36 Crazyfists will be clubbing at Club LA
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Published by Sareth Ney on April 1, 2015 at 3:22 a.m.
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DESTIN, Fla.—36 Crazyfists will be knocking out a concert at Club LA, on April 24. They will be joined by Nonpoint, during the stop.
Brock Lindow is the vocalist, Steve Holt is the guitarist, Mick Whitney is the bassist and Kyle Baltus is the drummer of 36 Crazyfists.
“Time And Trauma” is the latest album by 36 Crazyfists. They are currently on tour promoting the album, which was released on Spinefarm Records. The theme was influenced by their 20-year career. It was deemed as the most focused and pure, of all their albums.. The tour begins April 1 and continues through May 30. As the tour approaches—they are looking forward to traveling, performing and connecting with as many attendees as possible.
“This album represents exactly who are, what we sound like, and what we’ve worked so hard to create over all of these years,” Lindow cited about “Time And Trauma”. “We’ve never wanted to be run-of-the-mill, or to run with the pack. It’s important for us to have our own identity. This album certainly gets back to that. The album isn’t dwelling on death. It’s about trying to understand, but also, about elevating over the sad times and searching for a light in all of it. Time does heal. We have to keep going. The alternative is to check out, which I will not do.”
“Overall the idea was to write a rock record with no preconceived notions; just good riffs and good songs,” Holt responded when he was asked about the album. “I wanted rock-oriented songs that would let Brock’s vocal melodies take the lead.”
“Time And Trauma” reunites Whitney and 36 Crazyfists and welcomes drummer, Baltus.
“Kyle is an amazing young drummer. Mick and I had remained best buddies after he left the band. I frequently played him stuff I was writing and badgered him to rejoin the band,” Holt replied when asked about the lineup. “Finally the time was right for him and he said, “I’m in.”"
Nonpoint, Five Finger Death Punch, Toothgrinder and/or Sleepwave will be joining 36 Crazyfists.
“We want to swing for the fences all over again,” Lindow stated about the tour. “Who knows how many chances we’ll have to go all out like this? Oddly enough, even after 20 years of being a band, we’re still eager to prove ourselves. It’s a great thing, to always have a challenge to beat.
Brock Lindow is the vocalist, Steve Holt is the guitarist, Mick Whitney is the bassist and Kyle Baltus is the drummer of 36 Crazyfists.
“Time And Trauma” is the latest album by 36 Crazyfists. They are currently on tour promoting the album, which was released on Spinefarm Records. The theme was influenced by their 20-year career. It was deemed as the most focused and pure, of all their albums.. The tour begins April 1 and continues through May 30. As the tour approaches—they are looking forward to traveling, performing and connecting with as many attendees as possible.
“This album represents exactly who are, what we sound like, and what we’ve worked so hard to create over all of these years,” Lindow cited about “Time And Trauma”. “We’ve never wanted to be run-of-the-mill, or to run with the pack. It’s important for us to have our own identity. This album certainly gets back to that. The album isn’t dwelling on death. It’s about trying to understand, but also, about elevating over the sad times and searching for a light in all of it. Time does heal. We have to keep going. The alternative is to check out, which I will not do.”
“Overall the idea was to write a rock record with no preconceived notions; just good riffs and good songs,” Holt responded when he was asked about the album. “I wanted rock-oriented songs that would let Brock’s vocal melodies take the lead.”
“Time And Trauma” reunites Whitney and 36 Crazyfists and welcomes drummer, Baltus.
“Kyle is an amazing young drummer. Mick and I had remained best buddies after he left the band. I frequently played him stuff I was writing and badgered him to rejoin the band,” Holt replied when asked about the lineup. “Finally the time was right for him and he said, “I’m in.”"
Nonpoint, Five Finger Death Punch, Toothgrinder and/or Sleepwave will be joining 36 Crazyfists.
“We want to swing for the fences all over again,” Lindow stated about the tour. “Who knows how many chances we’ll have to go all out like this? Oddly enough, even after 20 years of being a band, we’re still eager to prove ourselves. It’s a great thing, to always have a challenge to beat.
