Andrew W.K.
Photo: R. Jayne/R.C.U.

Andrew W.K.'s mind is cluttered with random thoughts and ruminations. A year and a half into the creative process and Mr. Wilkes-Krier's still in the thick of it; the man whose music has come to epitomize the term "party anthem" continues to generate compositions for his third album, the as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2003's The Wolf. But first, Andrew's got to get his head straight and stop thinking about birds.

"You can point at a bird and say, 'I know what that bird is. That's a blue jay.' Well, sure, that's a kind of bird. But do you really know that bird?" he asked. "Do you know it inside and out? Do you know what it has in its stomach from what it ate that morning? Do you know what it just saw over the course of the day? Do you know where it was born? And let's say you've studied the bird since it was born, and you knew all of that — do you know what it has thought about its experiences? And even if you did know, the split second you pointed at that bird and said 'This bird is this, I am identifying it, I know it,' that bird, in the next second, has lived that much longer. The bird's slightly changed its physical and chemical composition. So then you'd have to know it again. You'd have to constantly re-identify and re-study it. And that's sort of an endless state."

Right. Philosophical musings aside, Andrew's serious about not letting his thoughts infect the typically jovial tone of his festive, careless jingles.

"I often try to remove myself and my own thoughts from the making of the music, or at least have a good amount of skepticism about what I think, and take it all with a grain of salt," he said from the New York studio where he's been embroiled in the album's pre-production. When he's ready to start tracking the disc, Andrew said producer Don Fleming (Posies, Screaming Trees) would join him. "Inasmuch as I can never separate myself from myself, I want to at least humor that possibility in making this music and in doing things in general, and try to question my own take on things and often try to remove myself from the process. So, yeah, I think about all these things. But not when I make music."

W.K. claims to have at least 18 songs written, with another 10 in various stages of completion. His own album's also been interrupted by side production gigs; he recently finished To Live and Shave in L.A.'s forthcoming record, Noon and Eternity, on which he also performed. W.K. said he'd written more for this album — which he hopes to have in stores before the summer, either preceded or followed by a U.S. tour — than he had for 2002's I Get Wet and The Wolf. But Andrew doesn't feel much like nattering about what his new album's going to sound like.

"Why would you want to expect anything?" he wondered. "Wouldn't it be equally or perhaps more exciting to expect something that's impossible to expect? I've really enjoyed being able to see movies, listen to albums, look at pictures and anticipate the experience of it — to really be excited to look, hear it, see it, whatever it is. What will really excite me is when I can almost expect not to be able to expect anything. It's like when you go see a movie and you're like, 'I have no idea what this is going to be like.' It's not so much focused on not knowing what it's going to be, as it's about giving something the benefit of the doubt."

Andrew said fans can look for tracks such as "I'm a Vagabond," "I Want to See You Go Wild," "I'm Not Going to Bed," "Pushing Drugs," "You Will Remember Tonight" and "Kicks and Bricks" to make the cut. The latter two tracks can be accessed through W.K.'s Web site. Before he can release the LP, Andrew needs to align himself with a record label, having severed ties with Island Records more than a year ago.

Andrew also has a DVD on the way. "Who Knows?" is set for a January 24 release and will feature live footage shot over four years on the road, as well as behind-the-scenes footage, an Andrew W.K. fan tribute, outtakes of Andrew performing "I Get Wet" and "additional footage of Andrew's antics," according to his reps.

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The Strokes' Julian Casablancas (file)
Photo: Getty

The Strokes, Sonic Youth, Blondie, Andrew W.K. and Sean Lennon are among the artists on board for a benefit concert in memory of the late Johnny and Joey Ramone.

"Be Well: Ramones Beat on Cancer" will be held on October 8 — which would have been Johnny's 56th birthday — at the New York club Spirit. All proceeds from the event will go to the Cedars-Sinai Cancer Research Center and the Lymphoma Research Foundation. Johnny lost his five-year battle with prostate cancer last week, (see "Ramones Guitarist Johnny Ramone Dies At Age 55") while frontman Joey died after a lengthy battle with lymphoma in 2001 (see "Punk Pioneer Joey Ramone Dead At 49").

The concert — organized by Johnny Ramone (before his death) with longtime Ramones creative director Arturo Vega — will also feature an exhibition of band memorabilia, personal items and photographs. Original Ramones drummer Tommy Erdelyi, the lone surviving member of the band's first lineup, will make an appearance, and New York Dolls frontman David Johansen, Ramones producer Daniel Rey and former Ramones bassist C.J. Ramone are also scheduled to perform.

"It was Johnny's idea, and we were aware that Johnny was in risk of dying. I just wanted to make sure he wanted us to continue in the event of his death," Vega said. "I asked him over and over if he wanted to continue planning, and said he didn't want to let down the fans and the people involved."

"It's sad, because they had been planning on doing this since May. It wasn't something that we just put together," added Strokes manager Ryan Gentles. "It came from Johnny and Arturo. They had it planned for so long, and he just passed away the other day, so it's really sad. There was a chance he was going to be there."

Tickets for the event are $50 and can be purchased via Ticketmaster, Wanttickets.com or at the club's box office.

• The Ramones
• The Strokes
• Blondie
• Sonic Youth
• Andrew W.K.

Even though he didn't win any Moonmen at this year's VMAs, Johnny Cash got a lot of love from the musical community in the weeks leading up to the ceremony. Now his late wife, June Carter Cash, gets some shine too with Wildwood Flower, her final recording sessions and a collection of songs on which she and Johnny sing duets many times over.

In other news memorializing country singer powerhouses, the tribute album Remembering Patsy Cline features interpretations of Cline's songs by women including Norah Jones, Natalie Cole, Lee Ann Womack and K.D. Lang.

And as if that weren't heavy enough, there's Heavier Things, the title of John Mayer's follow-up to Room for Squares, which features the single "Bigger Than My Body." On the album, Mayer also collaborates with guest drummer ?uestlove from the Roots on the album's first track, "Clarity."

