Dead Sara “Weatherman” Starts Getting Airplay

Jan 282012

Although the Dead Sara Album has not been officially released to Radio yet, as of 2/7/2012 the single “Weatherman” has been added to the following stations

– STATIONS WHO ADDED WEATHERMAN:

WCCC: Hartford, CT.

KOMP: Las Vegas, NV

99X: Atlanta, GA

KEYJ: Abilene, TX

KTBZ: Houston, TX

KBOB Quad City, Iowa

KNDD Seattle, Washinton

KRBZ, Kansas CityKYSR: Los Angeles CA

WKRN New Orleans LA

– STATIONS WHO ARE PLAYING WEATHERMAN:

WGRD: Grand Rapids, MI

KTBZ: Houston, TX

KXXR: Minneapolis, MN

KRAB: Bakersfield, CA

KBOB: Quad City, Iowa

KFMA: Tucsan, AZ

WKRL: Syracuse, NY

WXFX: Montgomery, AL

The official add date for “Weatherman” single release is 2/14/2012

The album will be officially released on 4/10/2012

Dead Sara To Be “Featured Band” On Vans Warped Tour 2012

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Jan 182012

As the Warped Tour begins announcing their line up for the 2012 Tour, Dead Sara joins a prestigious list of bands that have been featured on the warped tour – some of those past featured bands have been: Katy Perry (2008), Paramore (2005), Eminem (1999), No Doubt (1995), Sublime (1995), M.I.A. (2008), Limp Biscuit (1997), Sugar Ray (1997), 30 Seconds to Mars (2006), Rise Against (2004), All American Rejects (2003), Gym Class Heroes (2005), Mike Posner (2010), Fall Out Boy (2004), The Used (2002), My Chemical Romance (2004), AFI (2000), Avenged Sevenfold (2003), Black Eyed Peas (1999), Blink 182 (1996), Deftones (1995), Good Charlotte (2001), Dropkick Murphys (1999), Incubus (1998), New Found Glory (2001).

Check out the warped tour here: http://vanswarpedtour.com/ and here http://vanswarpedtour.com/bands/

Check Out Dead Sara’s page here: http://vanswarpedtour.com/band/dead-sara

Dead Sara’s Warped Tour Schedule

DATE	MILES	CITY, STATE	VENUE	CAP
14-Jun		Boise, ID	Idaho Center Amphitheatre	10,520
15-Jun		Boise, ID	Idaho Center Amphitheatre	10,520
16-Jun	340	Salt Lake City, UT	Utah State Fairgrounds	17,500
17-Jun	518	Denver, CO	Invesco Field at Mile High	25,000
18-Jun		OFF
19-Jun	822	Phoenix, AZ	Peoria Sports Complex/TBA	16,000
20-Jun	301	Las Vegas, NV	Union Plaza	10,000
21-Jun	264	Irvine, CA	Orange County Great Park	TBD
22-Jun	36	Pomona, CA	Pomona Fairplex	23,000
23-Jun	409	San Francisco, CA	Shoreline Amphitheatre	16,000
24-Jun	353	Ventura, CA	Seaside Park	17,000
25-Jun		OFF
26-Jun	389	Sacramento, CA	Sleep Train Amphitheatre	15,000
27-Jun	504	San Diego, CA	Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre	16,000
28-Jun		OFF
29-Jun	682	Las Cruces, NM	N.M.S.U. Practice Field	15,000
30-Jun	598	San Antonio, TX	AT&T Center	17,884
1-Jul	198	Houston, TX	Sam Houston Race Park	18,834
2-Jul		OFF
		Hildalgo, TX	State Farm Arena
3-Jul	241	Dallas, TX	Gexa Energy Pavilion	18,800
4-Jul		OFF
5-Jul	647	St. Louis, MO	Verizon Wireless Amphitheater	18,000
6-Jul	531	Detroit, MI	Comerica Park	25,000
7-Jul	283	Chicago, IL	First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre	21,903
8-Jul	408	Minneapolis, MN	Canterbury Park	20,000
9-Jul	437	Kansas City, MO	Sandstone Amphitheater	18,000
10-Jul	482	Indianapolis, IN	Verizon Wireless Music Center	16,750
11-Jul	317	Cleveland, OH	Blossom Music Center	16,750
12-Jul	133	Pittsburgh, PA	First Niagara Pavilion	18,000
13-Jul	321	Toronto, ON	Arrow Hall	20,000
14-Jul	343	Montréal, QC	Parc Jean Drapeau	20,000
15-Jul	332	Hartford, CT	The Comcast Theatre	24,087
16-Jul		OFF
17-Jul	398	Buffalo, NY	Darien Lake PAC	21,000
18-Jul	279	Scranton, PA	Toyota Pavilion	17,425
19-Jul	295	Boston, MA	Comcast Center	19,300
20-Jul	309	Philadelphia, PA	Susquehanna Bank Center	19,250
21-Jul	120	Uniondale, NY	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum	23,000
22-Jul	78	Oceanport, NJ	Monmouth Park Racetrack	20,000
23-Jul		OFF
24-Jul	215	Washington, D.C.	Merriweather Post Pavilion	17,500
25-Jul	209	Virginia Beach, VA	Farm Bureau Live	15,000
26-Jul	613	Atlanta, GA	Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood	14,750
27-Jul	438	Orlando, FL	Central Florida Fairgrounds	17,000
28-Jul	236	Miami, FL	Cruzan Amphitheatre	15,998
29-Jul	285	Tampa, FL	Vinoy Park	15,000
30-Jul	575	Charlotte, NC	Charlotte Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre	17,500
31-Jul	479	Cincinnati, OH	Riverbend Music Center	16,000
1-Aug	382	Milwaukee, WI	Marcus Amphitheatre	14,500
2-Aug		OFF
3-Aug		OFF
4-Aug	1,992	Seattle, WA	Gorge Amphitheatre	20,000
5-Aug	174	Portland, OR	Washington County Fairgrounds	13,000

