FOE Radio

All weeklong Friends or Enemies Radio will be playing copious amounts of Fall Out Boy songs.  And by copious I mean a lot more than usual.

Considering FOE Radio was started by Pete Wentz it only makes sense to devote an entire week to the founding father's band.

So listen in all this week to hear your favorite Fall Out Boy songs!

I have some good news and some bad news.

Latest news sources say that Smashing Pumpkins bassist, Ginger Pooley, is leaving the group to care for her new baby, which is a shame. However, Billy Corgan annouced that the group will be holding auditions to find her replacement. How awesome is that?! Take a look at the info here, and maybe you'll be the new pumpkin.

For a band that hasn't been around very long, Evanescence, has had a lot of problems. Constant line-up changes and squabbling amongst members has produced very little output since the band's major label debut Fallen in 2003. But what do you do with a voice like Amy Lee? Even if you're not a fan you can appreciate that voice. So with a total overhaul in the lineup and a new direction in the sound, Evanescence is gearing up for a new album. And for the fans that are a little weary Amy reassures that "It's definitely still heavy." Catch a great interview for Spin Magazine with Amy and prepare for Evanescence 2.0.

We're nearing the end of the first week of Punk Chunk, every weekday at Noon Eastern.  It's a 4 or 5 song set of some classic punk or something from the first wave which had an influence on the new music we love today.

So, when I saw this article in Rolling Stone, I thought I'd pass it along.  CBGB's has long been the venue associated with punk.   But right along side is another historic New York venue... Max's Kansas City.  Max's closed in the early 80's but this year marks what would have been it's 45th anniversary and to commemorate the event, the Max's Kansas City Company is releasing a book and some unearthed video footage of The Ramones, Suicide and others.  You can check out the footage here.