Kopecky Family Band are composed of classically trained musicians. They describe themselves as a blend of neo-classical, folk, and electric with a distinctive musical voice. Our favorites tracks are Trainwreck and Embraces, these songs require a couple of listens before you come addicted. Contact: simon.gabe@gmail.com
Pop act Bidwell who is generating a solid buzz will be performing June 5th at a KROQ sponsored event at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California. The band uploaded some brand new tracks on their myspace including
Sweet Ain’t Sweet and Beauty Queen. Contact: northstarmgr@aol.com
The Black Eye Peas has spent 9 weeks straight at #1 on the Hot Digital Tracks Chart with Boom Boom Pow, this song is going to sell 4 to 5 million. Here are some the biggest selling digital tracks by far. The public has spoken!
Black Eyes Peas “Boom Boom Pow” (213,921) Total 2,348,697
Lady Gaga “Poker Face” (100,300) Total 3,042,863
Lady Gaga “Just Dance” (46,991) Total 3,844,944
Taylor Swift “Love Story” (28,649) Total 3,391,684
Britney Spears “Circus” (17,122) Total 2,166,201
Katy Perry “Hot N Cold” (16,727) Total 3,295,205
Flo Rida “Low” (12,002) Total 4,906,602
NYC rock/alternative act The Energy has released their new album “Realize Your Sin” on March 31st. The band has upcoming east coast dates. Recently performed with Lifehouse at the Malibu Music Fest. The track “Runaway” was featured on the final episode of MTV’s The Real World: Hollywood. Apparently, the band can sell out Irving Plaza in NYC, and Maxwell’s in Hoboken, NJ. For fans of Train, Lifehouse, etc. Our favorite track is Lights.
Contact: ajr574@aol.com
Meat Loaf’s Bat out of Hell has sold over 43 million copies worldwide, making it one of the highest selling albums of all time – but that was eons ago. Currently, Meat Loaf is recording his new record at Rob Cavallo’s studio in California. Rob Cavallo who recently produced the new Paramore and Dave Matthews album said of the Meat Loaf album, “This record’s going to shock people in terms of his musical style. It’s got all of the drama of a Meatloaf record, but it’s totally contemporary.”