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From Monday 15 March 2004

Visiting

Onelinedrawing are now confirmed for the Funeral For A Friend tour in April/May. That’s according to Jonah anyway. Debate rages on about the second support – rumours are it may now be The Haunted and not Boy Sets Fire…

Two halves of Tsunami

Not Katies are main support on the Tsunami Bomb UK tour.

Breaking blink

Looks like the UK (kinda) got lucky this time. Travis Barker of Blink 182 has broken his foot and the band have been forced to cancel their Australian tour.

Strike a match

Submitted: “Spoke to Shaun from The Matches earlier this week and they’re attempting to get on the “beer festival in the summer!” They’re also back in the UK on March 23 at Monarch BarFly London.”

A straight news item without any bias

The Lost Reality Festival, due for Wellingborough in June with Sugarcult, Allister and Audio Karate, has been cancelled. The official word on the cancellation is “basically you can’t run a festival when no-one has any faith, especially one

Tour dates

Q and Not U tour the UK later this year. Click here for dates.

Good band, never heard of the label

The Attika State have apparently signed to Positive Impact Records. Check www.theattikastate.co.uk and www.positiveimpactrecords.com for more details

This band suck (not very shocking)

Submitted by Pete: “JamisonParker have a new video for ‘your song’ from their ‘notes and photographs’ EP available for streaming at http://www.bandbuilder.com/jamisonparker/index.php?ref_code=D30872″

Ferret in new siging shocker

Submitted: “Ferret Music has announced it’s newest signing – New Jersey band The Break. The band will be heading into the stdio this April with producer Alex Newport.”

Warwickshire in punk rock shocker

Submitted: “We have started a new website called www.wariwckshirepunkscene.tk We started it because of the lack of publicity for punk gigs and events which take place in Warwickshire and surrounding areas. Hopefully the site will help build crowd numbers at gigs which presently is very low. We would really