford O2 Academy
28th London Camden Underworld (now sold out)
29th Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms

May

10th London Camden Underworld

Fall Out Boy Announce Second Show At London's Wembley Arena

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“Due to popular demand“, Fall Out Boy have added a second date at the SSE Wembley Arena as part of their American Beauty/American Psycho UK tour. The first date at the venue, October 11, sold out when tickets went on sale on Friday (January 16th), and so the band will also play at the venue on October 12 too. Tickets for this new date are on sale now. Fall Out Boy’s sixth album American Beauty/American Psycho will be released on January 19, the band also played an intimate show at Islington’s Assembly Rooms on Wednesday (January 14) to celebrate the upcoming release.

Fall Out Boy October 2015 UK Tour

3rd – First Direct Arena, Leeds
4th – AECC GE Oil & Gas Arena, Aberdeen
6th – Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham
7th – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
9th – Manchester Arena
10th – International Centre, Bournemouth
11th – The SSE Arena Wembley, London (Sold Out)
12th – The SSE Arena Wembley, London

Enter Shikari To Unveil London Pop-Up Shop On January 19



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Mix-metal band Enter Shikari will be opening their own pop-up shop in Camden for the day on January 19. That’s also the day that the band’s new record The Mindsweep is released, and the band will be behind the counter selling the record as well as other awesome goodies. The shop will be open from 11am and 7pm. For the full details, see the picture above. You can also see Enter Shikari on tour at the following dates next month.

Enter Shikari February 2015 UK Tour

16 Portsmouth Pyramids
17 Cardiff Yplas
18 Wolverhampton Civic
20 Manchester Academy
21 Glasgow Barrowland
22 Middlesbrough Town Hall
24 Cambridge Corn Exchange
25 Norwich UEA
26 London Camden Roundhouse
27 London Camden Roundhouse

Sonisphere confirm no UK festival for 2015

Despite many rumours of potential line ups, Sonisphere have confirmed that there will be no 2015 festival in the UK. The European festival, which is usually held at Knebworth Park, have explained how there are no bands that the promoters ‘felt were good enough’ to play. See the full statement below: The festival play metal acts and have previously had Iron Maiden and Metallica in the line-up. See the full statement below:

“TeamSonisphere reluctantly confirm that Sonisphere will not take place in the UK in 2015. We’ve been working hard to get a line-up that we felt was good enough but also on a weekend which would avoid other events that we know rock fans would want to support. Unfortunately our last irons in the fire have just been extinguished and it’s clear that we won’t be in a position to run the event this year. We’ve said in the past that Sonisphere will only go ahead if we feel it is going to be good enough and that hasn’t changed.

We hope all rock fans have a great summer with all the festivals and concerts already in the calendar and we plan to see you all in 2016.”

Here's hoping Sonisphere returns in 2016.

You Me At Six To Play Intimate Charity Gig

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They’ve recently finished a massive tour with All Time Low, and now, You Me At Six have announced that they will be playing an intimate charity gig at Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen on February 22. Donations will go to War Child, who will also be giving fans the chance to win tickets. With the capacity of the venue only fitting 260 people, this gig will be a little different to what the band have been used to.

War Child is a charity that protects children living in the world’s most dangerous war zones. To be in with a chance of going to the gig, all you have to do is head to www.warchild.org.uk/passport or text YMAS to 88450 to donate. Every £4.50 donation enters you into the lottery to win a pair of tickets, so there’s even more reason to get involved.

The gig will be run by Passport Back To The Bars who have arranged a week of one-off shows in super intimate venues from February 16 to February 24. As well as You Me At Six, there are also the likes of Elbow, The Vaccines and Bastille in the line ups. A limited number of tickets for the shows will be available via O2 Priority. O2 Priority customers will be able to enter the prize draws for all the shows from 9am on January 26th via the app. For terms and conditions, visit o2.co.uk/terms.

The full list of dates, venues and donation details for the gigs are below:

Text VACCINES to 88450
Text DURAN to 88450
Text RIDE to 88450
Text YMAS to 88450
Text BASTILLE to 88450
Text ELBOW to 88450

February 16th: The Vaccines, Dublin Castle, London

February 19th: Duran Duran, Wilton’s Music Hall, London
 February 19th: RIDE, 100 Club, London
 February 22nd: You Me At Six, Hoxton Bar & Kitchen, London
 February 23rd: Bastille, Sofar Sounds House Party, London
 February 24th: Elbow, The Roadhouse, Manchester

Fall Out Boy Announce UK Arena Tour

To celebrate the upcoming release of their new album, Fall Out Boy will return to the UK this October for a seven date tour. “We’re stoked to be coming back to the UK later this year on the ‘American Beauty/American Psycho’ tour” the band have said. Well it’s safe to say that fans are stoked too.

The upcoming album. ‘American Beauty/American Psycho’, will be the band’s sixth full-length album and will be the follow up to 2013's 'Save Rock and Roll'. It is available to pre order on iTunes and Amazon now before its actual release on January 19th.  The band have also made the album available to stream- check it out below.

Tickets for the UK tour go on sale on Friday, January 16th at 9am.

Fall Out Boy’s October tour dates are:

3^rd - Leeds First Direct Arena

4^th – Aberdeen AECC GE Oil & Gas Arena

6^th- Birmingham Barclaycard Arena

7^th- Cardiff Motorpoint Arena

9^th- Manchester Arena

10^th- Bournemouth International Centre

11^th – London SSE Arena Wembley

Joe Trohman Pulls Out Of Fall Out Boy London Show

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Fall Out Boy guitarist Joe Trohman won’t be playing at the band’s intimate show in London tomorrow night. Trohman pulled out of the gig as sadly, his mother passed away over the weekend. Guitar tech Josh Newton will be filling in Trohman’s place at the show at London’s Islington Academy. Newton formerly played with band Every Time I Die, and also Trohman’s other band The Damned Things. Read a full statement from Joe Trohman below.

