1. Hit The Lights “More Than A Feeling” (originally recorded by Boston)
2. VersaEmerge “Paint It Black” (originally recorded by The Rolling Stones)
3. The Almost “Free Fallin’” (originally recorded by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers)
4. Mayday Parade “We Are The Champions” (originally recorded by Queen)
5. The Summer Set “Rock ‘n Roll All Nite” (originally recorded by KISS)
6. We The Kings “Caught Up In You” (originally recorded by .38 Special)
7. A Skylit Drive “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” (originally recorded by Journey)
8. I See Stars “Your Love” (originally recorded by The Outfield)
9. Pierce The Veil “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” (originally recorded by Blue Oyster Cult)
10. Forever The Sickest Kids “Crazy Train” (originally recorded by Ozzy Osbourne)
11. The Maine “Pour Some Sugar On Me” (originally recorded by Def Leppard)
12. Envy On The Coast “All Along The Watchtower” (originally recorded by Jimi Hendrix)
13. Every Avenue “Take Me Home Tonight” (originally recorded by Eddie Money)
14. Never Shout Never “Bohemian Rhapsody” (originally recorded by Queen)
15. blessthefall “Dream On” (originally recorded by Aerosmith)

Friday, April 2 Foxy Shazam

Saturday, March 20

The Devil Wears Prada

W/ Vanna, Dr. Acula & Surrender the dance floor

Boys 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 beat me up,” he wrote. “They were actually doing their best to rip people off me. I’m fine. Trying my best to smile but it hurts. Hospitals in Scotland aren’t my favourite.”

A SKYLIT DRIVE w/ I Set My Friends On Fire, Tides Of Man & Abandon All Ships 6pm $12adv / $14 dos

Breaking Benjamin with Chevelle, Red and Thousand Foot Krutch : Sat, 3/13/2010 – 06:00 PM
Tickets will go on sale Saturday, January 23 at 12 noon at the Civic Center box office, all Ticketmaster locations, charge-by-phone 1-800-745-3000 or online at ticketmaster.com

Ticket Prices: $36.50, reserved seating

Friday, April 16

Smile Empty Soul  With special guest Soil     

$12.50 adv/ $15 Day of show  7:30 PM doors

Killswitch Engage frontman Howard Jones has left the band’s current US tour with The Devil Wears Prada and Dark Tranquillity due to “unforeseen circumstances”.

An official statement from the band reads as follows:

“Killswitch Engage vocalist Howard Jones is leaving the band’s current headlining tour with The Devil Wears Prada and Dark Tranquility due to unforeseen circumstances. All That Remains vocalist Phil Labonte will be filling in for Jones for a few shows in the interim, until the KsE guys can determine what the plan will be for the remaining tour dates, which are currently scheduled to run through the end of March.”

Paramore have confirmed that the next single to be culled from their Number One album, Brand New Eyes, will be The Only Exception.

While the soundtrack for the upcoming Iron Man 2 will be handled by AC/DC, Lamb Of God have been tapped up to write a new tune for the accompanying video game.

“Working on a piece of music specifically for the Iron Man 2 video game was a new challenge for us,” said Lamb Of God frontman Randy Blythe. “A few of us are real game and comic fans, so the partnership with Sega has been really exciting. We can’t wait to play the game and hear our music as Iron Man kicks ass.”

The track, which is entitled Hit The Wall, will feature on the game which will be released by Sega in April.

In related news, Lamb Of God’s UK tour kicks off in Brimingham on February 9 and concludes in London on February 13. Click here for tickets.