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| Stereophonics extend UK arena tour Stereophonics have extended their forthcoming UK arena tour. The band, who release new album 'Pull The Pin' in October, have added a night in Hull and extra dates in Cardiff and Birmingham. The Welsh rockers have also announced that all ticket holders for the shows will be able to download album taster 'Bank Holiday Monday' for free from their website stereophonics.com. The revised list of dates is as follows: Bournemouth International Centre (November 4) Brighton Centre (5) Manchester MEN (7) Hull Arena (8) Sheffield Arena (9) Birmingham NEC (11, 12) Nottingham Arena (13) London Wembley Arena (15, 16) Cardiff International Arena (18, 19, 20) Newcastle Arena (22) Aberdeen ECC (24) Glasgow SECC (25) To check ticket availability and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now. 'Pull The Pin' is released on October 1, and is preceded by a single, 'It Means Nothing', on September 24. |
Clash legend prepares new album for release Carbon/Silicon - the band formed by The Clash's Mick Jones and Generation X's Tony James - have announced details of their debut album. The band will release album 'The Last Post' - their first physical collection after a series of downloads - on October 8. The full tracklisting is: 'The News' 'Magic Suitcase' 'National Anthem' 'War On Culture' 'What The Fuck' 'Caesars Palace' 'Tell It Like It Is' 'Acton Zulus' 'The Whole Truth' 'Be Good 2 Yourself' 'Oilwell' 'Why Do Men Fight' |
The Germs drummer accused of drug possession The Germs' drummer Don Bolles was arrested in Newport Beach, California when police accused him of carrying the date-rape drug, GHB. As it turned out, it was soap, not dope. Newport Beach police had pulled over the legendary punk rocker for a broken taillight on April 4 when they spotted what they believed to be GHB inside a soap bottle in the drummer's van. Bolles spent three days in jail before an in-depth analysis at the Orange County Sheriff's Department crime lab revealed there was no GHB in the yellow liquid soap. As a result, all charges against Bolles will be dismissed, reports the Los Angeles Times. Bolles joined legendary Los Angeles punk band The Germs in the 1970s. They have since been credited with influencing countless bands such as Green Day. The band's surviving members reunited in 2005 and are planning to tour this summer. |
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