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Rage unveil supports for London show

Rage Against The Machine have unveiled the supports for their upcoming free headline show at London's Finsbury Park on June 6. The LA rockers will be joined by Gallows, Gogol Bordello and Roots Manuva. The band will headline the Kerrang!-sponsored Download festival the following weekend.

Published: 2010-05-10 Provider: Kerrang!

Grey Britain by Gallows

The second album for the British punk-rock band was produced by Garth "GGGarth" Richardson. [Rock, Punk]

Published: 2009-05-09 Provider: Metacritic

Every Time I Die enter the studio

Every Time I Die will start recording their follow-up to 2007’s The Big Dirty on April 1, if their frontman Keith Buckley can curb his new habit. “The band have started writing and I have just attained a level 23 ranking on Call of Duty: World At War online,” says Buckley. The band will support Gallows during their May tour. Click here for details.

Published: 2009-01-15 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows man turns Zoolander

Gallows frontman Frank Carter (pictured far left) made his catwalk debut at London Fashion Week this weekend. Carter modeled trousers as part of the Spring/Summer Collection by London-based French-Armenian designer Charles Anastase. Click here to see the pictures. The band will tour the UK in the spring in support of their album Grey Britain, which hits the shelves on May 4. Support comes from Every Time I Die. The dates are as follows: May 02 Brighton, Concorde 2 05 Sheffield, Leadmill 06 Manchester, Academy 08 Glasgow, ABC1 09 Newcastle, Academy 10 Leeds, Metropolitan University 12 Nottingham, Rock City 13 Norwich, UEA 15 Oxford, Academy 16 Birmingham, Academy 18 Bristol, Academy 19 Portsmouth, Pyramid 21 London, Forum Tickets go onsale now from www.aloud.com.

Published: 2009-02-25 Provider: Kerrang!

Frank Carter: "Britain is fucked!"

Gallows have set Grey Britain as the title of their forthcoming album. According to frontman Frank Carter, the follow-up to Orchestra Of Wolves is a concept-album. "It's all about what's going on socially, politically and economically in the UK and how it affects us," says Carter. "Britain is fucked." For the full story, see this week's Kerrang! magazine. The band will tour the UK in May with support from Every Time I Die. The dates are as follows: May 02 Brighton, Concorde 2 05 Sheffield, Leadmill 06 Manchester, Academy 08 Glasgow, ABC1 09 Newcastle, Academy 10 Leeds, Metropolitan University 12 Nottingham, Rock City 13 Norwich, UEA 15 Oxford, Academy 16 Birmingham, Academy 18 Bristol, Academy 19 Portsmouth, Pyramid 21 London, Forum Tickets go onsale this Friday (January 16) from www.aloud.com.

Published: 2009-01-14 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows cancel tour dates

Gallows have been forced to cancel dates of their current tour due to Steph Carter falling ill. The band’s shows at Watford Coliseum tomorrow night (Thursday, December 17) London Village Underground (Friday, December 18) and Newcstle Legends (December 22). "Steph is still unwell and has been told that he will not be able to play any more shows this year and so this has forced us to pull out of these shows," said the band in an official statement. We're really sorry to disappoint all our fans who

Published: 2009-12-16 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows announce final show of 2009

Former Kerrang! cover stars, Gallows, will play their final gig of 2009 in a warehouse. The band will hit London's Scrutton Street Warehouse on December 18. The full list of Gallows' winter tour dates is as follows: November 26 Northampton, Roadmender 27 Coventry, Kasbah 28 Liverpool, Academy 2 29 Aberdeen, Moshulu 30 Dundee, Fat Sam's December 01 Barrow-In-Furness, The Canteen 02 Middlesbrough, Empire 03 York, The Duchess 04 Stoke, Sugarmill 05 Derby, Rockhouse 06 Sheffield, The Foundry 07 Newp

Published: 2009-10-19 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows score Top 20 album

Gallows' much anticipated second studio album, Grey Britain, has debuted on the British album charts at number 20 yesterday (May 11). At the band's recent London album launch party, frontman Frank Carter joked: "Our single (The Vulture (Acts I & II) charted at number 147. [Our record company] Warner Bros must be shitting themselves!" In stark contrast, Madina Lake failed to enter the Top 40 with their ultimately more radio friendly second album, Attics To Eden, debuting at number 44.

Published: 2009-05-11 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows: "Frank said our new songs were shit so we said 'Fuck you!'"

In a world exclusive interview in this week's Kerrang! magazine, Gallows reveal how they nearly came to blows while making new album Grey Britain. The band began work on the follow-up to their 2006's breakthrough album, Orchestra Of Wolves, with Rage Against the Machine producer Garth 'GGGarth' Richardson last winter while vocalist Frank Carter was incapacitated with a gastro-oesophageal reflux condition. "This was our chance to make a big fucking record, in a massive studio, with a massive prod

Published: 2009-04-29 Provider: Kerrang!

Gallows bite back!

As part of our annual April Fools' Day pranks, yesterday we reported that Gallows' frontman Frank Carter had landed a role in popular BBC soap Eastenders. Needless to say Gallows responded with an April Fools' Day hoax of their own alleging that K! had gone out of business. "Kerrang! has been an amazing help to our band," wrote Carter. "And every other worthy (and some not so worthy) bands in the rock industry. Every member of Gallows and our families feel extremely saddened by the loss of this

Published: 2009-04-02 Provider: Kerrang!

Every Time I Die start work on new album

Every Time I Die have begun work on the follow-up to their critically acclaimed 2007 album, The Big Dirty. The band have entered a studio in Anaheim, California with producer Steve Evetts (The Dillinger Escape Plan / Sepultura / He Is Legend) to begin work on an as-yet untitled new record. The album is due to be ready for release in the autumn via Epitaph Records. Every Time I Die will return to the UK as support to Gallows.

Published: 2009-03-30 Provider: Kerrang!

Every Time I Die gear up for new release

Every Time I Die have announced this week that they are to start work on the follow-up to 2007's The Big Dirty. The band have entered a studio in Anaheim, California with producer Steve Evetts (He Is Legend, Story of the Year, Still Remains) to begin work on the as-yet untitled new record. The album is due to be ready for release in the Autumn, through Epitaph Records. The band are set to support Gallows on their upcoming May UK tour. For tickets/details, click here.

Published: 2009-03-24 Provider: Kerrang!