Boys Like Girls announce biggest UK show to dateBoys Like Girls will play their biggest UK show to date next month. The band will headline London’s Shepherds Bush Empire on April 26. Tickets for the show go on sale this Friday (March 19) at 9AM from www.aloud.com.
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Published: 2010-03-17
Provider: Kerrang!
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Boys Like Girls singer assaulted in ScotlandBoys Like Girls frontman Martin Johnson was attacked following his band’s gig at Glasgow’s G2 venue this past Friday night (February 19). While the exact details of the alleged assault are sketchy, Johnson posted a picture of his face following the attack on his Twitter with the accompanying message: "Wanna see a motherfucker jumped? Look at this. Fuck you." He then followed it up with a number of Tweets reassuring fans he was fine: “To those who are obviously slow, no, my band members did not b
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Published: 2010-02-22
Provider: Kerrang!
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Green Day triumph at the VMAsThe MTV Video music Awards took place at New York's Radio City Music Hall last night (September 13) and Green Day were officially rock's big winners, collecting a grand total of three Moon Man trophies. The band's video picked up the gongs for Best Cinematography, Best Direction and beat off tough competition from Paramore's Decode and Fall Out Boy's I Don't Care to win Best Rock Video too. Beastie Boys beat David Lee Roth's California Girls and Foo Fighters' Everlong to pick up the retrospectiv
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Published: 2009-09-14
Provider: Kerrang!
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Iceland Airwaves: The Kerrang! Blog (Part Two)Kerrang! Goes To Iceland! Thursday, October 16 Today feels like the calm before the storm. Reykjavik nights don't really kick into overdrive until the weekend, and day 2 of the Airwaves festival is characterised by gentle souls playing quiet music very, very softly. Following an ultra chillaxed afternoon at the Blue Lagoon, Iceland's most famous spa, with Biffy Clyro and crew, we head into town to be lulled by the slowly unfolding melancholia of For A Minor Reflection, four nice young men who'll soon be supporting like-minded sonic architects Sigur Ros on their European tour. The music is even quieter at NASA, where Olafur Arnalds tinkles piano alongside weeping strings. We say our goodbyes to the Biffy boys, then run into a familiar face, Porir of the excellent local hardcore band Gavin Portland, who we arrange to meet tomorrow at their gig at the Hresso cafe. In search of something les pleasant we head to Dillon, a second home for Iceland's metal kings Minus, for the quirky, effervescent art-rock of Boys In The Band. Then it's off to a 2am house party with the lovely Vicky girls, for a first listen to their debut album Pull Hard, which the band just received this afternoon. First impressions, aided by a mysterious cocktail of unidentified spirits, are very positive. The band are having an official launch for the album in Reykjavik's biggest record store at 2pm tomorrow. Time to get some sleep then... Paul Brannigan
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Published: 2008-10-17
Provider: Kerrang!
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