With the departure of James - formerly of "Mark & James" - Mark Russel decided to continue the journey as a singer. While working on some 'new jams' with the band, Mark Russel has decided to post some covers of popular songs along the way. This time around - Mark decided to post a cover of Jimmy Eat World's, "Hear You Me". Listen and watch above as Mark performs the song acoustically by himself.
The announcement of James' departure had hit mid-February - as James took it to 'myspace' to leave a letter of thanks to their loyal fanbase. Mark & James had been together for nearly six years - writing and performing music. For more on Mark's now solo career - please head over to; http://www.myspace.com/MarkRussell .
I See Stars: "Big Bad Wolf"
Asking Alexandria: "If You Can't Ride Two Horses At Once...You Should Get Out Of The Circus"
While on tour with ATTACK ATTACK!, BREATHE CAROLINA, AND BURY TOMORROW, bands - Asking Alexandria and I See Stars rocked the Emerson Theatre in Indianapolis, Indiana yesterday (March 6th, 2010). Be sure to watch above as I SEE STARS performs fan-favorite, "Big Bad Wolf" - and ASKING ALEXANDRIA performs, "If You Can't Ride Two Horses At Once...You Should Get Out Of The Circus". Along with being on tour together - I SEE STARS and ASKING ALEXANDRIA will also be performing at this year's Bamboozle Festival in New Jersey. On May 1st - both bands will take the stage - performing at Bamboozle in East Rutherford, NJ.
After performing at Bamboozle - Asking Alexandria will head on tour with We Came As Romans, From First To Last, Our Last Night, A Bullet For Pretty Boy - from May 8th, 2010 until June 9th, 2010. I See Stars will then be playing some spot dates alongside Versaemerge and Lets Get It, before they prepare for Warped Tour. Head to ; http://www.myspace.com/askingalexandria or http://www.myspace.com/iseestars for more information.
While on tour with I See Stars, Breathe Carolina, Asking Alexandria, and Bury Tomorrow - ATTACK ATTACK! members, Andrew Whiting and Andrew Wetzel decided to give their fans a little behind-the-scenes look at the band's current tour bus. The tour kicked off in Grand Rapids, Michigan on March 4th. The tour will continue until April 4th - where it will finish off in Buffalo, NY. Afterwards, ATTACK ATTACK! will be headed out on the VANS WARPED TOUR, which kicks off June 24th in San Diego, California. VANS WARPED TOUR will last until August 15th, and will end in Hillsboro, Oregon.
For more info on how to see ATTACK ATTACK! in a city near you - head to; myspace.com/attackattack .
“Can’t Stand It” - the new single from Loveway/Sire Records’ artists’ Never Shout Never - premieres across all of MTV’s channels today, March 4th. The video has been put into heavy rotation and credit squeeze rotation on MTV and rotation on MTVU and MTV Hits. MTV.com has been airing a 30-second sneak peak as well as a “making of” featurette this week.
The video was directed by Isaac Ravishankara, who also directed the NSN clips for “I Love You 5,” “What Is Love?” and “Big City Dreams,” as well as clips for 3OH!3, Hellogoodbye, Anthony Green, and Cady Groves.
“Can’t Stand It” is the second single from Never Shout Never’s debut album What Is Love?, which bowed at No. 2 on both the Alternative and Rock charts, No. 6 on the Digital Album chart, No. 11 on the Internet album chart, and No. 24 on the Billboard Top 200 album chart.
