It was nearly 3 ago when Something Corporate, a piano-based pop/rock band from Orange County, CA, did a surprise reunion show at 2006’s Bamboozle Left after had announcing their hiatus the previous year.  This phenomenal performance (I know, cause I was there) was sure to be their last, or at least their last performance in a long while….

Well now the wait is over.  On March 28th in Anaheim, CA, Something Corporate will return once again to the stage at Bamboozle Left for ANOTHER reunion show.  According to SomethingCorporate.com:  “It’s been ten years since Something Corporate put out its first demos, and for the first time since 2005, you can see the band perform live!”

To find out more about this year’s Bamboozle Left festival (tickets, band line-ups, locations, etc.), click here.

As I’ve said in a previous post, The Sway is a band that has the up most potential in making their way into many many headphones someday and I’m stoked to have known about them before.

The Sway is a pop/rock ensemble that was “built on old world rock n’ roll ethics with a modern sophistication (http://www.myspace.com/theswayisaband).”  In our featured interview with The Sway, the two lead vocalists and guitarists (Adam Sobolew and Tim Akers) performed an acoustic song entitled, “It’s True” which they later recorded with Sobolew’s older brother/recording engineer in San Francisco.

The finished product can be heard on the band’s myspace page, along with videos involving their recording process and some good times. Enjoy.

To describe the collision course of the two worlds that make up The Sway, some would call it luck or destiny or perfect timing. Personally, I’ll just call it a fortunate happening. Long story short, hailing from Nashville, TN comes Tim Akers (vocalist/guitarist), a talented and warm-hearted soul that joins the likes of Adam Sobolew (vocalist/guitarist), an avid and committed musician from Fresno, CA, to create pop music at its most genuine and catchiest. Although The Sway consists of a full band, the two frontmen give LGM an intimate acoustic performance taken place at an old, vintage car shop on a summer night in Fresno, CA. Their performance left us at LGM with the upmost confidence that The Sway will easily find their way into many many headphones one iPod at a time…