The daily performance lineup for Rocklahoma has been revealed and single-day tickets will be available for purchase beginning Wednesday, April 17, at 10:00 AM CT at www.rocklahoma.com.
Rocklahoma–proud to be presented by Bud Light–will celebrate its seventh year May 24, 25, and 26 with a stellar rock lineup including Guns N’ Roses, Alice In Chains, Korn and many more. The three-day camping festival features the top current active rock artists and classic bands at “Catch the Fever” Festival Grounds in Pryor, Oklahoma.
The current daily performance lineup for Rocklahoma is as follows:
Thursday, May 23 (AXiS Campground Stage):
Triple 7, Bruce Flea, Searching for Sanity, Sleepwalking Home, Motortrain, Baron, Von Swagger, Rocker Lips, Drek, Kingshifter
Friday, May 24:
Guns N’ Roses, Bush, Papa Roach, Device, Ratt, All That Remains, Clutch, Escape the Fate, The Sword, Otherwise, Zero Crossing, Down & Dirty, The Last Vegas, Hessler, Bai Bang, Ruff Justice, London’s Dungeon, Fist of Rage, The Summit, Wanton Looks, Kicktree, Shotgun Rebels, The Kul, Mine Enemies Fall
Saturday, May 25:
Alice in Chains, Bullet for My Valentine, Skillet, Halestorm, Asking Alexandria, Big Wreck, Young Guns, We as Humans, O’Brother, Mindset Evolution, Gypsy Pistoleros, Rhyme, Sunset Riot, Wildstreet, London, Black Tora, Big Trouble, Sister’s Doll, Emerald City, Strikes at One, Well Hung Heart, Vilifi, For the Broken, EchoFuzz, The Chimpz, Memory of a Melody
Sunday, May 26:
Korn, Cheap Trick, Hollywood Undead, Steel Panther, Dokken, Motionless In White, Thousand Foot Krutch, Red Line Chemistry, Heaven’s Basement, American Fangs, Scorpion Child, The Glitter Boys, Nasty Habit, Mystery, Lynam, Switchblade Scarlet, Firstryke, Station, Ragdoll, Wicked, New Dawn Day, Unwritten Rulz, Framing the Red, Meganaut, The Bourgeois
Rocklahoma continues to offer fan-friendly ticket prices for the three-day-weekend rock event which features over 70 artists on four stages.
SINGLE DAY general admission tickets (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) will go on sale Wednesday, April 17 at 10:00 AM CT for $69 (plus fees).
THREE-DAY general admission tickets are currently available for only $125 plus fees and will increase to $150 plus fees on Wednesday, April 17 at 10:00AM CT.
WEEKEND VIP reserved tickets are currently available for as low as $350 plus fees and will increase to $380 plus fees. Quantities are limited, so get them while you can.
A select few WEEKEND FOUR-PACKs and GROUPIE PACKAGES remain, and ACTIVE MILITARY may purchase discounted general admission tickets at any time. The ROADIE PACKAGES AND ROCKSTAR PACKAGES are now sold out. For more information on the available packages, please visit the festival website.
For a detailed list of 2013 Rocklahoma ticket options, VIP packages and amenities, please visit www.rocklahoma.com. Camping tickets may be purchased by calling the Rocklahoma Camping Office at (866) 310-2288 or emailing info@feverfest.com. Campgrounds open on Sunday, May 19 and will remain open through Tuesday, May 28.
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Hard rockers Young Guns, who are nominated for a Revolver Golden God for Best New Talent, are currently on the road with 10 Years and will soon join the Hard Drive Radio tour with Bullet for My Valentine and Halestorm. Their single, “Bones,” has been storming the Active Rock charts and its video has over 1.7 YouTube views. Today, the band is launching the third in a series of video blogs. Check it out below.
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Hard rockers Young Guns, who are nominated for a Revolver Golden God for Best New Talent, are currently on the road with 10 Years and will soon join the Hard Drive Radio tour with Bullet for My Valentine and Halestorm. Their single, “Bones,” has been storming the Active Rock charts and its video has over 1.7 YouTube views. Today, the band is launching the second in a series of video blogs. Check it out below.
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In preparation for Revolver’s March 15 Raw Power Management/The Agency Group SXSW showcase in Austin, Texas, we asked Gus Wood from Young Guns to list his five favorite barbecue foods.
Here goes!
01. Pulled Pork: We like to eat. That’s something that needs to be understood right off the bat. Pulled pork is something that’s really hard to find in the UK, so every chance we get in the US, we locate some pulled pork sandwiches and make short work of them. Doused in a hot sauce, BBQ sauce, chipotle, whatever! Side of ‘slaw and some fries. Amazing!
02. Bratwurst/Sausages: Links, wieners, whatever kind of dog, it’s a classic and awesome with all the trimmings. Mustard, ketchup, onions. Getting hungry just writing this piece. Went to an incredible place in LA called the Sausage Kitchen — bratwurst with chorizo and truffle oil drizzled fries. Wow.
03. Corn on the Cob: Wrapped in foil and with butter and seasoning, then sat on a BBQ until tender and just a bit charred.
