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• Tokio Hotel

  

  After scoring four number one singles, two number one albums, and selling nearly 3 million CDs and DVDs in their homeland, they’ve become the biggest act to come out of Germany in 20 years.

• H2O

  

  "You won’t get the full picture of who H2O are from reading an interview or even from listening to a record. To really get it, you need to come to a live show and hang with us". Thats is where H2O lives...

• Set your goals

  

  Set Your Goals is a San Francisco based Pop Punk band with hardcore influences. The band name comes from melodic hardcore band CIV’s first album, Set Your Goals.

• Atreyu

  

  Atreyu have sold over a million albums by constantly challenging themselves and their audiences with charged music and acrobatic performances that both have pushed the boundaries of catharsis and emotional exorcism.

• Marion Raven

  

  This girl is not like other girls. She has a voice to kill for and an attitude that drives men mad. Her songs stick like glue to your brain and will be something you'll be singing on the bus for a long time.

• Avenged Sevenfold

  

  They fight. They fuck. They destroy hotel rooms. They’re misunderstood. They are warm. They are loyal. They are brave. They are authentic. They are disciplined. They are a rock band. They are rock stars. They are Avenged Sevenfold.

• Paramore

  

  We want to take it as far as we can. ‘RIOT!’ is everything we ever wanted to say on one album. If it all ended today, this is what we’d want to be remembered for.

• Good Charlotte

  

  From the opening sounds of GOOD CHARLOTTE’s fourth album Good Morning Revival which launches with an artful, innovative sound collage that slides into the irresistible “Misery” it’s evident that the world-famous band who’ve sold over nine million albums has revolutionized its sound

• Sum 41

  

  "Cause it's us against them/We're here to represent/The spit in the face of the establishment." "Underclass Hero"

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• Story of the Year

  

  Making this record felt like starting over,says Dan Marsala, frontman for the St. Louis-reared quintet. We're like a brand new band.You can hear it in these songs, we're excited again.I think we've really stepped it up.

• Get Money Stay True

  

  At a young age Paul Wall, along with fellow rap music artist and childhood friend Seymore Phelps and Jon Higgins, decided to make music his career

• Smoking in the boys room

  

  Glam rock style is perfectly captured by Junker Designs as a dirty car wreck and sweet new lip gloss smeared together on black asphalt, but then again, they know what they are talking about with Mötley Crüe as clients.

• Dancing in the Streets

  

  You could say Street Drum Corps' love for drums, noise and rhythm is something they share with all of mankind – we've always been suckers for collective wagging to a beat. SDS just does it in a new, spectacular way.