Tickets on sale April 1, at 10:00 a.m., in each of their time zones. For the complete list of the tour dates,
please continue to scroll towards the bottom and mark your calendars:
April 1 - Idaho Falls, Idaho, Peppertree*
April 3 - Boise, Idaho, Revolution*
April 4 - Spokane, Wash., Palamino*
April 5 - Seattle, Wash., Studio Seven*
April 6 - Portland, Ore., Tonic Lounge*
April 8 - San Francisco, DNA Lounge*
April 10 - Las Vegas, Vinyl at Hard Rock Live*
April 11 - Tucson, Ariz., The Rock
April 12 - Tempe, Ariz., Club Red-Mesa*
April 14 - Austin, Texas, Red 7*
April 16 - Lubbock, Texas, Jake’s Back Room*
April 17 - Abilene, Texas, The Silo*
April 21 - Little Rock, Ark., Juanita’s*
April 24 - Destin, Fla., Club La*
April 28 - Chattanooga, Tenn., Track 29**
April 30 - Dallas, Texas, Trees
May 1 - San Antonio, Alamo City Music Hall
May 2 - Houston, Bayou Music Center**
May 4 - Mobile, Ala., Soul Kitchen**
May 5 - Birmingham, Ala., Iron City**
May 6 - Louisville, Ky., Expo Five
May 7 - St. Louis, The Firebird
May 8 - Milwaukee, Eagles Ballroom
*With Nonpoint
**With Five Finger Death Punch
May 9 - Lansing, Mich., The Loft*
May 10 - Joliet, Ill., Mojoes*
May 12 - Cleveland, The Agora Theatre and Ballroom*
May 13 - Trenton, N.J., Championship Bar*
May 14 - Springfield, Va., Empire*
May 15 - Lemoyne, Pa., The Champ*
May 16 - New York, Webster Hall**
May 17 - Hartford, Conn., Webster Theater**
May 19 - Montreal, QC, Bar Le Ritz PDB**
May 20 - Ottawa, ON, Mavericks**
May 22 - Toronto, ON, Hard Luck**
May 23 - Kokomo, Ind., Centerstage Bar and Grill**
May 24 - Des Moines, Iowa, Vaudeville Mews**
May 25 - Denver, Bluebird Theater
May 26 - Salt Lake City, In The Venue**
May 29 - Seattle, Studio Seven**
May 30 - Spokane, Wash., The Hop**
*With Toothgrinder
**With Toothgrinder and Sleepwave
April 3 - Boise, Idaho, Revolution*
April 4 - Spokane, Wash., Palamino*
April 5 - Seattle, Wash., Studio Seven*
April 6 - Portland, Ore., Tonic Lounge*
April 8 - San Francisco, DNA Lounge*
April 10 - Las Vegas, Vinyl at Hard Rock Live*
April 11 - Tucson, Ariz., The Rock
April 12 - Tempe, Ariz., Club Red-Mesa*
April 14 - Austin, Texas, Red 7*
April 16 - Lubbock, Texas, Jake’s Back Room*
April 17 - Abilene, Texas, The Silo*
April 21 - Little Rock, Ark., Juanita’s*
April 24 - Destin, Fla., Club La*
April 28 - Chattanooga, Tenn., Track 29**
April 30 - Dallas, Texas, Trees
May 1 - San Antonio, Alamo City Music Hall
May 2 - Houston, Bayou Music Center**
May 4 - Mobile, Ala., Soul Kitchen**
May 5 - Birmingham, Ala., Iron City**
May 6 - Louisville, Ky., Expo Five
May 7 - St. Louis, The Firebird
May 8 - Milwaukee, Eagles Ballroom
*With Nonpoint
**With Five Finger Death Punch
May 9 - Lansing, Mich., The Loft*
May 10 - Joliet, Ill., Mojoes*
May 12 - Cleveland, The Agora Theatre and Ballroom*
May 13 - Trenton, N.J., Championship Bar*
May 14 - Springfield, Va., Empire*
May 15 - Lemoyne, Pa., The Champ*
May 16 - New York, Webster Hall**
May 17 - Hartford, Conn., Webster Theater**
May 19 - Montreal, QC, Bar Le Ritz PDB**
May 20 - Ottawa, ON, Mavericks**
May 22 - Toronto, ON, Hard Luck**
May 23 - Kokomo, Ind., Centerstage Bar and Grill**
May 24 - Des Moines, Iowa, Vaudeville Mews**
May 25 - Denver, Bluebird Theater
May 26 - Salt Lake City, In The Venue**
May 29 - Seattle, Studio Seven**
May 30 - Spokane, Wash., The Hop**
*With Toothgrinder
**With Toothgrinder and Sleepwave
about the author
Sareth Ney is a concert journalist for the Wu-Man Chu Chronicles. It is a division of A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. After graduating—he continued his four year apprenticeship with master of horror, Clive Barker. In California, he met members of the Wu-Tang Clan. He became the journalist/superhero, Wu-Man Chu. He inducts everyone into his hall of fame, “Supreme Clientele”. His goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones. He is the founder and co-host of No Cover Podcast.