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Ollie Ollie Oxen Free? Jason DeVore: They should expect a lot of intensity. We had a lot of time to write the album, obviously, because we had a year off of touring and everything else of that nature, so we ended up writing like 40 songs for it. In the end, we chose to have just 13 really fun songs, and we recorded once again with Cameron Webb (Motörhead, Sum 41, Kelly Clarkson, Megadeth) out in California. We previously did The Tipping Point (2013) with him, so we knew that it would sound great and we would have a great time recording as well.

Somewhere Over the Border As U.S. immigration policy continues to make national headlines, Arizona Theatre Company is presenting a free digital performance of Somewhere Over the Border, a musical set in the ‘70s that uses fable and family history to explore a young girl’s pursuit of the American dream. Written by Brian Quijada, a self-taught playwright with Salvadoran roots, the musical includes diverse genres from cumbia to hip-hop and addresses identity, immigration, the Latinx-American experience, and the human condition. Online viewing through Arizona Theatre Company starts at 8 p.m....

“Ollie Ollie Oxen Free” is a song that shoots at you faster than a missile. It's got a catchy harmonized chorus, and a sense of hope in the lyrics: Just hold on and be strong, you belong in good company. One listen to “Fire Off Another,” and you can't help but think about the concept of conflict (not to mention, the visuals for the music video include soldiers in a tank and fighter pilots). The lyrics hint at a disagreement: "I'm right, you're wrong / We can do this all day long." You might think there’s something political behind the words, though DeVore says otherwise.

Under current COVID-19 restrictions, Sean Downing can allow 23 people into Yucca Tap Room for a live performance. “Do the math,” says the co-owner of the nearly 50-year-old Tempe bar and music venue, which under normal circumstances has a capacity of 165. “We can’t pay the band, pay for alcohol, and pay for staffing with a crowd of 23 people. I’m in the red before I pay the sound guy or my own staff. It is mathematically impossible to run our business like that.” That's why, after eight months of running a live music venue with no live music, Downing started booking occasional sh...

  Article Contributed by Press Junkie PR | Published on Saturday, December 12, 2020 LAW Records and the Nowell Family Foundation announce the newest releases off the upcoming compilation The House That Bradley Built Deluxe Edition. Today Iration dropped their gorgeous acoustic version for "D.J.'s” taking the classic song to new heights in full harmony. And Joe Sambo, the New Hampshire based reggae-rock musician, released his acoustic rendition of "5446/ Ball and Chain." The newly released singles are on the expanded edition of the critically acclaimed, fan-favorite album The House Th...