Now that summer's over, it's time for a New Romance, and the timing couldn't be better, because these days Seattle outfit Pretty Girls Make Graves find a little more emo in their punk. Meanwhile, the only love celebrity DJ Mark Ronson is giving is to the guest stars on his debut album, Here Comes the Fuzz, which features Weezer's Rivers Cuomo on "I Suck," Mos Def and M.O.P on "On the Run," and Ghostface Killah and Nate Dogg on the lead single, "Oh Wee." The "Fighting Temptations" soundtrack features songs by Missy Elliott, P. Diddy and movie star herself, Beyoncé, both as a solo artist as well as a member of Destiny's Child.

Last but never least is the earnest, face-bashing, air-splitting party animal Andrew W.K.'s The Wolf. Songs like "Really in Love," "I Love Music" and yes, even "Make Sex," show that W.K. has moved away from the party theme (with the exception of "Long Live the Party") and onto the subject of love this time out. Where do you think "Totally Stupid" fits in?

Out Tuesday, September 9:

• 22-20s - Live (EP, Astralwerks)
• 4 Way Street - Pretzel Park (Sanctuary)
• The A.K.A.'s - White Doves & Smoking Guns (Fueled by Ramen)
• Acumen Nation - Lord of the Cynics (Invisible)
• Joan Baez - Dark Chords on a Big Guitar (KELA/Koch)
• David Banner - Mississippi: The Screwed & Chopped Album (Universal)
  Read: "David Banner Clears Up What Dirty Water Is All About"
  Buy Now: Mississippi: The Screwed & Chopped Album (Universal)
  
• Beulah - YOKO (Velocette)
• Eric Bibb - Natural Light(EarthBeat!)
• Frank Black & the Catholics - Show Me Your Tears (spinART)
• Michael Brecker Quindectet - Wide Angles (Verve)
• British Sea Power - The Decline Of (Rough Trade)
• Brotzmann, Van Hove, Bennink - FMP 0130 (Atavistic/UMS)
• Michael Bublé - Totally Bublé (DRG)
• June Carter Cash - Wildwood Flower (DualTone)
  Read: "Country Star June Carter Cash, Wife Of Johnny Cash, Dies At 73"
• Cave Catt Sammy - Whiskey and the Devil (Rubric)
• Chieftains - Further Down the Old Plank Road (RCA Victor)
• Avishai Cohen - Lyla (Razdaz/Rykodisc)
• Roger Creager - Long Way to Mexico (DualTone)
• Decemberists - Her Majesty and (Kill Rock Stars)
• Diplomats of Solid Sound - Let's Cool One (Estrus)
• E-40 - Breakin' News (Jive)
• East River Pipe - Garbageheads on Endless Stun (Merge)
• Scott Ellison - Bad Case of the Blues (Burnside)
• Enon - Hocus Pocus (Touch and Go)
• From Autumn to Ashes - The Fiction We Live (Vagrant)
• Tony Furtado & the American Gypsies - Live Gypsy (DualTone)
• Thea Gilmore - Avalanche (Compass)
• The Gossip - Undead in NYC (Dim Mak)
• Adam Green - Jessica (EP, Sanctuary)
• Steve Haines Quintet - A Beginner's Mind (Artists House)
• Tom Harrell - Wise Children (Bluebird/AAL)
• Rodney Hayden - Living the Good Life (Audium)
• John Hicks - Fatha's Day — An Earl Hines Songbook (HighNote)
• Allan Holdsworth - All Night Wrong (Favored Nations)
• Iomos Marad - Deep Rooted (All Natural)
• Iron and Wine - Sea and the Rhythm (EP, Sub Pop)
• Iron Maiden - Dance of Death (Columbia)
  Buy Now: Dance of Death (Columbia)
  
• David J. - Estranged (Heyday)
• Kingsbury Manx - Afternoon Owls (EP, Overcoat)
• Kitaro - Sacred Journey of Ku-Kai (Domo)
• Kudzu Wish - Reverse Hurricane (Ernest Jenning)
• Laibach - Wat (Mute)
• Lord Finesse - From the Crates to the Files: Lost Sessions (Fatbeats)
• Los Straitjackets - Supersonic Guitars in 3-D (Yep Roc)
• Natalie MacMaster - Blueprint (Rounder)
• Michelle Malone and the Low-Down Georgia Revue -Stompin' Ground (Daemon)
• Branford Marsalis - Romare Bearden Revealed (Marsalis Music/Rounder)
• John Mayer - Heavier Things (Aware/Columbia) Read: "John Mayer Tries Hip-Hop With Help From Roots' ?uestlove"
  Buy Now: Heavier Things (Sony)
  
• Mercury Tide - Why? (Century Media)
• Mico - Outside the Unbearable Grows (G7 Welcoming Committee)
• Millionaire - Outside the Simian Flock (PIAS)
• Moholo, Stabbins, Tibbett - Tern (Atavistic/UMS)
• My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves (ATO/RCA)
  Buy Now: It Still Moves (ATO/RCA)
  
• Nanang Tatang - Muki (Tiger Style)
• North Mississippi Allstars -Polaris (Tone-Cool/Artemis)
• Novakill - Hard Tech for a Hard World (Metropolis)
• Ellis Paul & Vance Gilbert - Side of the Road (Philo/Rounder)
• Nicholas Payton - Sonic Trance (Warner Bros.)
• Pennywise - From the Ashes (Epitaph)
  Buy Now: From the Ashes (Epitaph)
  
• Houston Person - Social Call (HighNote)
• Jean-Michel Pilc - Cardinal Points (Dreyfus)
• Pretty Girls Make Graves - The New Romance (Matador)
• Pride and Fall - Nephesh (Metropolis)
• Quasi - Hot Sh-- (Touch and Go)
• Calvin Richardson - 2:35 PM (Hollywood)
  Read: "Nelly Opening Slot Helps Calvin Richardson Keep 'Pushin' "
• Don Rigsby - The Midnight Call (Sugar Hill)
• Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys - Bon R?ve (Rounder)
• Romantics - 61/49 (Web Entertainment)
  Buy Now: 61/49 (Web Entertainment)
  
• Mark Ronson - Here Comes the Fuzz (Elektra)
  Read: "Ghostface Killah, Nate Dogg Help DJ Mark Ronson Say 'Ooh Wee' "
  Buy Now: Here Comes the Fuzz (Elektra)
  
• Poncho Sanchez - Out of Sight (Concord Picante)
• Seal - IV (Warner Bros.)
  Buy Now: IV (Warner Bros.)
  