Dead Sara Rocks The Troubadour

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Jan 142012

Dead Sara played to a sold out crowd at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on Tuesday January 10th. Read some of the reviews here:

Dead Sara At The Troubadour

If there were any doubt that 2012 was going to be Dead Sara’s year, the L.A. quartet’s scorching performance on Tuesday at the Troubadour quashed it. When we first heard from Emily Armstrong, Siouxsie Medley, Chris Null and Sean Friday last June, they had planned to release an album last August. But they bode their time and were rewarded when Pocket Kid Records, the imprint that had signed them in 2010, got a distribution deal late last year with Fontana/Universal. Their self-titled debut will finally arrive in May. Dead Sara had “arrived” for many L.A. fans long before that — Armstrong’s big pipes, backed by Medley’s guitar riffs and the rhythms of Null and Friday, have given hard-rock fans something fresh for their estimable appetites. And the crowd on Tuesday at the sold-out Troubadour ate it up. (more)

Dead Sara and Last In Class @ The Troubadoor

Pure rock and roll, Dead Sara oozes it from their pores in sweat and tears. As anticipation grew in this sold-out Troubadour crowd, Emily Armstrong started off with the slow-burning rock ballad “Sorry For It All” showcasing her powerful vocals, reaching deep into the depths of her soul. Soon afterwards, Dead Sara gave the fans what they paid to see -fierce and blistering guitars let loose over rock-anthem-like choruses in “Lemon Scent,” “Test My Patience” and “Face to Face.” And when Dead Sara launched into their soon-to-be mega hit “Weatherman” you almost forgot you were watching a rock show in the 450 capacity Troubadour and not in a venue like Staples Center that holds thousands. Dead Sara next plays at The Slidebar in Fullerton on Jan. 20th and then The Bootleg Theater in L.A. on Feb. 2nd. Get tiks while they last. (more)

Dead Sara

Last night I saw Dead Sara at The Troubadour. It was a true rock show. Their stage presence was out of control. It was a change to see a band that wasn’t using the bells and whistles of technology. Check out the song Face to Face, slower song and reminds me of Cold Flame by Band of Skulls. Weatherman is a hit- (more)

Dead Sara – Best New Band

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Jan 012012

Although we have not released Dead Sara’s new album yet, they have already begun getting “best new band” titles: read the full article here: http://www.zoiksonline.com/2011/12/scarlett-johansson-nude-herman-cains-9.html

“Best New Band: This is a tough one. There have been many groups worthy of fitting into this category. That’s why there is a tie. I know, I took the easy way out – get over it.

The first is Dead Sara, whose self-titled debut album sounds like a veteran group’s fifth effort. This female fronted group, courtesy of Emily Armstrong, opened up for Bush and their album is one of the best of the year. And I’m talking about albums from all bands – new and seasoned. Check them out. You won’t regret it.

The second is The Pretty Reckless, led by former “Gossip Girl” actress Taylor Momsen. Their debut album, “Light Me Up,” debuted at number two on iTunes and the band has just wrapped up touring with Evanescence and Guns n’ Roses. Talk about two great tours.”