2003/05
| 18 August 2005: New Casino Steel Album |
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Casino Steel releases his first solo album of
entirely newly recorded material for 13
years on 1 September 2005. "There's A Tear In My Beer"
recorded earlier this year in Oslo with The Tearjerkers features several
cover versions of country classics alongside some new Casino Steel
classics. It also features guest appearances including "Big
Hand" Johansen, Claudia Scott, Tore Anderson, Tone Holen and Liz-Tove
Vespestad. |
| 2 June 2005: The Boys Headline Return To Dusseldorf |
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| 7 February 2005: Honest John Plain & Amigos Hit London |
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Honest
John Plain & Amigos return to London at Camden's
Underworld on Friday 25 March 2005 to support Jayne County & The
Electric Chairs. |
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4 February 2005: Touring Tribute To the Ramones |
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| 20 November 2004: The Boys Headline In Berlin |
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The Boys have
confirmed they are to play Berlin, Germany on Sunday 23 January 2005 headlining the "Punk
& Disorderly" Festival. Tickets are now on presale for 19 Euros
(day) or 49 Euros (weekend) |
| 16 November 2004: Casino Steel Launches Music Download Website |
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Casino Steel has recently launched his own music
download website “Music Blink” at www.musicblink.com |
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3 June 2004: The Yobs In Argentina! |
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The Yobs "Who Had All The Christmas Cake?" has
been released on an Argentinean compilation album "Oi! Across The
World". The album is the first international punk/oi album released
in Argentina. As well as The Yobs the compilation features 21 other
bands including Angelic Upstarts, Argy Bargy and Red London. |
| 1 May 2004: Boys Videos Released! |
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Four previously unavailable Boys videos
receive their first ever commercial release on Tuesday (4 May) as bonus
tracks on the Argentinean CD compilation album "Satisfaccion
Garantizada" (Rockaway Records RWY 001). The videos are
"Brickfield Nights" & "Sway" (1978),
"Weekend" (1980) and "Brickfield Nights" (1996)
featuring Die Toten Hosen frontman Campino. |
| 20 April 2004: Honest John Plain Update |
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Following their recent successful UK
debut at Camden Underworld Honest John Plain and his new band the Amigos
are set to fly to France this week to record a new album for release
early next year. Whilst in France the band will play two dates in Annecy
(Martin Bleu Club) on Friday 30 April and Rumilly (Cox Avenu) on Friday 7 May. |
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17 January 2004: Win An Autographed Boys T-Shirt! |
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You can vote for your favourite Boys song now in a brand new competition and win a limited edition "We're Only Here For The Boys" T-Shirt autographed by Matt Dangerfield, Duncan Reid, Casino Steel, Honest John Plain & Vom Ritchie. For more information go to the Competition Page |
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| 11 January 2004: Honest John Plain's UK Debut |
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Following last years successful European Tour Honest
John Plain & Amigos make their UK debut in London at Camden's
Underworld on Thursday 25 March 2004. They will be supporting Gary
Holton's old band The Heavy Metal Kids. |
| 14 December 2003: Boy Promotes Playing For Real |
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Matt Dangerfield
is currently involved in organising The Global Battle Of The Bands,
the first-ever worldwide live talent competition for pop and rock bands.