• Semiautomatic - Wolfcentric (5 Rue Christine)
• Shiner Massive - Shiner Massive (Slash/Biggmassive)
• Sick of It All - Life on the Ropes (Fat Wreck Chords)
• Martin Simpson - Righteousness & Humidity (Red House)
• Sir Mix-A-Lot - Daddy's Home (iMUSIC)
  Read: "Sir Mix-A-Lot's Hoping Baby's Got Comeback")
• Slackers - Close My Eyes (Hellcat)
• Slumber Party - 3 (Kill Rock Stars)
• Small Brown Bike - The River Bed (Lookout!)
• Steve Smith and Buddy's Buddies - Very Live at Ronnie Scott's, London, Set Two (Tone Center)
• Some Girls - Feel It (Koch)
• Reid Speed - Life After Dark (Breakbeat Science)
• Spineshank - Self-Destructive Pattern (Roadrunner)
• Spiritualized - Amazing Grace (Spaceman/Sanctuary)
• Jim Stack - Jazz on a Summer's Day (Artists House)
• Stereophonics - You Gotta Go There to Come Back (V2)
• Curtis Stigers - You Inspire Me (Concord Jazz)
• Kelley Stoltz - Antique Gold (Jackpine Social Club)
• Swell - Whenever You're Ready (Beggars Banquet)
• Vic Thrill - CE-5 (Circus Clone)
• Rick Trevino - In My Dreams (Warner Bros.)
• James "Blood" Ulmer - No Escape from the Blues: The Electric Lady Sessions (Hyena)
• V-Shape Mind - Cul-De-Sac (Universal)
• Andrew W.K. - The Wolf (Island)
  Read: "Andrew W.K. Goes From Crying 'Party!' To Crying Wolf"
  Buy Now: The Wolf (Island)
  
• Clay Walker - A Few Questions (RCA)
• Wellwater Conspiracy - Wellwater Conspiracy (Transdreamer/Megaforce)
  Read: "Wellwater Conspiracy Get Focused While Staying Trippy"
• CeCe Winans - Throne Room (Epic)
• Wrens - The Meadowlands (Absolutely Kosher)
• ZZ Top - Mescalero (RCA)
• Various artists - American Juniors: Kids in America (Jive)
• Various artists - Booty Time (Razor & Tie)
• Various artists - "Cold Creek Manor" soundtrack (Hollywood)
• Various artists - Deadly DJ Cuts (Thump)
• Various artists - "Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star" soundtrack (Hollywood)
• Various artists - "Fighting Temptations" soundtrack (Music World/Soundtrax)
  Read: "Beyonce Teams With Diddy, Destiny's Child On 'Temptations' Soundtrack"
• Various artists - Identity 8 (Century Media)
• Various artists - "Lost in Translation" soundtrack (Emperor Norton)
• Various artists - "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" soundtrack (Milan)
• Various artists - Radio Disney Jams Vol. 6 (Walt Disney)
• Various artists - Remembering Patsy Cline (MCA Nashville)
• Various artists - Take Action! Vol. 3 (Hopeless)
• Various artists - Thump Rap Radio (Thump)
• Various artists - Total Lounge (Water Music)
• DVD: Kiss - Symphony: The DVD (Sanctuary/Kiss)
• DVD: Super Furry Animals - Phantom Power (XL/Beggars Banquet)

September 16:

• Erykah Badu - Worldwide Underground(Motown)
• DMX - Grand Champ(Def Jam)
  Read: "DMX Declares Himself 'Grand Champ,' Makes Plans To Shoot Werewolf' "
• Elvis Costello - North (Universal)
• Bubba Sparxxx - Deliverance (Interscope)
  Read: "Bubba Sparxxx Softens Bumpkin Image, Teams Up With Justin For A 'Hootnanny' "
• Carnie Wilson - For the First Time (KMA)

September 23:

• Outkast - Speakerboxxx/The Love Below(La Face)
  Read: "New Outkast LP 'Like Two-For-One Lap Dance Day' "
• The Bangles - Doll Revolution (Koch)
• 112- Hot & Wet (Def Jam)
  Read: "112 Go For The Slow-Grind Vibe On Hot And Wet"

September 30:

• Dido - Life for Rent (Arista)

October 7:

• Jin - Almost Famous (Virgin)
  Read: "Ruff Ryders' New Dog: Jin"

October 14:

• Mariah Carey - Remixes (Sony)

• John Mayer
• Pennywise
• Seal
• David Banner
• My Morning Jacket

Andrew W.K.
Photo: Universal

Andrew W.K.'s dates with the Warped Tour are numbered.

Bowing out of the tour on July 31 in Boston, he will, however, sustain that on-the-road high by immediately headlining his own fall tour featuring openers Vaux and High on Fire.

The new batch of shows will kick off on August 2 at Louisville, Kentucky's Krazy Fest and wrap up in Orlando, Florida, on September 16, just one week after the release of his sophomore album, The Wolf.

Andrew W. K. tour dates, according to his publicist:

• 8/2 - Louisville, KY @ Waterfront Park
• 8/3 - Detroit, MI @ Pontiac Silverdome
• 8/16 - Birmingham, AL @ Furnace Fest
• 8/17 - New Orleans, LA @ The Parish
• 8/18 - Houston, TX @ Engine Room
• 8/19 - Dallas, TX @ Trees
• 8/20 - Austin, TX @ Mercury
• 8/21 - El Paso, TX @ Club 101
• 8/22 - Las Vegas, NV @ Huntridge
• 8/23 - Los Angeles, CA @ Henry Fonda Theatre
• 8/24 - San Francisco, CA @ Slim's
• 8/26 -Vancouver, BC @ Richard's
• 8/27 - Seattle, WA @ Graceland
• 8/30 - Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre
• 8/31 - Lawrence, KS @ Bottleneck
• 9/2 - Minneapolis, MN @ Fine Line Music Café
• 9/3 - Chicago, IL @ Metro
• 9/4 - Sauget, IL @ Pop's
• 9/5 - Cincinnati, OH @ Bogart's
• 9/6 -Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew's Hall
• 9/8 - Cleveland, OH @ Peabody's
• 9/9 - New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
• 9/10 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
• 9/13 - Washington, DC @ University Yard
• 9/14 - Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
• 9/15 - Tampa, FL @ Masquerade
• 9/16 - Orlando, FL @ Social/Wills

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Andrew W.K.
Photo: Gregg Delman/MTV

And you thought Andrew W.K. was scary.