“I regret to inform our fans that I will not be performing with the band this week in London. This was not an easy decision to make on my end. In an effort to be fully transparent, I would like to explain why. In late-September of 2014 my mother started showing signs of a serious illness related to a condition she was treated for 30 years ago. After some tests, my mother was diagnosed with what is known as a glioblastoma multiforme. A glioblastoma is the most aggressive type of brain tumor one can get, and with no hope of finding a cure.

After several months of treatment (i.e. radiation therapy, chemotherapy) with no positive response, her health rapidly deteriorated. She was admitted into hospice by the end of December. My family and I have been by her side every step of the way.

As of Sunday, January 11 2015 my mother passed away. I can’t express the sorrow and heartache I am currently feeling. For now I have to be with my family and help everyone cope: Hopefully everyone reading this understands and holds no ill will towards me for making this decision.

In the mean time the show must go on. My dear friend, bandmate (from non-FOB projects) and guitar tech (i.e. guy who makes my gear work and keeps me looking/sounding good) Josh Newton will be more than filling in my shoes. He’ll help keep the guys company until I make my return.

Thanks for reading and understanding,
 Joe Trohman”

Our thoughts are with Joe Trohman and his family.

Elvis Presley’s First Record Sells For $300,000 At 80th Birthday Auction

Reported back in November, there would be an auction to mark the King of Rock and Roll’s 80th birthday. The auction took place on Friday, and an acetate recording of his first song “My Happiness”, sold for a staggering $300,000 (£198,413). First recorded in Sun Records in Memphis in 1953, “My Happiness” was the first song Elvis, then aged only 18, had recorded. He paid $4 for the recording session, Presley is said to have left the studio to visit the home of this friend Ed Leek to listen to it, and left it behind.

The record was offered to the auction by Leek’s niece who had inherited the record. Bidding on the record began at $50,000 (£33,068) and was purchased by an undisclosed buyer at Presely’s former home Graceland, which is now also a museum and tourist attraction. Also to mark the King’s birthday, hundreds of fans joined his former wife Priscilla, their daughter Lisa Marie and Elvis’ grandchildren, in Memphis, Tennessee to slice an eight-tier cake.

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Salvation Jayne- I'll Be Damned EP

It isn’t often that a female-driven alternative blues band comes about, and especially one that is as energetic as Salvation Jayne. After forming in November 2013, Salvation Jayne have already released two incredible EPs and have also done a live studio session of “Man’s World”. The band consists of vocalist Amy Benham, guitarist Holly Kinnear, bassist Dan Lucas and drummer Lucy Foster, with the focus of bringing blues music alive. Their latest EP, I’ll Be Damned!, released on the 1st of December, 2014, is nothing short of dynamic genius.

With influences from Kill It Kid, Ray Charles and The Black Keys, I’ll Be Damned! is fiery, powerful and passionate from start to finish, and not what you would expect from normal blues tracks. The first song “Black Eyes“, doesn’t have much of an introduction and instead comes straight in with a great pounding beat and Benham’s great distinctive vocals that add another dimension to the song.
Although there is a dark meaning to the song, the lyrics are very catchy which makes the song very appealing to listen to – the lyrics perfectly suit the melody and beat of the song, making it a song to come back to over and over again. The band is made up using four instruments, which is less than some bands use, but the minimalistic approach really pays off. The instruments work together extremely well, with the bass lines and drums working in sync perfectly – the bridge in the middle of the song really highlights this. Keeping to their blues roots, the guitar melody is swingy and catchy, showing the band’s influences. A powerful song that sets the EP off to an amazing start.

The second song is the title track “I’ll Be Damned!“. The song starts with a loud and crash-filled introduction that, when it’s played live, would really get the audience in the mood. In come Benham’s vocals again, and they’re loud and powerful, perfectly reflecting the meaning and beat of the song. Personally, this song sounds a lot like a mix between Joan Jett and The Black Keys, giving it that punky edge.
With repetition of the lyric “You’ve got everything I want baby, you’ve got everything I need“, it makes this song very memorable from the start and means that audiences can really get involved in the band’s energy and enthusiasm. In the bridge section, the bass and the drums are working in harmony once again, and the guitar melody fitting the song perfectly. This song deserves all praise, and it should be a huge hit for the band.

The third and final song on the EP is called “Secret Sin“, and it starts a little slower than the previous two songs, meaning the band have chosen something a little different. The verses are a lot quieter compared to the band’s other material, but they still inject that heavy beat that works so well. The song slowly gets louder in the build up for a massively powerful chorus which fades back down to an instrumental section – this section really shows just how talented the band members are and how well they all work together.
All the way through this song, and any song the band record for that matter, the chemistry between the members is apparent and the passion they have for their music really comes through. Ending on a final chorus and finishing the EP, it feels like three songs isn’t enough to really show people how much the band have progressed since their earlier work and how talented they are. I’ll Be Damned! is something that will be played repeatedly and loved by all that hear it.

All in all, it’s very surprising that Salvation Jayne aren’t more well known. Their music is fantastic, and even if you’re not a huge blues fan you’ll probably find yourself singing along and playing air guitar to this. The band are definitely going to be very successful, so expect more great things from them in the future. Salvation Jayne are currently touring, with shows lined up in Kent at The Lower Bell in Maidstone on January 16, The Eagle Tavern in Rochester on January 22 and the Lady Luck in Canterbury on January 26. Be sure to catch them to see their amazing stage presence and experience their music at full volume.
To listen to the I'll Be Damned EP and also the band's older stuff, head over to their Bandcamp page.
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