あなたの街にやってくる大好きなバンドやアーティストのイベント日程を調べましょう。Bandsintownを使って、コンサートチケットや最新ニュースを入手してください。
Loaded
フォロワー数 3,664
Never miss another Loaded concert. Get alerts about tour announcements, concert tickets, and shows near you with a free Bandsintown account.
フォロー
近日開催予定の公演はありません
Loaded にお住いの地域での公演リクエストを送る
公演をリクエスト
ツアー中の同じテイストのアーティスト
Loaded について
There is more than one band with this name:
1. First, Duff McKagan's Loaded. Their picture appears here as an artist picture on Last.fm.
2. Second, a streetpunk band based in Mannheim, Germany, who recorded the other albums listed below: "Fearless Street", "More Midnights Than Mornings", "Hold fast" and "Turn Your Head & Cough". Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/getloaded .
3. Third, a band formed Cary, North Carolina in 1998 had recorded many albums, such as "Where's The Beef?" "Who Cut The Cheese?" "Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams", "Isaac Jacobs 2", "Hit The Wall", and "Isaac Jacobs 3", before changing their name to Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams in 2007 to avoid collisions with other bands. Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/isaacjacobsloaded .
4. The album "Trophy Wives", also featured here, belongs to a fourth band called Loaded.
5. The short lived project of Chemlab programmer Dylan Thomas More, who had one track released on the "Mortal Kombat: More Kombat", soundtrack called "Fatality".
The following is a short artist description for Duff McKagan's Loaded:
The band formed in Los Angeles and had several line-ups. The original line up in 1999 was Duff on bass and vocals, Dez Cedena (founding guitarist of Black Flag) on guitar, Michael Barrigon (from Plexi) on guitar, and Taz Bentley (formerly in Reverend Horton Heat & Tenderloin) on drums.
Later Duff teamed up with drummer Geoff Reading (formerly of New American Shame), guitarist Dave Kushner (presently in Velvet Revolver) and bass player G. Stuart Dahlquist. They released the album "Episode 1999: Live" on May 27, 1999.
Later in 1999, Duff and Taz toured Japan with Izzy Stradlin. Then in 2000 a new lineup of Loaded was assembled in Seattle: Geoff Reading on drums, Duff on guitar and vocals, Dave Dederer (P.U.S.A.) on guitar, and the bassist from Alien Crime Syndicate. ACS's guitarist later replaced Dave Dederer when he reunited with P.U.S.A.
In the winter of 2000-2001 Loaded recorded their second album, "Dark Days" by Martin Feveyear. It features Duff on vocals, guitar, bass, and piano; Geoff Reading on drums; Taz Bentley plays drums on the last tune. Dave Dederer plays guitar. Martin Feveyear produced the album and also played keyboards.
When Velvet Revolver formed, Loaded was disbanded, so that Duff McKagan could focus on VR's album. They reunited for one gig in Seattle in December 2006.
1. First, Duff McKagan's Loaded. Their picture appears here as an artist picture on Last.fm.
2. Second, a streetpunk band based in Mannheim, Germany, who recorded the other albums listed below: "Fearless Street", "More Midnights Than Mornings", "Hold fast" and "Turn Your Head & Cough". Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/getloaded .
3. Third, a band formed Cary, North Carolina in 1998 had recorded many albums, such as "Where's The Beef?" "Who Cut The Cheese?" "Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams", "Isaac Jacobs 2", "Hit The Wall", and "Isaac Jacobs 3", before changing their name to Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams in 2007 to avoid collisions with other bands. Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/isaacjacobsloaded .
4. The album "Trophy Wives", also featured here, belongs to a fourth band called Loaded.
5. The short lived project of Chemlab programmer Dylan Thomas More, who had one track released on the "Mortal Kombat: More Kombat", soundtrack called "Fatality".
The following is a short artist description for Duff McKagan's Loaded:
The band formed in Los Angeles and had several line-ups. The original line up in 1999 was Duff on bass and vocals, Dez Cedena (founding guitarist of Black Flag) on guitar, Michael Barrigon (from Plexi) on guitar, and Taz Bentley (formerly in Reverend Horton Heat & Tenderloin) on drums.
Later Duff teamed up with drummer Geoff Reading (formerly of New American Shame), guitarist Dave Kushner (presently in Velvet Revolver) and bass player G. Stuart Dahlquist. They released the album "Episode 1999: Live" on May 27, 1999.
Later in 1999, Duff and Taz toured Japan with Izzy Stradlin. Then in 2000 a new lineup of Loaded was assembled in Seattle: Geoff Reading on drums, Duff on guitar and vocals, Dave Dederer (P.U.S.A.) on guitar, and the bassist from Alien Crime Syndicate. ACS's guitarist later replaced Dave Dederer when he reunited with P.U.S.A.
In the winter of 2000-2001 Loaded recorded their second album, "Dark Days" by Martin Feveyear. It features Duff on vocals, guitar, bass, and piano; Geoff Reading on drums; Taz Bentley plays drums on the last tune. Dave Dederer plays guitar. Martin Feveyear produced the album and also played keyboards.
When Velvet Revolver formed, Loaded was disbanded, so that Duff McKagan could focus on VR's album. They reunited for one gig in Seattle in December 2006.
