Bad Religion ‘American Jesus’ Live At Warped Tour

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Altitude.tv has footage of Bad Religion performing ‘American Jesus’ during the Vans Warped Tour. The song is off their 1993 release ‘Recipe for Hate’. Watch it below.

Brett Gurewitz’s Top 10 Albums Of 2007

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Brett Gurewitz of Bad Religion picked his Top 10 Albums of 2007 on MySpace TV for their Year In Music 2007 feature. The legendary punk rock band’s guitarist caught the ire of some of the group’s hardcore fans by citing Fall Out Boy’s ‘Infinity On High’, Timbaland’s ‘Shock Value’ and The Killers ‘Sawdust’ among his top ten. Watch Gurewitz name off the entire list and see his top picks below the fold.
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Bad Religion ‘New Dark Ages’ Video

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Bad Religion are out with the video to their new single ‘New Dark Ages’, from the Woodland Hills, California veteran punk rock group’s fourteenth full-length studio album ‘New Maps of Hell’, out now on Epitaph Records. Watch it below the fold.
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On TV: The Used, Bad Religion, Finger Eleven

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Rock acts on television this week include The Used, who perform on ‘The Sauce’ on Monday and ‘Late Night with Conan O’Brien’ on Friday; Bad Religion, who perform on ‘Late Night’ on Monday; The Chesterfield Kings, who perform on ‘Late Night’ on Tuesday; The Bravery, who perform on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ on Wednesday; Daughtry, who perform on ‘The Late Show with David Letterman’ on Wednesday and ‘Live with Regis and Kelly’ on Thursday; Modest Mouse, who perform on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on Wednesday; Good Charlotte, who perform on ‘The Tonight Show’ on Friday; Finger Eleven, who perform on ‘The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson’ on Friday; The Tender Box, who perform on ‘Last Call with Carson Daly’ on Friday; and Hot Hot Heat, who perform on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on Friday.

MuchMusic At Warped Tour 2007

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MuchMusic talked to illScarlett, Bad Religion, Killswitch Engage, The Almost, Gallows, k-os, Biffy Clyro and As I Lay Dying during the Van’s Warped Tour. Watch the clip below the fold.
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Vans Warped Tour 2007 Kicks Off In Pomona

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Bad Religion, Killswitch Engage, New Found Glory, Pennywise, Tiger Army, Circle Jerks, and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus performed during the Vans Warped Tour 2007 Opening Day in Pomona on June 29th at Fairplex. Check out pictures from WireImage. Watch fan filmed highlight clips from YouTube.

Bad Religion Perform In Santa Monica

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The Briggs and Bad Religion performed during a concert for Heal the Bay on April 6th at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, California. Check out pictures from WireImage. Watch fan filmed highlight clips from YouTube.

Coyote Shivers And Bad Religion Perform In Vegas

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Coyote Shivers and Bad Religion performed at the first concert held at the newly-opened Empire Ballroom on October 21st in Las Vegas, Nevada. Check out pictures from GettyImages.

Bad Religion’s Bentley On Masters Of Rock

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It’s arguable that without Bad Religion we wouldn’t have The Offspring, Green Day or Blink-182. 25 years into their career, bassist Jay Bentley discusses the band’s fortunes and today’s punk rock on ‘Masters Of Rock’ hosted by Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson on Radio 2 Thursday (September 22). Listen to the show at BBC.co.uk.

Warped Tour Shines Amid Summer Concert Slump

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Reuters reports that the Warped Tour, America’s oldest traveling rock festival, is thriving on the collective buying power of teen fans lining up to see such bands as Bad Religion, Good Charlotte, the Vandals and NOFX for a low price. “There are very few acts that are selling out everywhere at this point,” said Gary Bongiovanni, editor in chief at trade magazine Pollstar. “We’re seeing acts that are scaling back, doing fewer shows and moving into smaller venues.”