Spring Tour 2010

featuring Brian Head Welch (formerly of KoRn)
with The Classic Crime & Children 18:3

Apr 7, 2010 to Apr 18, 2010

TICKETS:  A=Advance Price, D=Door Price

BRIAN HEAD WELCH (formerly of KoRn)
Brian Welch, better known by his nickname "Head," is one of the founding members of the multi-platinum, Grammy award winning metal band, KoRn.  The band was credited with being the major influence in the rise of the New metal movement.  While with KoRn, Head won two Grammy's and sold over 30 million albums to date.  In July 2007, Head gained further acclaim as a successful author, when he released an autobiography (Harper Collins Publishers) titled, "Save Me From Myself."  Immediately upon its release, the book quickly soared up the New York Times Best Seller's list.  Head's debut album released September 9, 2008 and is also titled, "Save Me From Myself."  Head's Debut Album is a testimony to his life as he battled with drug addiction, leaving KoRn, and finding spirituality.  The Debut Album features renown musicians such as Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, Allice Cooper, David Bowie), Josh Freese (A Perfect Circle, Evanescence, Nine Inch Nails) and was mixed by Bob Clearmountain and Ralph Patlan.  "Save Me From Myself" is heavy, compelling and inspirational.  It's a Rock 'n Roll journey unlike any other!

THE CLASSIC CRIME
After scanning over 40,000 copies of their debut album and honing their live show to machine-like precision, The Classic Crime are poised to make another run across the nation and beyond.  They have recently joined forces with everyone from Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Mest, MxPx, Emery, and Anberlin. They were featured on Warped Tour 2006 & 2008 as well.  While some struggle to capture the magic of their recordings live, suffice it to say that this band is only at their most potent and accurate in the show atmosphere. This is a legitimate unit that will prove their mettle in the chapter that is to come.

Yet with all their dedication to music for music's sake, The Classic Crime is surprisingly dedicated to a greater, practical purpose as the end-all-be-all of their band's existence. It is with these higher goals in mind that they push onward into this next era.

CHILDREN 18:3
The place: a farmhouse outside a tiny town of little consequence in rural Minnesota. The players: three siblings--two males, one female--with the given name of Hostetter, each possessing complimentary skill of extraordinary potential. The motive: to combat the stale, ordinary, and predictable nature of popular rock music wrought of the unimaginative. The result: an undeniable sound backed by an undeniably unique persona.

Three kids born and raised on a farm in Minnesota? Playing rock music? Writing amazing songs with thought-provoking ferocity? Destroying stages?

Are you kidding?

No.

On the right side of the stage you see David, the eldest, lead vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist. Long black locks swirl around piercing eyes that bleed black mascara. Sleeveless, torn, jean-jacketed, a vision of a classic era, spirit of ʻ77. On the left side of the stage sister Lee Marie swings her bass high above her platinum blonde maelstrom, supported by white high-heels. She screams with lipstick-laden vocal yelps and finger-points to the sky. And behind, brother Seth twirls his sticks and bashes in rhythm to complete the whirlwind that is...Children 18:3.

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