KERRANG magazine 12 May 2018 - Green Day Converge Black Veil Brides SOAD
Three decades ago, a teenage BIllie Joe Armstrong would lead a band that would soon be known around the world as Green Day on to the tiny 924 Gilman Street stage. What followed in that corner of Californiaās Bay Area would change rock music forever. With help from the sceneās biggest names,
Kerrang! look back on the years that punk broke in a venue like no other on Earthā¦
What a lovely cover, eh?
Elsewhere, for all you Converge fans, weāve got a brilliantly insightful, career-spanning interview with one Jacob Bannon in the mag, as well as a stunning J. Bannon x Thomas Hooper x BRLSQ āSanctuaryā art print, which was displayed at Full Bleed Exhibition as part of Roadburn Festival 2017. For more of Jacobās artwork, see Jacobbannon.com.
That not enough for you? Well, Daron Malakian reveals all on his Scars On Broadway return, as well as updating us on the status of System Of A Down. We also look at why rock needs to save its live homes now, and take a deep dive into the band taking the country by storm: Dream State.
In the reviews section, Svalbard raise their fists and scream back at the ills of 2018 on their equally inventive and furious second album, Lamb Of God go back to their roots on their old-school covers album, and Cancer Bats return to destroy with a four-night London bonanza.
Our posters this week come in the form of a Black Veil Brides special. Yep, thatās right, weāve got five epic, brand-new posters of the band.
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KERRANG magazine 12 May 2018 - Green Day Converge Black Veil Brides SOAD
KERRANG magazine 12 May 2018 - Green Day Converge Black Veil Brides SOAD
Three decades ago, a teenage BIllie Joe Armstrong would lead a band that would soon be known around the world as Green Day on to the tiny 924 Gilman Street stage. What followed in that corner of Californiaās Bay Area would change rock music forever. With help from the sceneās biggest names,
Kerrang! look back on the years that punk broke in a venue like no other on Earthā¦
What a lovely cover, eh?
Elsewhere, for all you Converge fans, weāve got a brilliantly insightful, career-spanning interview with one Jacob Bannon in the mag, as well as a stunning J. Bannon x Thomas Hooper x BRLSQ āSanctuaryā art print, which was displayed at Full Bleed Exhibition as part of Roadburn Festival 2017. For more of Jacobās artwork, see Jacobbannon.com.
That not enough for you? Well, Daron Malakian reveals all on his Scars On Broadway return, as well as updating us on the status of System Of A Down. We also look at why rock needs to save its live homes now, and take a deep dive into the band taking the country by storm: Dream State.
In the reviews section, Svalbard raise their fists and scream back at the ills of 2018 on their equally inventive and furious second album, Lamb Of God go back to their roots on their old-school covers album, and Cancer Bats return to destroy with a four-night London bonanza.
Our posters this week come in the form of a Black Veil Brides special. Yep, thatās right, weāve got five epic, brand-new posters of the band.
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Three decades ago, a teenage BIllie Joe Armstrong would lead a band that would soon be known around the world as Green Day on to the tiny 924 Gilman Street stage. What followed in that corner of Californiaās Bay Area would change rock music forever. With help from the sceneās biggest names,
Kerrang! look back on the years that punk broke in a venue like no other on Earthā¦
What a lovely cover, eh?
Elsewhere, for all you Converge fans, weāve got a brilliantly insightful, career-spanning interview with one Jacob Bannon in the mag, as well as a stunning J. Bannon x Thomas Hooper x BRLSQ āSanctuaryā art print, which was displayed at Full Bleed Exhibition as part of Roadburn Festival 2017. For more of Jacobās artwork, see Jacobbannon.com.
That not enough for you? Well, Daron Malakian reveals all on his Scars On Broadway return, as well as updating us on the status of System Of A Down. We also look at why rock needs to save its live homes now, and take a deep dive into the band taking the country by storm: Dream State.
In the reviews section, Svalbard raise their fists and scream back at the ills of 2018 on their equally inventive and furious second album, Lamb Of God go back to their roots on their old-school covers album, and Cancer Bats return to destroy with a four-night London bonanza.
Our posters this week come in the form of a Black Veil Brides special. Yep, thatās right, weāve got five epic, brand-new posters of the band.