Never Shout Never is the brainchild of 18-year-old singer-songwriter and guitarist Christofer Drew, who appears on the cover of this month’s Alternative Press, which hits newsstands this week. Never Shout Never headlines the 2010 AP Tour, which celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Cleveland-based magazine. The tour kicks off on March 19th and criss-crosses the country through the end of April. All tour dates are listed below:
3-19 Dallas, TX (House of Blues)
3-20 Austin, TX (Emo’s FREE SXSW Show)*
3-21 Houston, TX (Warehouse Live)
3-23 Tucson, AZ (Rialto Theatre)
3-24 Phoenix, AZ (Marquee Theatre)
3-25 Bakersfield, CA (The Dome)
3-26 San Diego, CA (House of Blues)
3-27 Las Vegas, NV (Extreme Thing)
3-30 Los Angeles, CA (House of Blues)
3-31 San Francisco, CA (The Grand Ballroom at the Regency)
4-01 Chico, CA (Senator Theatre)
4-02 Portland, OR (Hawthorne Theatre)
4-03 Seattle, WA (El Corazon)
4-05 Salt Lake City, UT (In the Venue)
4-06 Denver, CO (Gothic Theatre)
4-08 Des Moines, IA (People’s Court)
4-09 St. Paul, MN (Station 4)
4-10 Chicago, IL (House of Blues)
4-11 Milwaukee, WI (The Rave)
4-13 Kansas City, KS (The Beaumont Club)
4-14 Sauget, IL (Pop’s)
4-15 Nashville, TN (Rocketown)
4-16 Atlanta, GA (The Masquerade)
4-17 Jacksonville, FL (Freebird Live)
4-18 Orlando, FL (House of Blues)
4-21 Charlotte, NC (Amos’ Southend)
4-22 Norfolk, VA (The NorVa)
4-23 Philadelphia, PA (Theatre of the Living Arts)
4-24 Allentown, PA (Crocodile Rock)
4-25 Washington, DC (9:30 Club)
4-27 New York, NY (The Fillmore at Irving Plaza)
4-28 Buffalo, NY (Club Infinity)
4-29 Boston, MA (House of Blues)
4-30 New Haven, CT (Toad’s Place)
5-01 Albany, NY (Northern Lights)
5-04 Pittsburgh, PA (Altar Bar)
5-05 Toronto, ON (Phoenix Theatre)
5-06 Detroit, MI (Crofoot Ballroom)
5-07 Columbus, OH (Newport Music Hall)
5-08 Cleveland, OH (House of Blues)

The recently completed ninth annual Take Action Tour just wrapped up with one last triumphant hurrah in Dallas on March 2, 2010. The tour, whose mission is to create a better world, continues to inspire and make change in a proactive manner.
The Impact of the 2010 Take Action Tour:
- Over $60,000 raised to help further the mission of Patrick Pedraja and his organization Driving For Donors
- Over 30,000 fans in 31 cities proved that the world can be made a better place
- Tour reaches goal enlisting over 2010 fans to sign up for the National Marrow Registry!
- Nearly 8,000 copies of the Take Action Volume 9 compilation sold
Headlining band We The Kings, along with Mayday Parade, A Rocket To The Moon, There For Tomorrow, Stereo Skyline, and Call The Cops united an impressive amount of fans across the U.S. and Canada that cared about more than just attending a great show. The active and engaged audience stood up to make a difference by raising funds, awareness and actual life saving donor volunteers for Driving For Donors (an organization started by now 14-year-old Patrick Pedraja who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at age 10) whose mission is to sign up people to the National Marrow Registry.
Take Action 2010 raised over $60,000 for Patrick Padraja's mission through the unique model of donating 10% of each ticket sold to charity, along with other fundraising efforts including donating 5% of the suggested retail price of each Take Action Volume 9 compilation sold.
Hopeless/Sub City would like to thank all the bands and labels involved this year that brought the message directly to fans that each one of us can take action and make the world a better place.
Take Action looks forward to continue to support Patrick Pedraja and Driving For Donors' mission of saving lives and everyone at Hopeless Records & Sub City Non Profit is grateful for the opportunity to organize this tour to benefit him and be involved in such a great cause in even a small way. Hopeless Records & Sub City Non Profit is hard at work on the next Take Action Tour and will be announcing the next benefiting charity soon. All The latest information can always be found at Takeactiontour.com.
2010 Take Action! Tour Artists:
We The Kings, Mayday Parade, A Rocket To The Moon, There For Tomorrow, Stereo Skyline, Call The Cops
2010 Take Action Tour Sponsor:
Presenting sponsor Hot Topic has worked with the Take Action Tour since the tour's inception in 1999 and their commitment to helping make a positive impact continues to be as strong in 2010 as it has ever been. The music lifestyle mall retailer (hottopic.com) is a natural fit as a presenter, because they demonstrate a passion for music in everything they do.
Additional generous sponsors of the 2010 Take Action Tour:
MySpace Music, Alternative Press, Absolutepunk.net, TouchTunes Interactives Networks, Go! Merch, Hopeless Records, S-curve Records, Atlantic Records, Fueled By Ramen, Myspace Records
2010 Take Action Tour Charity:
Driving For Donors exists to draw donors, attention, and funds to the National Marrow Registry. The non-profit organization is the brainchild of now 14-year-old Patrick Pedraja who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia at age 10. In 2007, at age 11, Patrick and his family started Driving For Donors and traveled around the country in a special "Donormobile" with the mission of signing people up for the National Marrow Registry to help find bone marrow matches for people in need of a transplant. Since then they have added over 22,000 donors to the registry, saved more than 24 people's lives with matches and raised over $100,000 for tissue typing fees and drive expenses by selling advertising on Patrick's bald head.
About Hopeless Records & Sub City Non Profit:
In 1999 Hopeless Records formally started supporting non-profit organizations under the Sub City banner with charitable albums, tours, and events. Now itself a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, Sub City continues this mission of raising funds and awareness for worthy causes, and to date has raised nearly $2 million dollars for over 50 non-profit organizations.
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