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We Came As Romans
We Came as Romans arrived onto the midwestern metalcore scene in 2005, playing venues in their hometown of Troy, Michigan. They performed throughout the metro Detroit area and in 2008 the band self released two EP's, "Demonstrations" and "Dreams," both of which were sold at We Came as Romans concert dates and online through iTunes. The band quickly attracted the attention of punk/metal label, Equal Vision Records, who released the band's first full length LP, To Plant a Seed, in 2009. The album generated moderate success on the charts and their first music video, "To Plant a Seed," garnered more than three million impressions on YouTube.
In support of their first album, We Came as Romans concert dates were booked on the Scream it Like You Mean It 2010 Tour and the No Sleep Til' Festival with their predecessor, Megadeath. Following the successful completion of these shows, We Came As Romans tour dates 2011 were scheduled on the Motel 6 Rock Yourself to Sleep Tour which had the band touring the US in January and February. We Came as Romans maintain a busy concert schedule and have been continuously touring since the inception of the band in 2005. While on tour, however, the band finds time to write and produce new music and they are scheduled to record the follow up to "To Plant a Seed," in Spring 2011. An extensive We Came as Romans Tour 2011 has been booked with the band scheduled to perform at venues throughout the country.
We Came As Romans tour dates have been announced with scheduled appearances at the Groezrock 2011 European Tour, with NOFX and the Dropkick Murphys, and the Vans Warped Tour 2011 this summer. In addition to these festivals, We Came as Romans tour dates 2011 are scheduled throughout the Detroit Metro area and select North American cities. Headbangers and metalcore fans alike are screaming at the chance to catch We Came as Romans concert dates. Use Eventful as your source for We Came As Romans tour dates and other metal events, festivals, and concerts.
The Color Morale
A goal is a dream with a deadline. As time drags on we find ourselves more and more threatened by the regret that can haunt us if we don’t overcome our fears and formulate an attempt at the pursuit our dreams; that or we settle and deal with regret later while repeating subconsciously “wish I would/could have.” The worst element of such regret is that of a pretense nature which keeps us afraid and unable to progress as individuals, and as a whole as well. Faithlessness is the stranglehold that can plague us and keep us from seeing our talents and ambitions.
After over 3 years together we have found repetitively asking ourselves “ why am I here.“ Our goal for the next year is to combine our creative tastes in music and personality to create a synergy in our third album release that can set us apart from our typical genre. Currently we are collaborating efforts to make an album saturated with intense dynamic, calculated arrangements, unplanned diversity and most off all, honesty. We plan to explore the boundaries of our genre preferences, and breech them in an artistic, original, and creative fashion. In doing so, our faith and work ethic will reflect our progress; and in turn we will carry out a dream shared on different levels with equal visions for one sole purpose. Everyone has a purpose, everything has a reason.
Emmure
Emmure is a band that was destined to come together. The founding members met through the Internet, then commuted hours at a time to rehearse, write their music and settle on a lineup, doing all this with one goal in mind: “We’re looking to be the heaviest, most emotionally moving band out there,” declared guitarist Jesse Ketive. Their efforts have paid off in a deal with Victory Records and a debut album, set to be released early next year, determined to destroy any and all limitations to what’s known as hardcore rock.
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