The organizers behind the Vans Warped Tour are tapping into the world of cinema by filming a "teenage slasher film" during the trek. (Click here for photos from the tour.)

"It's about a disgruntled employee," said Kevin Lyman, founder of the tour that mixes extreme sports and punk/ska music. "The guy gets fired the first day and he comes back and puts a curse on the Warped Tour. Then all these things happen."

The tentatively titled "Punk Rock Holocaust" will be shot by Backseat Conceptions.

"It's going to be a lot of shadows and lurking in the movie and mostly just staff dying at certain points of unimaginably horrible deaths at the hands of the [murderer]," Lyman said with a laugh.

A spokesperson for the Warped Tour, which kicked off June 19 in Boise, Idaho (see "Where Mouth Geysers Meet Cheesy Macaroni — Warped (Tour) Indeed"), said every band on the tour, ranging from the Suicide Machines to Andrew W.K. to Pennywise, have been asked to participate.

"We're trying to have fun and trying to remind ourselves that it is a business but to have a lot of fun this year," Lyman said.

The tour, in its ninth year, runs through August 10 at the Asbury Park Lot in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

• Andrew W.K.
• Simple Plan
• AFI
• Rancid
• Bowling For Soup

The Used's Bert McCracken performs on the Warped Tour
Photo: Jason Squires

CINCINNATI — It was as if the tattooed hand of a punk rock god reached down and anointed Andrew W.K. The hard partying rocker was enthusiastically playing his anthem "I Get Wet" as the skies opened up and a torrential downpour put an early end to the eighth stop on this year's Vans Warped Tour. He always sports a maniacal smirk and a dirty T-shirt, but even W.K., surrounded on the stage by a dozen head-banging fans, couldn't help but laugh. (Click here for photos from The Warped Tour.)

Just one week into a grueling cross-country summer trek, the ninth edition of the punk and extreme-sports tour experienced both kinds of Warped weather: intense heat and drenching rains. You would have never known it, though, from the goofy grins on the faces of the 50 pumped-up bands or the 7,000 waterlogged and sunburned fans who braved the unpredictable weather to take part in punk rock summer camp. There was Rancid's Tim Armstrong, rocking his band's afternoon set in a leather jacket, AFI's Davey Havok in vinyl pants and a long-sleeved mesh shirt, and Used singer Bert McCracken not letting a little sweat bother him as the heat made the red face-paint across his eyes drip all over his face.

Though it was inconceivably plastered with more signage than Cincinnati's new baseball stadium (not that the fans would know, since nearly everyone was wearing a shirt promoting their favorite band), what continues to separate the Warped Tour from other summer festivals is its egalitarian vibe. Indie label bands such as Rise Against, Vaux, Eleventeen and the Unseen mixed with up-and-coming major-label acts in the massive pavilion, while the Ataris, Face to Face and Rancid humbly hit the midway. Everyone got 30 minutes, regardless of whether your name was Less Than Jake, Anatomy of a Ghost or Scallywagon. Coupled with the cheap ticket price ($25), Warped might not be much of a payday for the bands, but it could teach its fellow festival tours a lesson or two about keeping fans happy.

Yes, it's cheesy to have Kraft Macaroni and Cheese on-the-go samples right next to a stage and Yoo-Hoo-branded beach balls ping-ponging across the crowd. But it's kind of cool to find bands like Simple Plan, who could easily headline the city's biggest club, playing early afternoon sets on side stages and not complaining about it. It's also cool to see veteran Irish punkers the Dropkick Murphys getting one of the most raucous receptions of the day with their bagpipe, beer-and-blitz chord sing-alongs.

The Used got things cranking early thanks to McCracken's spastic stage presence. Spewing water into the air with his mouth and making huge geysers, the scrawny singer played the part of a slightly crazed arena rocker as he got the audience to shout along to such cathartic punk ballads as "The Taste of Ink" and "Blue and Yellow."

Like many of the acts, McCracken told the crowd that the Cincinnati stop was the best one on the tour so far, in between his bouts of thrashing around the stage, stringy hair plastered to his gaunt face.

It was a totally different scene across the midway though, where AFI looked like a group of daytime ghouls who'd accidentally opened their crypts a bit early. Singer Havok, with his pasty face and jet-black hair, looked like a cross between the Cult's Ian Astbury and Elvira, and definitely like someone more used to dark clubs than bright daylight shows. As he yelped the lyrics to the band's breakthrough hit, "Girl's Not Grey," and "The Leaving Song, Pt. II," Havok repeatedly performed what was the unofficial, but mandatory mantra of the day, "who-ooh-ooh." That simple pop refrain could be heard from nearly every band on the bill, from Police-like reggae punkers Maxeen to SoCal old-schoolers Face to Face and Detroit garage rockers the Fags.

Bowling for Soup did their best to lighten things up with canned stage patter that would make Poison blush ("Look at all the great t---ies out there!"), but Rancid showed the kids how it's really done with a hit-packed set that snuck in just as the blazing sun gave way to thunderclouds. Singer Armstrong paid homage to his heroes in the Ramones by entering the stage in a black leather jacket, as well as black pants, a black baseball hat and black sunglasses, not removing the jacket until the fifth song, despite the choking heat. The band blitzed through energetic versions of "Journey to the End of the East Bay," "Ruby Soho," "Roots Radicals" and "Maxwell Murder." During the latter, bassist Matt Freeman ripped off a nimble-fingered, jazzy solo that seemed to even surprise singer/guitarist Lars Frederiksen. The band unveiled the new song "Red Hot Moon," from their upcoming album, Indestructable (August 26), and invited pal Skinhead Rob on stage to do a mid-song rap.

Once the rain began to fall, the midway offered more than mac 'n cheese, CDs and T-shirts to the punks whose liberty spikes were beginning to sag. Nearly every act took time to sign T-shirts and CDs for fans and there were dozens of booths supporting political causes and selling the usual festival fare.

