Violent Soho Perform 'Muscle Junkie' Ahead of Tour by Troy Rogers
Rockers
in Brisbane, Australia have been following the
musical trajectory of Violent Soho since 2004
but now the U.S. is about to hear and learn more
about Violent Soho who are now in the U.S. and
touring with Dinosaur Jr. ahead of their March
2010 U.S. album debut of "We Don't Belong Here".
Recently Violent Soho members Luke Boerdam, James
Tidswell, Luke Henery, and Michael Richards gave
fans a taste of the Violent Soho sound by performing
the single "Muscle Junkie" at a concert in Brooklyn.
As well, the Violent Soho guys took time before
the Brooklyn show to talk about real world problems
beyond music, including the passionate topic of
race relations in Australia.
With Violent Soho about to make a name for themselves in the U.S. and now on the road with such bands as Dinosaur Jr., Built To Spill, and The Raveonettes, check out a series of Violent Soho tour dates and the latest Violent Soho video performance of "Muscle Junkie".
For more on Violent Soho, head to the Violent Soho land down under on Myspace where the women glow and men "Muscle Junkie" plunder.
TOUR WITH DINOSAUR JR:
Oct 27 2009 - Slowdown Omaha, Nebraska
Oct 29 2009 - Boulder Theatre Boulder, Colorado
Oct 30 2009 - Aggie Theatre Ft. Collins, Colorado
Nov 3 2009 - Marquee Theatre Tempe, Arizona
Nov 4 2009 - Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach, California
Nov 5 2009 - House Of Blues West Hollywood, California
Nov 6 2009 - The Fillmore San Francisco, California
Nov 7 2009- Wonder Ballroom Portland, Oregon
Nov 8 2009 - The Showbox Seattle, Washington
Rockers
in Brisbane, Australia have been following the
musical trajectory of Violent Soho since 2004
but now the U.S. is about to hear and learn more
about Violent Soho who are now in the U.S. and
touring with Dinosaur Jr. ahead of their March
2010 U.S. album debut of "We Don't Belong Here".
Recently Violent Soho members Luke Boerdam, James
Tidswell, Luke Henery, and Michael Richards gave
fans a taste of the Violent Soho sound by performing
the single "Muscle Junkie" at a concert in Brooklyn.
As well, the Violent Soho guys took time before
the Brooklyn show to talk about real world problems
beyond music, including the passionate topic of
race relations in Australia.