04. Salmon: Again I like to foil wrap this, with some olive oil and whatever seasonings you prefer. Some dill, lemon juice, sea salt and some pepper, wrapped in foil while it cooks. Just before it’s done, open the parcels up to allow them to crisp up a bit. Flakey and super tender.
05. Potato Salad: Not technically a “barbecue” food but definitely king of the accompanying sides. Best when the potatoes are still warm. I’m a fan of skins still on, Chopped red onion, salt pepper and mayonnaise, but some like to put sultanas in. These people are doing it wrong!
Writing this piece has made me extremely hungry – I’m off to eat!
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Revolver‘s SXSW showcase will take place this Friday, March 15, at the Dirty Dog Bar, 505 E. 6th St. in Austin. The show, which is presented by Raw Power Management and The Agency Group, kicks off 8 p.m. (doors 7:30 p.m.). Here’s the lineup: 8 p.m., Immanu El | 8:45 p.m., Monster Truck | 9:30 p.m., Crossfaith | 10:15 p.m., Young Guns | 11 p.m., Of Mice And Men | midnight, Chiodos | 1 a.m., Lacuna Coil
The show is presented in association with Revolver, Drop Dead Clothing and Tillys. Poster art (below) by Brian Ewing.
Hard rockers Young Guns, who are nominated for a Revolver Golden God for Best New Talent, are currently on the road with 10 Years and will soon join the Hard Drive Radio tour with Bullet for My Valentine and Halestorm. Their single, “Bones,” has been storming the Active Rock charts and its video has over 1.7 YouTube views. Today, the band is launching the first in a series of video blogs. Check it out below, and look out for Young Guns’ second video blog tomorrow.
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Leading up to the end of the year, Revolver has asked some of our favorite artists to pick their Top Albums of 2012 and tell us why each record rules. Here, Gus Wood (pictured left), vocalist of the hard-rock band Young Guns, selects his faves.
5. Smashing Pumpkins, Oceania
“It’s great to hear that nasal drawl again and not think back in a nostalgic way. This record sounds classic but also current and contemporary. It finally feels like a ‘new’ Smashing Pumpkins record. Trippy and a bit cosmic in places but with great riffs and melodies packed in there too. Great stuff.”
4. Muse, The 2nd Law
“Maybe the whole record is about excess and unsustainability and how we’re all basically royally fucked, but Muse don’t seem to show any sign of slowing down. This record is insane, from the thriller stomp of ‘Panic Station,’ to the Queen-on-acid of ‘Survival’ to the subtle pop George Michael genius of ‘Madness’ to the smaller more introspective moments like ‘Animals,’ this band blows me away and this record more so than the rest. Awesome.”
3. The Gaslight Anthem, Handwritten
“I always had an appreciation for The Gaslight Anthem, but this is the first record I can say I really liked. The songwriting feels like they hit a higher level and it feels maybe a little less drowned in nostalgia which helps me to interact with it–seeing as I wasn’t born in mid 20th century America. Almost has a Kings of Leon quality to it. Was surprised by how much I liked this record.”
2. Make Do and Mend, Everything You Ever Loved
“To me, this record has an almost unassuming Jimmy Eat World quality to it. It doesn’t bang you over the head. You just suddenly realize, Hang on, this song is amazing! And it happens song after song. Maybe it’s James Carroll’s gruff delivery or the understated production, but either way this record is a gem.”
1. Deftones, Koi No Yokan
“I was one of the few that liked but didn’t quite love–at least as much as everyone around me–Diamond Eyes, but with this record, they absolutely nailed it and have delivered an album as quintessentially Deftones and as brilliant as any of their earlier work. They sound revitalized and I love it.”
The U.K.’s Young Guns released their latest album, Bones (buy on iTunes), earlier this year. In this exclusive clip, go behind-the-scenes of the British rockers’ first trip to New York City, which includes a barrage of press-day appearances as well as a quest to find their CD in various stores around the city.
Keep up with all the band’s latest news and tour dates at younggunsuk.tumblr.com.
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It’s Tuesday–the day that music comes out–and this one sees new shit from Korn, Eyehategod, Orgy, Swallow the Sun, Young Guns, and more hitting stores. Check out the list of releases below and let us know which ones you have already or are planning to pick up.
- Ad Patres – Scorn Aesthetics
- Arkhamin Kirjasto – Torches Ablaze
- Birds in Row – You, Me & The Violence
- Devil – Magister Mundi Xum/The Noble Savage reissue
Eyehategod – “New Orleans Is The New Vietnam” 7-inch single- Inimical Drive – Sound The Sirens EP
- Judas Priest – Screaming For Vengeance 30th-anniversary reissue
- Kamikaze Kings – The Law
- Korn – The Path Of Totality Tour – Live At The Hollywood Palladium DVD/Blu-Ray
- Masachist – Scorned
- Mono – For My Parents
- Orgy – “Grime Of The Century” digital single
Swallow the Sun – Emerald Forest and the Blackbird- Sylencer – A Lethal Dose Of Truth
- Tarja – Act I
- Vesen – This Time It’s Personal
- Winters – Berlin Occult Bureau
- Young Guns – Bones