Parents could even dip into the air-conditioned "Reverse Daycare" tent and sink into comfy chairs while "About Schmidt" played on a big-screen TV. With so much music, the "extreme" part of the tour — demos from professional skaters and BMX riders — was shunted off to a corner of the midway and seemed less prominent than in the past.

By the time the Ataris hit the stage around 5 p.m., the rain seemed like it was there to stay. The hard-cores held on, but if the young crowd recognized that the band was covering a Don Henley song with its punked-up take on "Boys of Summer," they didn't show it. They did, however, react wildly when spazz rockers S.T.U.N. laid waste to Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall," especially when singer Christiane J. amended the lyrics to "another brick through your wall!" Huddling under the pavilion to avoid the rain, hundreds of fans watched as J. hurled his microphone across the stage, perched himself precariously on the kick drum and danced around like a disco insect to songs such as "Movement," during which he repeatedly howled the refrain, "We are just a moment away!"

Glassjaw and Poison the Well got washed out as the side stages closed early, but, in the end, there was Warped sophomore W.K., whipping the soaked crowd into a frenzy with "Party Hard," and looking up at the rain as if it were just another party favor on his nonstop summer punk bash.

For more sights and stories from concerts around the country, check out MTV News Tour Reports.

• Simple Plan
• AFI
• Rancid
• Bowling For Soup
• The Used

Andrew W.K.
Photo: Gregg Delman/MTV

Andrew W.K. fans have good reason to look forward to his next album, since it was made especially for them.

"This album is a direct dedication to the people who love the music that we're making," Andrew said recently. "Not necessarily just about my music; just passionate people who love music."

It's hard to imagine anyone being more passionate about breakneck tempos, celebratory choruses and energetic sing-alongs than Mr. Wilkes-Krier, who embodied the term "party anthem" on 2001's I Get Wet. And, given the sincerity with which he speaks of its follow-up, September 9's The Wolf, it seems Andrew W.K. would be absolutely devastated if people didn't appreciate it.

"My main goal here is to satisfy people," he said. "It's not to shock or scare. It wasn't to be provocative — it was to be enjoyable and satisfying. And I really want to please people with this album and make them as happy as I can."

Those who enjoyed I Get Wet should be immediately attracted to The Wolf, as the album begins with a similar vibe. Swirling symphonic aggression combines with stomping rally calls and a punk anthem to pick up where the last album left off. Then it takes a turn toward fuller and more dynamic song structures for a sound closer to the arena-rock grandeur of late '70s/early '80s bands like Supertramp and Asia.

Andrew, naturally, has his own unique way of conveying the 12-track album's progression from familiar to uncharted territory. "You kind of start out on the road and you're driving along thinking, 'I love this part of town. There's that store I love. There's that old corner I used to hang out on. There's my school. Oh, there's my friend; I love that guy.'

"And then you keep driving. 'Whoa, this is a part of town I've never been to.' And then you drive some more and you're like, 'Where am I? What's going on? This is insane.' And before you know it, you're driving through space."

Though "Never Let Down" will serve as album's radio single, the two-disc CD/DVD single "Tear It Up" is scheduled to drop two months before the album. Due July 15, the package will include the LP's songs "Tear It Up" and "Your Rules" on the audio disc and live performance footage plus all Andrew W.K.'s videos — "Party Hard," "She Is Beautiful" and "We Want Fun" among them — on the DVD.

The song "Tear It Up," like most things surrounding Andrew W.K., can be interpreted a variety of ways. "You can tear up a piece of paper," he began rambling. "You can tear up an orange or banana peel. For me, it was about making noise music. It's about being really excited about what we're doing now ... most of all, as always, having a lot of fun.

"It's also about regretting things and also wanting to learn from things," he continued, growing more excited with each sentence. "When you do something that maybe wasn't the best thing to do at the time, you don't want to hold onto those feelings of guilt, shame or embarrassment, as much as you'd like to learn from them. So it's a little bit about that conflict."

And just when it appears that one is able to grasp his meaning, Andrew returns to form. "It's also a little bit about tumbling ... trundling ... somewhat about bundling, but that's more subtle. You know, it's got a very heavy tempo. And that's the thing that's most exciting to me."

See what "Tear It Up" and other selections from The Wolf are all about when Andrew channels his excitement onstage at the Vans Warped Tour, which he'll ride until the July 31 stop in Brockton, Massachusetts.

• Andrew W.K.

Andrew W.K
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While half the country is braving an intense Arctic front, some of those shivering are warm with the knowledge that summer can't be too far away if the annual Vans Warped Tour trek is taking shape.

Less Than Jake, Finch, the Ataris and Andrew W.K have been added to the lineup of the ninth annual outing, which will commence June 19, according to promoters. The latest additions to the bill have all toured with the punk-rock summer camp before.

Taking Back Sunday, Dropkick Murphys, Mest and the Suicide Machines are also among the 17 additions made to the previously announced full-tour lineup, which features the Used, Simple Plan, Rancid, Distillers and Glassjaw (see "Used, Simple Plan, Rancid, Distillers On Warped Tour '03").

The tour launches in Boise, Idaho, where it took off last year, and winds down in Asbury Park, New Jersey, on August 10. Forty-three shows in all are expected. Venues have not been announced.

Ten bands, including Warped vets Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, Mad Caddies, and the Damned have also signed on to perform at select dates, though the specific shows for each group have yet to be sorted out.

Cities and dates for the Vans Warped Tour, according to promoters:

• 6/19 - Boise, ID
• 6/20 - Bozeman, MT
• 6/21 - Salt Lake City, UT
• 6/22 - Denver, CO
• 6/24 - Kansas City, KS
• 6/25 - St. Louis, MO
• 6/26 - Cincinnati, OH
• 6/27 - Indianapolis, IN
• 6/28 - Minneapolis, MN
• 6/29 - Chicago, IL
• 7/2 - Calgary, AB
• 7/4 - Vancouver, BC
• 7/5 - Seattle, WA
• 7/6 - Portland, OR
• 7/8 - San Bernardino, CA
• 7/9 - Long Beach, CA
• 7/10 - San Diego, CA
• 7/11 - Ventura, CA
• 7/12 - San Francisco, CA
• 7/13 - Sacramento, CA
• 7/15 - Phoenix, AZ
• 7/18 - San Antonio, TX
• 7/19 - Dallas, TX
• 7/20 - Houston, TX
• 7/23 - Atlanta, GA
• 7/24 - Orlando, FL
• 7/25 - Tampa, FL
• 7/26 - Miami, FL
• 7/27 - Jacksonville, FL
• 7/28 - Charlotte, NC
• 7/29 - Virginia Beach, VA
• 7/30 - Washington, DC
• 7/31 - Boston, MA
• 8/1 - Montreal, QC
• 8/2 - Toronto, ON
• 8/3 - Detroit, MI
• 8/4 - Milwaukee, WI
• 8/5 - Cleveland, OH
• 8/6 - Pittsburgh, PA
• 8/7 - Buffalo, NY
• 8/8 - Philadelphia, PA
• 8/9 - New York, NY
• 8/10 - Asbury Park, NJ