表示を増やす
ジャンル:
Punk, Hard Rock, Rock
近日開催予定の公演はありません
Loaded にお住いの地域での公演リクエストを送る
公演をリクエスト
ツアー中の同じテイストのアーティスト
concerts and tour dates
Loaded について
There is more than one band with this name:
1. First, Duff McKagan's Loaded. Their picture appears here as an artist picture on Last.fm.
2. Second, a streetpunk band based in Mannheim, Germany, who recorded the other albums listed below: "Fearless Street", "More Midnights Than Mornings", "Hold fast" and "Turn Your Head & Cough". Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/getloaded .
3. Third, a band formed Cary, North Carolina in 1998 had recorded many albums, such as "Where's The Beef?" "Who Cut The Cheese?" "Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams", "Isaac Jacobs 2", "Hit The Wall", and "Isaac Jacobs 3", before changing their name to Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams in 2007 to avoid collisions with other bands. Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/isaacjacobsloaded .
4. The album "Trophy Wives", also featured here, belongs to a fourth band called Loaded.
5. The short lived project of Chemlab programmer Dylan Thomas More, who had one track released on the "Mortal Kombat: More Kombat", soundtrack called "Fatality".
The following is a short artist description for Duff McKagan's Loaded:
The band formed in Los Angeles and had several line-ups. The original line up in 1999 was Duff on bass and vocals, Dez Cedena (founding guitarist of Black Flag) on guitar, Michael Barrigon (from Plexi) on guitar, and Taz Bentley (formerly in Reverend Horton Heat & Tenderloin) on drums.
Later Duff teamed up with drummer Geoff Reading (formerly of New American Shame), guitarist Dave Kushner (presently in Velvet Revolver) and bass player G. Stuart Dahlquist. They released the album "Episode 1999: Live" on May 27, 1999.
Later in 1999, Duff and Taz toured Japan with Izzy Stradlin. Then in 2000 a new lineup of Loaded was assembled in Seattle: Geoff Reading on drums, Duff on guitar and vocals, Dave Dederer (P.U.S.A.) on guitar, and the bassist from Alien Crime Syndicate. ACS's guitarist later replaced Dave Dederer when he reunited with P.U.S.A.
In the winter of 2000-2001 Loaded recorded their second album, "Dark Days" by Martin Feveyear. It features Duff on vocals, guitar, bass, and piano; Geoff Reading on drums; Taz Bentley plays drums on the last tune. Dave Dederer plays guitar. Martin Feveyear produced the album and also played keyboards.
When Velvet Revolver formed, Loaded was disbanded, so that Duff McKagan could focus on VR's album. They reunited for one gig in Seattle in December 2006.
1. First, Duff McKagan's Loaded. Their picture appears here as an artist picture on Last.fm.
2. Second, a streetpunk band based in Mannheim, Germany, who recorded the other albums listed below: "Fearless Street", "More Midnights Than Mornings", "Hold fast" and "Turn Your Head & Cough". Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/getloaded .
3. Third, a band formed Cary, North Carolina in 1998 had recorded many albums, such as "Where's The Beef?" "Who Cut The Cheese?" "Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams", "Isaac Jacobs 2", "Hit The Wall", and "Isaac Jacobs 3", before changing their name to Isaac Jacobs & The Abrahams in 2007 to avoid collisions with other bands. Their MySpace is http://www.myspace.com/isaacjacobsloaded .
4. The album "Trophy Wives", also featured here, belongs to a fourth band called Loaded.
5. The short lived project of Chemlab programmer Dylan Thomas More, who had one track released on the "Mortal Kombat: More Kombat", soundtrack called "Fatality".
The following is a short artist description for Duff McKagan's Loaded:
The band formed in Los Angeles and had several line-ups. The original line up in 1999 was Duff on bass and vocals, Dez Cedena (founding guitarist of Black Flag) on guitar, Michael Barrigon (from Plexi) on guitar, and Taz Bentley (formerly in Reverend Horton Heat & Tenderloin) on drums.
Later Duff teamed up with drummer Geoff Reading (formerly of New American Shame), guitarist Dave Kushner (presently in Velvet Revolver) and bass player G. Stuart Dahlquist. They released the album "Episode 1999: Live" on May 27, 1999.
Later in 1999, Duff and Taz toured Japan with Izzy Stradlin. Then in 2000 a new lineup of Loaded was assembled in Seattle: Geoff Reading on drums, Duff on guitar and vocals, Dave Dederer (P.U.S.A.) on guitar, and the bassist from Alien Crime Syndicate. ACS's guitarist later replaced Dave Dederer when he reunited with P.U.S.A.
In the winter of 2000-2001 Loaded recorded their second album, "Dark Days" by Martin Feveyear. It features Duff on vocals, guitar, bass, and piano; Geoff Reading on drums; Taz Bentley plays drums on the last tune. Dave Dederer plays guitar. Martin Feveyear produced the album and also played keyboards.
When Velvet Revolver formed, Loaded was disbanded, so that Duff McKagan could focus on VR's album. They reunited for one gig in Seattle in December 2006.
表示を増やす
ジャンル:
Punk, Hard Rock, Rock
Bandsintown アプリで最高の体験をお楽しみください。
