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Escape The Fate’s former lead singer, Ronnie Radke, was released from prison in 2008 only to create a new band named “Falling in Reverse.” So far they have released only one CD called, “The Drug in Me Is You,” and with the drop of that CD, the title song had a music video as well. When the album was let out, there were questions coming out of every emo kid’s mouth. “Will Ronnie change his sound? “Will this cause Escape the Fate’s ratings to go down? “Will this cause an uproar between ETF and FIR?” “Will this band make it past one CD?” These questions will never end, but this CD really reflects Ronnie’s personality with songs like “Raised by Wolves” and “The Drug in Me Is You.” All in all, this is a good CD, “Billboard Top” potential, considering it made 19 on the Top 200 its first week on shelves.
Thanks to Phoenix News Times, we've heard a lot of strong rumors, including Radiohead and No Doubt, and Coachella 2012 is looking to be strong. Those speculating aboutCoachella 2012 (I for one would love to see Refused, but a reunion would ruin the whole breakup, and if Tom Waits is indeed playing, I'll probably soil myself) should take note of the little logo at the bottom of the advertisements for the Red Hot Chili Peppersupcoming Friday, March 2 gig atJobing.com Arena.
That's right, Goldenvoice, the promoters behind the massive Indio festival, are promoting the Chili Peppers' Valley gig. I'm not saying that means that the jocky, socky funk-punkers are a shoe-in at Coachella, but I certainly wouldn't be surprised if they headlined a night.
It would make for a busy run of activity for the Peppers. Despite the departure of guitarist John Frusciante (who's busy contending with his stalker), the band released a new album,I'm With You, an accompanying concert film, and has been announced as inductees to the2012 Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame.
In other news, fans of Rush are pissed that the Canadian prog-rockers have been slighted -- again. I like the other inductees, Laura Nyro, Beastie Boys, Guns N' Roses, The Faces/Small Faces, and Donovan far more than the Chili Peppers, but I'm betting that of all the Hall of Famers (and Rush, who will never it in, it seems) the Peppers are most likely to play the big two-weekend festival.
