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| FourteenG, born on 7/4/2004, the date we declared our independence from the normal reporting world of the AP! |
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| Alice In Chains is always welcomed in Chicago and it surely has been a long time coming! The long awaited return of “The Rooster” Jerry Cantrell (pictured) and crew was definitely a site for sore eyes. The Aragon Ballroom (a.k.a. BRAWLROOM) is notorious for thee worst sound for such a majestic venue, ever to be erected! However, this was of no consequence due to the 2 hour + most righteous set! The introduction of new lead singer William DuVall, carrying such classics as "Nutshell" Read more… |
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| Fear Factory's vocalist, Burton C. Bell gives a shout out to FourteenG! 21 July from the band's stopover in Chicago (Metro) with bands like 36 Crazyfists and Divine Heresy in tow, tearing it up across N. America! |
| 36 Crazyfists' Brock Lindow gives a shout out to the FourteenG family/audience! |
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| We can't get enough of rockabillies Volbeat, burning trails around the world and back again (above). Another hidden live treat was the highly anticipated arrival of Daniel Lioneye (bottom) was a proven departure of famed Finnish band HIM. Its gritty anthems made for a diverse opening act for Cradle of Filth’s North American stint early this year. |
| Immortal’s lead singer/guitarist Abbath, bought the crowd to their knees with favorites “Sons of Northern Darkness” and “The Sun No Longer Rises”. The Bottom Lounge Chicago played host to a limited touring engagement to North America February 22nd. |