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Title Fight will be streaming their newest release Shed for the next 24-hours on Alternative Press.

They will be on the AP Tour this year, alongside Four Year Strong, Gallows, The Swellers and Sharks. Title Fight has been chosen for issue #280 out in November, promoting the upcoming tour. There will also be a subscriber’s only issue featuring members from all AP Tour bands, including Title Fight’s own Jamie Rhoden.

To stream the full album Shed click here. And for more information on the upcoming AP Tour, visit the website, and check out their tour dates below.

Title Fight Links:

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Tour Dates:

Oct. 13 – Allentown, PA at Crocodile Rock Café
Oct 14 – Baltimore, MD at Rams Head Live
Oct 15 – Philadelphia, PA at The Trocadero
Oct 16 – Boston, MA at House Of Blues
Oct 18 – Clifton Park, NY at Northern Lights
Oct 19 – New Haven, CT at Toad’s Place
Oct 20 – Montreal, QC at La Tulipe
Oct 21 – Toronto, ON at Phoenix Concert Theatre
Oct 22 – Columbus, OH at Newport Music Hall
Oct 23 – Pontiac, MI at The Crofoot
Oct 25 – Milwaukee, WI at Eagles Ballroom
Oct 26 – Chicago, IL at The Metro
Oct 27 – St. Paul, MN at Station 4
Oct 28 – Kansas City, MO at The Beaumont Club
Oct 29 – Denver, CO at The Summit Music Hall
Oct 31 – Boise, ID at Knitting Factory
Nov 01 – Seattle, WA at El Corazon
Nov 02 – Portland, OR at Hawthorne Theater
Nov 04 – San Francisco, CA at The Regency Ballroom
Nov 05 – West Hollywood, CA at House Of Blues
Nov 06 – San Diego, CA at Soma
Nov 08 – Pomona, CA at The Glass House
Nov 09 – Mesa, AZ at The Nile Theater
Nov 11 – San Antonio, TX at White Rabbit
Nov 12 – Dallas, TX at The House Of Blues
Nov 13 – Houston, TX at Warehouse Live
Nov 15 – Orlando, FL at Beacham Theater
Nov 16 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL at Culture Room
Nov 17 – St. Petersburg, FL at State Theater
Nov 18 – Atlanta, GA at The Masquerade
Nov 19 – Charlotte, NC at Amos’ Southend Music Hall
Nov 20 – Norfolk, VA at The NorVa
Nov 22 – New York, NY at Irving Plaza
Nov 23 – Sayreville, NJ at Starland Ballroom
Nov 25 – Pittsburgh, PA at Altar Bar
Nov 26 – Cleveland, OH at House Of Blues

Taking Back Sunday is set to kick off their headlining tour on June 14, in Denver, CO. The summer-long run, which also features Thursday and Colour Revolt, will support the release of their new album Taking Back Sunday, due out June 28.

The self-titled release is a return to the band’s original line-up from their 2002 debut Tell All Your Friends:  vocalist Adam Lazzara, guitarist Eddie Reyes and drummer Mark O’Connell have reunited with vocalist/guitarist John Nolan and bass player Shaun Cooper, who departed in 2003.  Tell All Your Friends has sold over one million records worldwide, and launched the band as one of the most influential of its generation. Taking Back Sunday is featured on the cover of the July issue of Alternative Press magazine, with a 13-page spread inside. Recorded in Los Angeles with producer Eric Valentine (Queens of the Stone Age, All American Rejects), Taking Back Sunday is the New York band’s fifth studio album, three of which have been certified gold.

For more information and a list of 30+ tour dates, please visit www.takingbacksunday.com

Indie-pop quartet Funeral Party will be opening for Panic! At the Disco along with fun. at the Beaumont Club in Kansas City this Sunday,  June 12^th. Their debut album, The Golden Age of Knowhere (released March 29^th), was produced by Lars Stalfors (Matt & Kim, The Mars Volta) and mixed by Dave Sardy (Band of Horses, LCD Soundsystem, Oasis). They’ve already performed on David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel, and have supported the likes of The Faint, Cut Copy, The Mars Volta, and Crystal Castles.

Amongst the insane amount of momentum they are gaining globally, Funeral Party is an Alternative Press Band to Watch for 2011 and they performed several sets at SXSW last March in Austin. With all of this press, they are definitely a band to see sooner, rather than later!

So how would you like two tickets to go see Funeral Party and fun. supporting Panic! At the Disco at the Beaumont Club in Kansas City on June 12^th? Leave a comment below by 12pm on Friday, June 10^th telling us the name of your favorite Funeral Party song and why. The comment that stands out to the Editors the most, wins.

Please remember to include a working email address so we might contact you about picking up your tickets.

Gearing up for a summer tour in support of their new album Hell Is What You Make It on July 12, Breathe Carolina is ready to showcase some fun dance-floor anthems.

The Rockstar Presents The Scream It Like You Mean It Tour will kick off on July 15 in Seattle, WA at El Corazon, heading across North America and finishing with a homecoming show for the band in Denver, CO. Direct support comes from Chiodos, as well as I See Stars, The Color Morale, Tek-One, and The Air I Breathe.

The band’s new album was recorded with producers Ian Kirkpatrick (Plain White T’s, Neon Trees) and Matt Squire (Panic At The Disco, 3OH!3, All Time Low) and is featured as one of Alternative Press’ 100 Most Anticipated Albums of 2011.

Visit their site here to listen to a clip of “Wooly” from the new album.

And check out their official website www.HellIsWhatYouMakeIt.com for a complete list of tour dates that trek all across the U.S.

What’s better than being in Austin for SxSW? How about a FREE six hour show at Emo’s for SxSW day, featuring nineteen of the best bands of the festival (and the spring AP Tour lineup)?!  From screamo that will practically melt your face off to some seriously sweet alt rock, it’s perfect for fans of AP’s general style- something a little more than your average indie hipster scene.

I’ve seen Versaemerge and Conditions before in Seattle, and both bands absolutely floored me. They are absolutely amazing and worth an appearance at the showcase alone, but they are just the beginning. Both Black Veil Brides and Vampires Everywhere are groundbreaking and stunning in both their complexity and their stage presences. They both know how to put on a rockin show. I have heard nothing but praise for Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows, so I am assuming they will be the icing on the cake.

So where are YOU going to be Saturday, March 19^th? Hopefully you will be at Emo’s with me, enjoying some of the best up and coming alt rock out on the market today.

Lineup:
Black Veil Brides
Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows
I See Stars
Versaemerge
Conditions
Enter Shikari
The Ready Set
The Downtown Fiction
Animals
As Leaders
Balance and Composure
Middle Class Rut
Oceano
I Fight Dragons
Vampires Everywhere!
The Limousines
River City Extension
Touche Amore
Maniac

ALL AGES, no RSVP required (so what are you waiting for already?!)