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Jack Grisham of TSOL recently did a lengthy video interview in which he talks about his daughters, spirituality, being homeless, women, punk rock, The Vandels and his book “An America Demon”.

Grab some popcorn and check it out here.

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Jack Grisham (T.S.O.L.) barely details “new writing project”

Posted by Travis on Monday, October 10, 2011 at 9:24 AM (PST)

Jack Grisham, best known as the frontman of T.S.O.L., is continuing the charge of punk rockers turned authors, and in this video interview, he offers up a few details of his upcoming book to get you excited.

The catch to all this?  It’s a kickstarter project that needs to be fully funded through pledges before it will happen.  There will be “characters in the soon to be book, that due to literary political correctness, are being washed out of our history; prostitutes and ghosts, drunken child killers and witches, hobo’s and charlatans,” (you know, cheerful stuff) set in a fictional Northern California town with an Astoria, Oregon vibe.

Grisham’s last book was “An American Demon” and it was released May 1st.

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T.S.O.L. working on new album

Posted by DC-Jam Records on Thursday, June 2, 2011 at 12:06 PM (PST)

So Cal punk legend’s T.S.O.L., are headed back to the studio in August to record another new full length release with DC-Jam Records.

According to frontman Jack Grisham, “The music will be a little heavier than our last record and more reminiscent of the band’s early days”.

Look for a late 2011 or early 2012 street date.

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Wow, crazy stuff! LA Weekly reports that violence broke out outside a Youth Brigade / TSOL gig at the Key Club last night, which eventually led to the shutting down of Sunset Blvd and a hospital visit for one unlucky patron.  Not surprisingly it all started with a scuffle between bouncers and concert goers but when police officers were called in they were met by flying rocks and bottles from an angry mob. Eventually everything calmed down but to me the best part of this story began today in the comments of the LA Weekly story itself.  Moms are FREAKING OUT.  A hilarious virtual argument on the evils of punk rock ensues after this is left as the first comment:

“punk shows should be banned. careless and disrespectful punks are always getting into fights.”

The comment string is well worth a read if you need a good laugh.  Check it out here.

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Pennywise, Danzig and TSOL playing Christmas concert for charity

Posted by Felony Records on Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 9:54 AM (PST)

affliction-concert1Pennywise will be joining Danzig and TSOL for a charity Christmas concert on December 19th in Long Beach, CA.  It’s unknown if Zoli Teglas of Ignite will be taking over vocal responsibilities again for Pennywise or if the band will tap somebody new.

The show only costs $5 and all proceeds from the concert go to Amnesty International.  Tickets go on sale on Friday at Ticketmaster.

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