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February 1, 2010

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  • Outlaw Nation Contest
  • Eleven Fingered Charlie Release "Patterns"
  • Jack Johnson Tour Update
  • Katastro Album Review
  • The Aggrolites Video- On BBC Radio (Perform Mr. Misery)

Outlaw Nation Contest

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Want to check out Outlaw Nation on the Spring Skaward Tour? Here's your chance to get free tickets to the show. Enter your information by clicking here with the show you would like to attend, and if you are the first to submit for that show, bam, you will win two tickets. Everyone that enters will receive a download code for a free EP only available for contest participants. Also at the end of the tour your name will be entered for a chance to win a Peavy Guitar. So don't wait, enter your info now to win a pair of tickets. Ticket winners will be announced a week prior to each individual show and you will be notified via email.

Click here or the picture to sign up for contest.

 

Eleven Fingered Charlie "Patterns"

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Patterns is considered EFC's premier album and the future of their sound. With powerful guitar work, thick rhythm section and emotionally laden sax and vocal melodies, Patterns is a must listen for those into everything from one-drop reggae to edgy indie sounds.

Track Listing:

1. Early Morning Rises
2. Tonight
3. Common Patterns
4. Unfold
5. Entrepreneur
6. Loverman
7. Quarter Lb
8. Reap What You Sow
9. You Are 
10. River Runs Strong
11. This Old World

Jack Johnson Update

From Jack Johnson:

Jack and his band, Adam Topol, Merlo Podlewski, and Zach Gill, have been putting countless hours in at the Mango Tree Studio to record their 6th studio album. The album, currently untitled, is being recorded on 100% solar energy in Hawaii and will be released worldwide the week of June 1st on Johnson's own Brushfire Records label. Stay tuned, we'll have more news for you on the album front in March and a new single out in April.

Following the June 1st release of his new album, Johnson will embark on his first world tour since 2008, kicking off in Europe on June 16th. The tour will be a mix of headline shows LondonParisBerlin, and Amsterdam and festivals includingGlastonbury (UK), and Roskilde (Denmark). Stay posted, the US Tour dates will be announced in March.

jackjohnsontourposterJack Johnson European Tour Dates:
June 16 | Berlin | Tempodrome
June 18 | Germany | Southside Festival
June 19 | Germany | Hurricane Festival
June 21 | Amsterdam | Heineken Music Hall
June 23 | Paris | Zenith
June 26 | St Austell/Cornwall | Eden Project
June 27 | Sommerset UK | Glastonbury Festival
June 29 | Cardiff | Cardiff Arena
June 30 | London | O2 Arena
July 2 | Belgium | Werchter Festival
July 4 | Denmark | Roskilde Festival

 

 

Katastro Album Review

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Poking Holes In A Pattern

Review By - Stephanie Morgan

Click here to read.

 

The Aggrolites "Mr Misery"

 

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