• Andrew W.K.
• Less Than Jake
• Finch
• The Ataris
• Taking Back Sunday

Hip-pop hooray — Justin Timberlake, Destiny's Child, Nelly, Avril Lavigne, Ja Rule, Ashanti, Kylie Minogue and "American Idol" winner Kelly Clarkson are set to perform at Jingle Ball 2002. The show, put on by New York radio station Z100, will take place December 12 at Madison Square Garden. ... Andrew WK will support Aerosmith for several dates in December beginning December 2 at the Memorial Coliseum in Ft. Wayne, Indiana. ... After hyping it for four months, VH1 has canceled "Liza and David," its planned reality show about dinner parties hosted by Liza Minnelli and David Gest. "Although we continue to believe that Liza is an amazing talent, we were not given the cooperation that we were promised," said Rob Weiss, one of the show's executive producers. ...

Better Dayz, a new collection of material by Tupac Shakur is scheduled to be released in the next few weeks. It features production by 7 Aurelius on the title track and a song called "Thug Mansion." ... Godsmack frontman Sully Erna will open his own bar in New York City on Halloween. The opening-night guest list at Dorsia — named after novelist Bret Easton Ellis' fictional status-symbol restaurant — includes members of Box Car Racer, the Used, Slipknot, Opeth and Naughty by Nature. ... Lil Jon of Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz fame is producing a few tracks for a former Lil', the artist presently known as Bow Wow. The album is due next year. ...

David Gray will hit North American stages in January when he kicks off a 14-city tour in support of A New Day at Midnight, the follow-up to his 2000 breakthrough album White Ladder, due November 5. The tour will begin on January 26 at the Fox Theatre in Detroit and run through a February 16 date at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. ... DJ Shadow has added a handful of U.S. dates to his globe-crossing jaunt in support of his Shortlist-nominated album, The Private Press. Shadow hits Cincinnati on November 17, wings through Pittsburgh, New York, Rhode Island and San Francisco, then wraps up in Los Angeles on November 25 before heading off to Auckland. ...

Roots rockers the Blasters have extended their year-long reunion tour which is currently scheduled to wind up with a December 14 date at the House of Blues in West Hollywood. Among their upcoming dates is their first-ever hometown show in Downey, California, a Wednesday night benefit at the Rio Hondo Country Club for Johnie's Broiler, one of the last car-hop restaurants in California. ... For the second year in a row, Yo La Tengo will give a Hanukkah present to their fans: eight nights of shows at Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey (November 29-December 6). Last year's event featured opening sets from Lambchop, Antietam and Jon Spencer as well as comedians Janeane Garofalo, David Cross and Penn Jillette; a roster of openers and comedians will be announced soon. ...

In an attempt to offset the greenhouse gases produced by the manufacturing and distribution of their new album, the Foo Fighters have hooked up with the London-based environmental group Future Forests for a unique environmental project in which they will be the first U.S. band to go "CarbonNeutral." The deal calls for the band to sponsor two anti-global warming initiatives, one that will help preserve old growth Pacific forests and another that will fund the planting of trees in a forest/wildlife reserve in Tensas River, Louisiana. ... The Fire Theft, a new band featuring three of the four members of defunct Seattle emocore architects Sunny Day Real Estate (including Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel and onetime Foos drummer William Goldsmith), have posted a song from their as-yet-untitled debut album online. Tentatively titled "It's Over," the track can be found at TheFireTheft.com. ...

Seminal Los Angeles punks X are set to launch a two-week trek November 12 in Scottsdale, Arizona, marking first tour to feature the four original members in five years. Exene Cervenka, Billy Zoom, DJ Bonebreak and John Doe (whom many know from his role on TV's "Roswell," among other screen appearances) conclude the jaunt November 26 in San Francisco. ... 3 Doors Down will hit the road beginning November 2 for a month-long North American tour in support of their second album, Away From the Sun, due November 12. Kicking off with a date at the New River Amphitheater in Jacksonville, North Carolina, the tour will make its way West, winding up at Seattle's KeyArena on December 12, according to the band's Web site. ...

A DVD chronicling Lenny Kravitz's 2002 tour, "Lenny Live," will be released on November 26. The film features behind-the-scenes footage as well as performances of such hits as "American Woman," "Stillness of Heart," "Again," "Are You Gonna Go My Way," "Let Love Rule," "Rock and Roll is Dead" and "Fly Away." ... Southtown quintet P.O.D. will drop their first long-form DVD, Still Payin' Dues, November 12, which should encapsulate the band's decade-long existence in approximately two hours. Included are performances from their recent Youth of the Nation Tour, all seven of the band's music videos and backstage footage shot by the band and its crew. ...

LFO member Brad Fischetti will launch his online record label, 111 Records, on Friday (November 1) with the debut release from his trio, Sari (pronounced sha-DEE). The music is described as a mix of Coldplay, Jackson Browne and Pink Floyd, yielding "an eerie, thought-provoking record that mirrors his somewhat reclusive mind." ... Next up for 111 Records is an album from Fischetti's Sari cohort, singer/songwriter Dan Walters, and the debut of Dusty & Jawn, "a brutally candid exploration of anger, love, and frustration, with the encompassment of melodic punk, rock, and rap." ... Fresh off of their Epitaph Records EP collaboration with Mike Patton and several European dates supporting System of a Down, the Dillinger Escape Plan have written five new tracks for their next album. The as-yet-untitled platter will be the mathematically-inclined noisecore band's first with new vocalist Greg Puciato. ...

