Dear Jack Documentary and EP Available Today
Jack’s Mannequin Announce February 2010 Headlining Tour
Select Dates With Weezer

This week, Sire Records releases Dear Jack – a DVD documentary shot by Andrew McMahon that chronicles his own personal fight against leukemia. The film is now available in-stores, on the Jack`s Mannequin website and via digital download through iTunes. The Dear Jack EP is also available today exclusively through iTunes. The EP features four previously unreleased tracks: “Dear Jack,” “Diane, the Skyscraper,” “There, There Katie,” and “Swim (Music Box).”
Sire Records’ recording artist Jack’s Mannequin, led by Andrew McMahon, will hit the road …read more

PAPA ROACH PARTNERS WITH WHY (WORLD HUNGER YEAR) TO ACTIVATE FANS TO SUPPORT AN END TO HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS
Formerly Homeless Frontman Has “Had Enough”
BAND CONTINUES HEAVY HEADLINING SCHEDULE WITH BIGGEST BANDS IN ROCK
SHOWS INCLUDE PERFORMANCES WITH JET, SHINEDOWN, BREAKING BENJAMIN,
SICK PUPPIES AND MORE

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Papa Roach have partnered with WHY (World Hunger Year) to continue their mission to raise funds and awareness for organizations who are working towards finding answers to hunger, poverty and homelessness. Led by frontman Jacoby Shaddix, who revealed earlier this year that he was homeless as a child, the band are on the road supporting …read more

“Are we listening to hymns offering?
Have we eyes to see that love is gathering”
Collective Soul – The World I Know
 

This was the second song I ever heard from Collective Soul, December being the first. Honestly I never got into Collective Soul much after this song. It’s kind of a depressing song but it sends that message that even when things are really bad in life, there is always a reason to live even if you can’t see it. A beautiful song to say the least.

“Aim for places we’ve not been, trample paths that lie between yesterdays foundations and tomorrow.”
- Bad Religion, Tomorrow
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