- SUPREMACY
- As Daylight Dies
- Straight Outta Burbank
- Silence In The Snow
- la petite mort or a conversation with god
- STRENGTH IN NUMB333RS
- World On FireUnto The Locust
- Down IV Part 2
- CYANIDE
- Diary Of A Mad Band: Europe In The Year Of VI
- Killswitch Engage
- Graveyard Shift
- Go Away
- Eternity, In Your Arms
- Unto The LocustWorld On Fire
- Audio Secrecy
- Storm Corrosion
- Misery
- The Weird and Wonderful Marmozets
- Curb
- Last Of A Dyin’ Breed
- Black Dog Barking
- Young The Giant
- MADE AN AMERICA
- House Of Gold & Bones Part 2
- Time & Space
- The Blackening
- .5: The Gray Chapter
- WDYT
- On [Disambiguation]
- Magic Mountain
- Dream Theater
- Folklore & Superstition
- Dark Horse
- Supercharger
- United Abominations
- PRETTY BUFF
- Clockwork Angels Tour (Live)
- Christmas EP
- The Unforgiving
- Machine F**king Head
- Iowa (10th Anniversary Edition)
- WHAT THE DEAD MEN SAY
- The End Of Heartache
- Meanwhile In Burbank
- Primitive
- The Burning Red
- Ghost Reveries
- PLACE IN TIME
- Ascendancy
THE PARLOR MOB CONFIRM HEADLINE SHOWS
Posted on October 13, 2009THE PARLOR MOB, have announced two extra headline shows in the wake of their current support slot on the Black Stone Cherry tour.
The band will now play the following additions to their UK run:
Mon 9th Nov – Nottingham Rock City (late show)
Wed 11th Nov – London Barfly
The London Barfly show is presented in tandem with Planet Rock Radio, who are giving away a number of show tickets all this week across all shows on the station. Tickets are available from Ticketmaster and at the box offices of both venues.
The bands current album, ‘And You Were A Crow’ was critically acclaimed on its release earlier this year and is nominated in weighty company for ‘Best Album’ in this year’s Classic Rock Magazine ‘Roll Of Honour’ Awards which is being held this November. The band are additionally nominated in the ‘Best New Artist’ category. Noted by NME as “far better than Jet or Wolfmother”, tipped as one of 2009’s “breakthrough acts” by MOJO & described as “immense” by Classic Rock, The Parlor Mob are the answer to your contemporary rock ‘n roll prayers: a band that transcend current/classic classifications, appealing to fans of The Raconteurs and Kings of Leon while tapping into the psychedelic heart of Zeppelin.
Check out some tunes at THEIR ARTIST PAGE…
