Rock N’ Roll is Undead in Texas!
The radio says that Rock N’ Roll is dead but I still see it rambling around in all of its unholy and bloody glory… especially in Texas!
Texas has got chingos of amazing rock bands. CHINGOS! So why not showcase them all over our wonderful State?
Enter DISASTER FEST.
3 jam-packed days of straight-up habanero-hot rock-&-punk from the Lone Star State in three different Texas cities.
September 17th – The Deadhorse in San Angelo, TX.
September 18th – Nightrocker Live in San Antonio, TX
September 19th – The Dirty Dog Bar – Austin, TX
Lineups include these great Texas bands…
New Disaster
The Heroine
The Bexar County Bastards
Shotgun Rebels
White Rhino
Thunderosa
Sabbath Crow
The Gentlemen’s Social Club
Velvet Brick
Big Dirty Shakedown
Hot Crush
Burning Avalanche
Black Bone Child
Crash at Crush
Amplified Heat
Drowning Mona
3 Kisses
The Killing Floor
Jonny Pecker
BugGiRL (honorary Texans from Australia)
There will be drink specials, food, and rock N’ roll and only for $5.00. So come out for a Disasterous Weekend. Disaster Fest 2010.
Night Rocker Live
SA, Old San Antone, Satantonio, whatever you want to call it, New Disaster will be there this Friday night June 18th, 2010 at Night Rocker LIVE! 605 San Pedro Ave., San Antonio, TX, 78212
The Event is planned to start at 8PM first band on around 9ish with ND going on around 10PM… if you are on Facebook, hit up the event here!
Also on the bill: The Bexar County Bastards (ATX), Shotgun Rebels (San Angelo) as well as The Hell City Kings (Houston)… it is going to be a killer lineup. It’s a rarity that we make it down to SA… So we all need to catch up with some beers! See you there.
The Silver Beast. Legendary to a status worthy of a Dio song.
She carries us, shelters us, and delivers us. She rides on the winds. Has traversed the continent. She speeds across deserts and swamps and concrete jungles alike. She’s seen miles and miles. She’s roared through hurricanes. She’s seen battles. She’s seen gunfire and fistfights. She’s seen raunchy backseat action and hosted grand all night binge fests as well as some of the greatest reflection time ever known to us mortal men of rock. She rarely complains. I once considered her my home, even when not being “on the road”.
She’s done more to bring the rock of New Disaster to the masses than any promoter could ever do…
We call her Babylon.
