It’s back! Our annual summer sale. This time it’s bigger than ever and we’re offering 25% off everything! Also, the first 50 orders over $50 will receive an exclusive free shirt. We will never sell this shirt so if you want one, make sure you put your order in asap. Thank you all for your support and we can’t wait to show you what we have in store for you!
Click here to head to the web store!
Our good friends in The Maine released their 2nd full length record earlier this week entitled “Black & White”. The record should prove to be your soundtrack for the remainder of the summer. We’re huge fans of this record and you should do yourself a favor and pick it up on iTunes right here. Well done gentlemen!
They’re on their first headliner tour right now as well. Click here to check out the dates and head out to a show coming to your town. Make sure you get there early and check out our friend Austin Gibbs. He’ll make you fall in love.
A little while back, we did a collaboration shirt with our good friends at the Dear Jack Foundation. The shirt below is now available all along Warped Tour at their booth. Stop by to pick it up or meet some bands or grab a bracelet. Anything to support such a great cause and company. More information about the foundation is below!
About Dear Jack Foundation
During his battle with ALL, it became clear to Andrew McMahon that, in a generation where cancer has become the second largest cause of death in the US and the biggest public action item relevant to health, there were still major shortfalls in treatment, support, and research on behalf of the young adult demographic. In an effort to initiate change and provide a voice for the generations of young adults who have been diagnosed with cancer, Andrew founded the Dear Jack Foundation in July of 2006. DJF’s mission is to be a leader in raising awareness and supporting organizations and charities with the greatest need and highest potential for impact on young adult cancer patients. This age group of 15 to 35 year old patients is in desperate need of research. DJF specifically aim to find treatments and to expand on quality of life initiatives, such as counseling for young adult patients and their families.
Here is a photo of the one and only Nate Novarro of Cobra Starship from Club Nokia in Los Angeles. He’s rocking one of our new ampersand tank tops. Looks good on him right? Our good friend Nathaniel Wood took the photo. Check out more photos from this show and his portfolio here.
Check out our brothers in A Rocket To The Moon’s new video for ‘Like We Used To’! Watch it above and then download it on iTunes tomorrow as part of the Deluxe Edition of On Your Side! To the moon baby!
Have you checked out Sing It Loud’s new record Everything Collide yet? Head on over to iTunes to pick up a copy and email your receipt to SINGITLOUDRECEIPT@GMAIL.COM for your chance to win a signed SJC/Snakes & Suits drum head! Contest ends May 31st so don’t wait. Good luck!
As most of you know, Sing It Loud are doing some pre-show hang outs with all of their fans along their current tour with Mayday Parade and A Rocket To The Moon. Find the yellow Snakes & Suits tent out front of all of the tour dates below to hear some acoustic songs and meet the band! Also, please go pick up their new full length record “Everything Collide” in stores now and on iTunes.
05/11/2010 Wichita Falls, TX @ The Hanger
05/12/2010 Lubbock, TX @ Jake’s
05/13/2010 Austin,TX @ Emo’s
05/14/2010 McAllen, TX @ Smokin’ Aces
05/16/2010 Mobile, AL @ Alabama Music Box
05/18/2010 Gainesville, FL @ Common Grounds
05/19/2010 Jacksonville, FL @ Freebird Live
05/20/2010 Charleston, SC @ Music Farm
05/21/2010 Greenville, SC @ Handlebar
05/22/2010 Parkersburg, WV @ The Inferno
05/24/2010 Greensboro, NC @ Greene Street Club
05/25/2010 Raleigh, NC @ Lincoln Theatre
05/26/2010 Richmond, VA @ The Hat Factory
05/27/2010 Columbus, OH @ Skully’s
05/28/2010 Lancaster, PA @ Chameleon
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