As a reaction against Pop Idol-type competitions and what he describes
as "glorified karaoke crap", he says The Global Battle of the
Bands will seek out real bands playing real music...live, and strive to
bring the best un-manufactured new talent, wherever it originates from,
to the widest possible audience. |
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3 November 2003: Honest John Plain European Tour |
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Following his sell out headlining gig in Nijmegen Honest John Plain and band embarks on a European Tour. The tour kicks off in Prague (Czech Republic) tonight and moves across Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Germany before finishing in Kortrig (Belgium) on 19 November. For further information and full tour dates click here |
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| 12 October 2003: Honest John Plain's Dutch Headline |
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Honest John Plain
and his band will headline the "Punk Is Dead" Festival in
Nijmegen, Holland on Friday 17 October 2003 to promote his new album "Honest John Plain & Amigos". His band, comprising
HJP (guitar/vocals), Mat Sargent (bass/vocals) and Robbie Rushton
(drums) will be playing a mixture of HJP solo, Boys and Crybabys classics. |
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14 July 2003: New Crybabys Double CD Out Today |
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"What Kind Of Rock 'n' Roll", the Crybabys double CD album, featuring Honest John Plain is released By Sanctuary Records Group today. The CD features their second "lost" album as well as their debut "Where Have All The Good Girls Gone" and four great bonus tracks. Copies are available from The Boys Website for £12 (UK), £13.50 (Europe) or £14 (Rest Of World) including postage and packing. For more information click here or email info@theboys.co.uk |
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| 28 June 2003: The Boys Back In Germany! |
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The Boys have confirmed they are to play Dusseldorf, Germany on Saturday 13 September 2003 headlining the "Soundtrack Of Our Lives Festival. Tickets go on sale on 15 July for the 1,500 capacity venue Frankenheim Halle, which is expected to be a sell out. For more information email nico@beerandmusic.de or visit www.beerandmusic.de |
| 15 June 2003: "Touring" With The Boys |
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Prior to their appearance at Morecambe
on Friday The Boys go into the recording studio on Thursday 19 June to
record a cover of the Ramones "Touring". After playing
their second UK gig in 22 years they will return to the studio on
Sunday 22 June to put the finishing touches to the track. The song will
appear on a Ramones Tribute album due to be released on Argentinean
label Fiction Aires later this year.
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| 14 June 2003 : Honest John Plain Website Launched |
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Honest John
Plain's brand new official website is launched today to promote his new
album "Honest John Plain & Amigos". The website is run by
Argentinean Boys fan Mariano Asch who is currently in the process of
booking a major UK & European tour for John. Promoters
interested in booking John should contact Mariano at booking@honestjohnplain.com |
| 17 May 2003: Duncan Reid's Clash Tribute |
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Duncan
Reid's first ever solo recording, a cover of The Clash's
"Complete Control" is to be released on 16 June on "The
Clash Tribute" (Red Steel Records RMCPG 9229). The album
also features Clash covers from Gene October (Chelsea), Knox (The
Vibrators), Charlie Harper (UK Subs), Mike Peters (The Alarm) Beki
Bondage (Vice Squad), Nick Cash (999), Micky Fitz (The Business), Pete
Wylie (The Mighty Wah) and RTZ Global.
Pre-release copies are now available from The Boys Website for £11 (UK), £12.50 (Europe) or £13 (Elsewhere) including postage and packing. For more information email info@theboys.co.uk |
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| 26 April 2003 : New Honest John Plain Album |
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"Honest John Plain & Amigos" is released by Angel Air (SJPCD144) on 12 May. The album, which was recorded in Argentina last November features "Howitt Road", "Rock N Roll Heart", "SAP", "Sweet Dreams", "Billy", "You Can Give It", "Garden Gang", "Funny Old Game", "What Can I Do", "Beautiful Lies", "Something In The Air" & "Pick Me Up". You can order copies from The Boys Website now for £12 (UK), £13.50 (Europe) or £14 (Elsewhere) including postage and packing. For more information email info@theboys.co.uk |
| 10 February 2003: The Boys Return To Morecambe |
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The
Boys have officially confirmed that they will play at the 'Holidays In The Sun' Festival in Morecambe on
Friday 20 June 2003. It is to be their only UK date of the year.
For more information go to
http://www.holidaysinthesun.net
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| 18 January 2003 : The Boys At Number 4! |
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In their January 2003 edition UK monthly magazine Record Collector placed The Boys self titled debut album at Number 4 in their Top 25 LP's of the Punk & New Wave Era. The Ramones were Number 1, The Dammed Number 2, The Clash Number 3 and the Sex Pistols Number 5. The article states: "The Beatles in bondage tag might have bordered on the blasphemous at the time, but hey, if the Fab Four had been reincarnated as fresh-faced punks, this is the album they would have penned. Move over Lennon/McCartney and make way for Dangerfield/Steel purveyors of irresistible three-minute pop classics that threatened to give punk a good name." |