July 23, 2008

The Ting Tings Singer Katie White Gets Personal Behind Closed Doors

You may have seen The Ting Tings‘ music video for “Shut Up and Let Me Go,” bought their debut record, We Started Nothing, or maybe you have even see them live …  but I’m guessing you didn’t know about singer Katie White’s morning bathroom routine, fetishes and very first job.

Buzznet: Do you have a morning bathroom routine?

Katie: No routines here. We’re touring a lot so getting up is a pain after a late night. It’s a case of get wet, get dry, get out quick.

Buzznet: Who was your first kiss? Details … How old were you? Where were you?

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July 22, 2008

Alexisonfire: Dead or Alive?

In the past few weeks rumors have spread about the breakup of Alexisonfire. Guitarist Wade MacNeil has stepped forward to set the record straight.

“Things I’ve said in other interviews were totally taken out of context. The truth is that we’re actually writing a new record. Don’t fret!” MacNeil revealed to Kerrang!  That record will become the band’s fourth full-length and followup to 2006’s Crisis.

The band has three gigs scheduled which should serve as further proof that Alexisonfire is not dead.

Alesixonfire tour dates:

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Alexisonfire: Dead or Alive?

In the past few weeks rumors have spread about the breakup of Alexisonfire. Guitarist Wade MacNeil has stepped forward to set the record straight.

“Things I’ve said in other interviews were totally taken out of context. The truth is that we’re actually writing a new record. Don’t fret!” MacNeil revealed to Kerrang!  That record will become the band’s fourth full-length and followup to 2006’s Crisis.

The band has three gigs scheduled which should serve as further proof that Alexisonfire is not dead.

Alesixonfire tour dates:

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July 21, 2008

The Soundtrack of Your Summer Tour Invades Los Angeles: See Pics

Boys Like Girls took over The Wiltern in Los Angeles on Saturday, along with Good Charlotte, Metro Station and The Maine for the Soundtrack of Your Summer tour … and we’ve got pictures to help you relive the night.

The Maine hit the stage first, pumping out tracks from the band’s full-length, Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop.


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Metro Station turned The Wiltern into a giant dance party with their electro-pop sound.


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Good Charlotte proved the still ‘got it’ after 12 years, playing hit after hit.

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