10.29.02

Mariah Carey has recorded a cover of Def Leppard's 1983 hit "Bringin' on the Heartbreak" for her new album, Charmbracelet, now due December 3. The record will also include a cover of a more recent tune, Cam'ron's "Oh Boy," featuring the rapper. ... Following the postponement of a Halloween show at New York's Town Hall, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog has had a bone thrown his way by Bon Jovi. The New Jersey rockers, who were subjected to the puppet pooch's skewering at a hometown gig last summer, displayed a sense of humor to match the sheer volume of their hairdos circa Slippery When Wet by allowing Triumph to open their November 7 show at the Roseland Ballroom. ... When B2K's Pandemonium drops on December 10, it will be available in five different covers: a standard group photo and limited-edition versions featuring individual portraits of J-Boog, Raz-B, Lil' Fizz and Omarion. The group's holiday album Santa Hooked Me Up and DVD "Live at the House of Blues" are due on October 29. ... Staind have recorded a tribute to late Alice in Chains singer Layne Staley that is expected to appear on their new album, due in May. Staind's Aaron Lewis wrote the tentatively titled "Layne" despite never having met the troubled singer because "he felt his passing went unnoticed" and he "needed to let everybody know how talented he was." ...

Bassist Mark "London" Spicoluk has left Avril Lavigne's band to focus on his own band, Closet Monster, and label, Underground Operations. Spicoluk has told Canadian journalists he felt like a marketing tool in Lavigne's band and it wasn't where his heart was. ... Actress Sela Ward ("Once and Again") has recruited Britney Spears, Lance Bass and others to serve on an honorary committee for the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Center, a $35 million project she is spearheading in her home state. Faith Hill, Jimmy Buffet, B.B. King, Morgan Freeman and none other than Kermit the Frog are also on the committee. ... Bass's fellow 'NSYNCer JC Chasez will support his former "Mickey Mouse Club" friend Tony Lucca by appearing at the launch party for his new record company at the House of Blues in Los Angeles on November 12. Chasez, whose single "Blowing Me Up (With Her Love)" will hit radio on November 18, told a Los Angeles radio station he may perform at the event. ...

Love is in the air for O-Town's Jacob Underwood, as he tied the knot with his high-school sweetheart, Janie, in San Diego on Sunday in an outdoor ceremony. Underwood may have to cut the honeymoon short, however, as the group is preparing to release O2 on November 12. ... Former Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh is debuting his paintings in an art show called "Infections" at the Paradise Lounge in Boston. Welsh's first public showing, which began October 25 and continues until Christmas, features a collection of nearly 50 acrylics, oils and collages. ... Metal veterans Bret Michaels (Poison) and Vince Neil (Mötley Crüe) will join rockers George Thorogood, Lou Gramm (Foreigner), Sheila E. and others at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp, a benefit for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the House of Blues in Los Angeles on November 14. Drew Carey is hosting the event. ...

Electronic music mastermind Carl Craig and Karriem Riggins (Common, Slum Village) are producing an album of Detroit jazz all-stars, including Marcus Belgrave, Regina Carter and others, due in February. Dubbed the Detroit Experiment, the album is the sequel to last year's Philadelphia Experiment, the jazz side project of the Roots' Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson. ... Wiley Publishing, the company responsible for educating more dummies than your local community college, will begin releasing "For Dummies" CDs early next year designed to school listeners in such genres as pop, soul, rock, jazz, blues, electronica and hip-hop. The discs will be distributed through independent label Superb Records and will be carried by bookstores, record stores and other retail outlets, the project's publicist said. ... Grammy Award-winning engineer/producer Tom Dowd, who worked with everyone from Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and Otis Redding to John Coltrane, the Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton in a career that spanned 50 years, died in Florida on Sunday at the age of 77.

• Justin Timberlake
• *NSYNC
• Ja Rule
• Tupac
• Godsmack

Blink-182's Mark Hoppus will appear on an episode of UPN's new supernatural series "Haunted" which is scheduled to air in November. Hoppus will guest star opposite Matthew Fox ("Party of Five") as "Tim Martin" in an episode entitled "A Three Hour Tour." ... Tweet is filming an episode of the UPN sitcom "The Parkers" this week in Los Angeles. The Southern Hummingbird will perform two songs, including the new single "Smoking Cigarettes," on the show, which will air in November. ... If you've ever wished to have Christina Aguilera on your cell phone, your prayers have been answered — LetsTalk.com is selling X-tina faceplates in a color she conjured herself called Cherry on Top. The company also gives customers the option of receiving periodic Aguilera updates. ...

Additional dates have been added to Beck's tour supporting his latest album, Sea Change. The new dates, which feature the Flaming Lips as Beck's opening act and backup band, will begin November 12 in Austin, Texas, and end November 27 in Oakland, California. ... Glassjaw were forced to postpone eight European dates due to singer Daryl Palumbo's relapse of the intestinal disorder Crohn's disease. Palumbo checked in to a hospital in France on Tuesday evening, where he will remain for a few days, and is expected to make a full recovery. Shows from October 2-12 in Germany and the U.K. are expected to be made up in December, and the band plans to continue unobstructed with its U.S. dates, scheduled for October 16 to November 29. ...

"Bands on the Run" winners Flickerstick returned to their roots in Dallas to record a live album featuring performances of songs from their debut, Welcoming Home the Astronauts, as well as new songs. The November 5 release of the album, titled Causing a Catastrophe - Live in Deep Ellum, is timed to coincide with a tour that kicks off November 1 in Fort Worth, Texas. ... Winners of Miller Genuine Draft's Blind Date contest were treated to a surprise show by Incubus in Paradise Island in the Bahamas on Tuesday. The contest, which has thus far staged 24 secret shows by the likes of Metallica, Foo Fighters and Beck, among others, since its inception in 1997, sends winners of legal drinking age to various locations for surprise shows. ... Creed will be the first band to perform on Alcatraz Island when they play for 500 contest winners at the infamous prison on October 10. VH1 will air the concert in November. ...

