There are few things as American as baseball and rock n' roll. ESPN brought Zakk Wylde to their studios to cover their MLB theme song. Baseball and Zakk Wylde, now this is kick ass!
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Interview with Mike Froedge, Black Label Society's new drummer
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| Mike Froedge w/Black Label Society Photo by Carrie Lynn |
Mike Froedge recorded the drum tracks that Morgan Rose (Sevendust) put down for Eye Empire. Eye Empire’s bassist/vocalist
Corey Lowery played bass in a band called Dark New Day with Troy Mclahorn and their drummer was Will Hunt. Troy is Mike’s old guitarist from doubleDrive. Troy also went on to play with Evanescence. Evanescence eventually adopted Will Hunt as their drummer. Will Hunt eventually also became the drummer for Eye Empire. When Will had scheduling conflicts because he was recording tracks for Evanescence earlier this year, Mike Froedge sat in for him with Eye Empire. Will was also the drummer for Tommy Lee. There was a time when Will had a scheduling conflict with the Leno show Tommy Lee had going on and Morgan Rose filled in for him. Morgan sat in for Will back then. Will is the former drummer for Black Label Society. Guess who’s the new drummer for Black Label Society now?Mike Froedge!
Hilarious...It's "like a circle..."
Corey Lowery played bass in a band called Dark New Day with Troy Mclahorn and their drummer was Will Hunt. Troy is Mike’s old guitarist from doubleDrive. Troy also went on to play with Evanescence. Evanescence eventually adopted Will Hunt as their drummer. Will Hunt eventually also became the drummer for Eye Empire. When Will had scheduling conflicts because he was recording tracks for Evanescence earlier this year, Mike Froedge sat in for him with Eye Empire. Will was also the drummer for Tommy Lee. There was a time when Will had a scheduling conflict with the Leno show Tommy Lee had going on and Morgan Rose filled in for him. Morgan sat in for Will back then. Will is the former drummer for Black Label Society. Guess who’s the new drummer for Black Label Society now?
Mike was kind enough to answer questions for Hard-Rock-Reviews.com and we are very grateful for his time!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Interview with Patrick McBride of Hourcast
Making music videos with pornstars, touring with legendary Zakk Wylde and Black Label Society and being lead singer of an up and coming rock band. Life isn't so bad these days for Patrick McBride of Hourcast. Hard Rock Reviews chatted with McBride about sharing the limelight with gorgeous adult film star Jesse Jane, what it's like touring with BLS and what's coming up for Hourcast.
HRR: There isn't a ton of information out there about you guys. Tell us about yourself and the band. How long have you been a band? How did you get your start? etc.
Patrick McBride: HourCast got it's start in 2001 with Jerry Clews (drummer) and Dave Henriquez (Guitar Player). They wanted to combine elements of rock and electronic music. Then they found me, Patrick McBride (vocalist) as a lead singer. Later, we added Dave Sullivan (Bass Player) when we decided to take the band out live. We started on a street level in Boston, playing shows.
We went to every rock concert in the city with backpacks on and GAVE AWAY our music for free... In a matter of months we found ourselves on tour with Sevendust, then Godsmack. Godsmack really gave us a huge break bringing us a brand new, Boston band on the road. Since then we've been out with 30 Seconds to Mars, Breaking Benjamin, Volbeat, The Damned Things and now Black Label Society with All That Remains.
HRR: There isn't a ton of information out there about you guys. Tell us about yourself and the band. How long have you been a band? How did you get your start? etc.Patrick McBride: HourCast got it's start in 2001 with Jerry Clews (drummer) and Dave Henriquez (Guitar Player). They wanted to combine elements of rock and electronic music. Then they found me, Patrick McBride (vocalist) as a lead singer. Later, we added Dave Sullivan (Bass Player) when we decided to take the band out live. We started on a street level in Boston, playing shows.
We went to every rock concert in the city with backpacks on and GAVE AWAY our music for free... In a matter of months we found ourselves on tour with Sevendust, then Godsmack. Godsmack really gave us a huge break bringing us a brand new, Boston band on the road. Since then we've been out with 30 Seconds to Mars, Breaking Benjamin, Volbeat, The Damned Things and now Black Label Society with All That Remains.
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