Today's Day in Rock Stories

Scott Stapp Fronted Supegroup Art Of Anarchy Release New Video

Set to be filmed on October 11-12 in the San Francisco Bay Area, the band has issued casting calls for multiple roles of all ethnicities for the two-day shoot.

He believes he's become a better performer as a result - and reveals that it's allowed the band to bring back some songs they'd had to stop delivering on tour.

The veteran frontman has changed the habit of a lifetime by warming up before he goes out on stage, after being impressed by his colleagues' energy and ability.

Mustaine tells 102.9 The Hog: "These guys are the best at what they do in the business. It's really made me re-evaluate my playing. Usually I would not warm up, because I know what I'm doing. Seeing them now, they're just so fierce, it makes me want to be the best I can be at what I do.

They will be taking part in the event in Hollywood, Ca on March 2nd-5th including the finale jam that will be taking place on the final night at the Whisky A Go Go on the Sunset Strip.

Glenn Hughes had this to say, "Always my pleasure to return to RRFC. An honor to give back what has freely been given to me, & to help capture the Spirit of Rock Music with the Campers. Music is The healer , and is the greatest natural high. Share the love with gratitude. We suit up, show up and ROCK . See you all in LA."

The song comes from the group's brand new album "Head Carrier". According to the announcement, Black worked with French filmmaker Louis Collins to select Toulouse, France as the video's location. Watch it here

The album was recorded at a concert hosted by Edsel B. Ford at the Ford Motor Company Conference & Event Center in Detroit, MI and the band's royalties from this album will be donated to JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation).

The band announced that they have invited area school choirs to compete for a chance to open for the band at the special show and to win a $5000 grant from The Grammy Foundation for their school's music program.

JJ had this to say, "Well... I'm permanently banned from Canada. Criminal charges from 20 years ago. However they let me in to play the show for a "low" cost of $200 as long as I leave the country after we play. Bones made it in by the skin of his teeth... Tezz / Rainy not allowed back in the USA.

The group, which is still going strong to this day, has announced that they will mark the anniversary with the release of a special limited edition 7" anniversary edition of the "New Rose" single.

The vinyl is set to be released by BMG on November 4th and will include the original artwork, picture disc and an exclusive fold out poster, according to the announcement.

Garcia had the following to say about the album, "This record is one of the most important of my career, difficult and challenging to do, but worth every minute of sweat!"

The band created the platform to bring new music to fans. The tracks have been remastered and remixed for the album release. They had this to say, "Pacific Myth was purely an experiment. Normally, we take as much time as we need to write records - lots of which is spent procrastinating. With Pacific Myth, we didn't have that luxury - we promised to release 1 song per month on the 15th of each month for 6 months running.

"What we discovered in writing these tunes was the fact that strict deadlines (even if self-imposed) do not allow for over-thinking - something we are incredibly guilty of on our four existing full length albums.

Their final UK show will take place at The Underworld in London on October 27th. The band had the following to say about their break up, "After over 11 years as a band, 6 full length albums and 1 EP, we have decided to make 2016 the last year of For Today. When we started this band in 2005, we never imagined that our music would make it out of Sioux City, Iowa, let alone take us all around the world multiple times.

"35 Years And A Night in Chicago" will be released on 2CD/DVD, Blu-Ray, and digital audio. The label also revealed that they will be releasing the veteran band's new studio album in the first half of next year.

The band had the following to say about the new video, "The title track is one of the catchiest and most direct numbers on Atoma and already feels like a future live favorite. The first 30 seconds could be heard on one of our studio documentary clips, but here is Atoma in its full glory. Enjoy!" Watch the video here

Frontman Chris Ferland had the following to say about the new video, "We have been teasing this music video for a while now and a lot of hard work went into the making of it, so we're extremely excited to finally share it with the world.

The new album will following 2003 self-titled debut and was produced by Ahrue Luster (Ill Nino/Ex-Machine Head) and mixed by Joshua Wickman (Within the Ruins, KING 810).