Dashboard Confessional have set a December 3 release date for the Unplugged album recorded for MTV2 earlier this year. Singer Chris Carraba has also posted an acoustic and a full-band version of the new song "Tonight I'll Take What I Can Get" for download on his Web site. ... At a loss for what to put in your favorite Ramones fan's stocking? We're a Happy Family, the tribute album featuring covers by Rob Zombie, Eddie Vedder and Metallica, has been pushed from its previous release date of November 12 to Christmas Eve (December 24). ... Saliva are preparing to get back into your system with the first leg of a tour that begins October 16 in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and runs through November 23 in Detroit. The band will be on the road with Theory of a Deadman and Audiovent to promote its new album Back into Your System, which comes out November 12.

Andrew WK has booked a 20-city tour with Los Angeles' Flogging Molly, Chicago's Allister and Sweden's Sahara Hotnights. Boston's Lost City Angels, who include former members of Spring Heeled Jack and the Pilfers, are also on the trek, which begins October 19 in Denver and ends November 10 in Los Angeles. ... Philadelphia rappers Naam Brigade will join Cam'ron, N.O.R.E. and Foxy Brown on the Survival of the Illest Tour, which kicks off October 10 in Atlanta. The group is promoting their just-released debut, Early in the Game. ...

10.01.02

Alien Ant Farm singer Dryden Mitchell is recovering smoothly after having undergone surgery to repair a broken back he sustained in a bus accident that occurred in May while the band was on tour in Spain. Mitchell, who made a surprise appearance onstage with 311 during a September 7 stop on the Sprite Liquid Mix tour in Irvine, California, resumed singing a few weeks ago, and AAF are writing songs for the follow-up to ANThology. ... Unwritten Law guitarist Steve Morris apparently has the law on his side, as his neighbor Martel Duvigneaud pleaded guilty on Thursday to felony assault and possession of an explosive and is now facing up to four years in prison and a $10,000 fine, according to the Associated Press. In August, after making several noise complaints, Duvigneaud left two homemade explosive devices at Morris' home, one of which injured the guitarist and forced him to miss four concert dates ...

Filter have postponed all of their upcoming tour dates after frontman Richard Patrick checked himself into an undisclosed rehabilitation facility, according to the band's record label. Filter were scheduled to launch their Rellim Tour this week, but Patrick said, "Right now I'm concerned about my health and want to get back into the best physical and mental condition to get back on the road next year." ... Da Brat has joined Ashanti and the Goo Goo Dolls as artists who'll appear on the WB TV series "Sabrina the Teenage Witch." Da Brat plays a hip-hop diva who magically switches places with Sabrina when her spell to make the rapping raven more pleasant backfires. ... The Mighty Mighty Bosstones will once again bring their ska-skewed show to the masses. Supporting their seventh studio album, A Jackknife to a Swan, the octet is scheduled to visit seven countries on a world tour whose U.S. dates begin October 24 in New Haven, Connecticut, and wrap up December 7 in Buffalo, New York. ...

TLC were inducted into the Georgia Hall of Fame Saturday night, the Associated Press reported, with Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas accepting the honor on behalf of the trio, which lost Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes in a car accident earlier this year. While groupmember Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins could not attend due to illness, Arista president L.A. Reid, Lopes' mother and sister and Thomas' boyfriend, Usher, were present at the ceremony. ... Nickelback got three big helpings of Wheaties at the fourth annual Prairie Music Awards, winning for Songwriter of the Year, Outstanding Rock Recording and Best Major-Label Album. The Canadian natives couldn't attend the homeland awards event, as they were on tour at the time. ...

Saliva frontman Josey Scott joined tongue-in-cheek hard rock cover band Metal Shop at the Viper Room in Hollywood Monday night for a crowd-pleasing rendition of Mötley Cr¨e's "Livewire" and the first verse of Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills." Kelly Osbourne, "Jackass" man Steve-O and members of the Used were also in attendance. ... David Lee Roth, Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil, Kiss axeman Ace Frehley, Dokken, Warrant, Quiet Riot, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Meat Loaf and others will perform October 19 in Polk City, Florida, as part of the full-fisted festival Rocktoberfest. The event is being billed as the biggest one-day outdoor festival in Florida history. ...

David Bowie will literally make a five-borough run on his New York City Marathon Tour, which will feature five shows over five nights in each city borough: Staten Island's the Music Hall at Snug Harbor on October 11, Brooklyn's St. Anne's Warehouse on October 12, Queens' Queens College Golden Center on October 16, Bronx's Jimmy's Bronx Café on October 17 and Manhattan's Beacon Theater on October 20. He'll also hit Philadelphia's Tower Theatre on October 21 and Boston's Orpheum Theatre on October 23. ... Aimee Mann and Barenaked Ladies will perform on Wednesday's (October 2) episode of the White House drama "The West Wing." The show will center around a Rock the Vote event featuring the two acts. ...

Camp Freddy, a group featuring Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro, Guns N' Roses and Cult drummer Matt Sorum, guitarist Billy Morrison, bassist Scott Ford and drummer Donovan Leitch, will play a pre-Halloween show on October 30 with a public show at a to-be-announced location in Hollywood. Guests and other surprises are expected. ... W.A.S.P. have canceled their fall tour in order to continue working on their next rock opera opus, which isn't due until late 2003. The project will be released in two parts, with the first coming on Halloween 2003 and the second hitting around Christmas. ... Animated videos from DJ Spooky, Iffy, Supreme Beings of Leisure and 17 other acts are featured on the new DVD "Flash Frames: The Best of Internet Animation." ...

Look out, Phil Anselmo and Rob Zombie — Alice Cooper is demonizing and scarifying his haunted house, Alice Cooper's Nightmare, which will be open to the public in downtown Phoenix from October 2 to November 2. The 12,000-square-foot maze features a combination of horror special effects and rock memorabilia that should make heads roll. ... Tennis star Andre Agassi raised $5.6 million at his seventh annual Grand Slam for Children charity concert at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with the help of Elton John, India.Arie, Babyface, Rod Stewart and comedians Robin Williams, Jamie Foxx and Dennis Miller. The concert series has raised over $24 million for Las Vegas schools and non-profit organizations.

• blink-182
• Beck
• Tweet
• Glassjaw
• Saliva

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• Rob Zombie
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• Iron Maiden
• Black Label Society
• Andrew W.K.

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• Andrew W.K.

The Warped Tour, Bonner Springs, KS, 06.24.2003

• AFI
• Andrew W.K.
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