A trailer for a documentary about straight-edge punks Casey Jones has surfaced online. The 42 minute film, which is titled “Start to Finish”, will be digitally released by the band on June 12.
You can watch the trailer right here.
Casey Jones self-released their final album ” I hope We’re Not The Last” on January 11, 2011 and called it quits last year before embarking on a final tour.
Straight-edge punks Casey Jones have announced their final tour before they call it a day.
The band released the following statement:
“It’s time for the members of Casey Jones to close this chapter with one last tour. Some of us will continue in music and some will not. Regardless, this band has always brought us happiness and been an escape from the outside world. It’s been a voice for our honesty, our outlooks, and at times, probably most memorable, our humor. It’s nice to have lasted 9 years and still get the same feeling of excitement at the end as the beginning. We hope our music has given you something to think about, laugh at or be angry about. We’re stoked on the line up for this tour, there’s a lot of diversity and something for everyone. All of these bands put on a hell of a live show, see you in the circle pit.”
The US tour will include supporting acts Death Before Dishonor, Hundredth, No Bragging Rights and Boys No Good.
You can check out the dates and locations here.
Casey Jones self-released their final album ” I hope We’re Not The Last” on January 11.
Jacksonville straight edge band, Casey Jones have posted the video for their song “Hammer The Nails.”
You can watch the video here. (You have to “like” them.)
The song appears the band’s latest album “I Hope We’re Not The Last,” which was be self-released on January 11th 2011.
Jacksonville straight edge band, Casey Jones recently did an interview with Blow The Scene in which they discuss their upcoming album “I Hope We’re Not The Last,” plans for disbanding after its release, and more. You can check out the whole interview here and also stream a brand new song from the coming album titled “Butt Hash.”
“I Hope We’re Not The Last” will be released January 11, 2011.
The band previously announced plans to disband after the release of the album and some follow-up touring in 2011. Their latest album, “Messenger,” was released through Eulogy Recordings in 2006.
Jacksonville straight edge band, Casey Jones are streaming a brand new song on their MySpace page. It’s titled “Hammer The Nails” and it will appear on the band’s upcoming album “I Hope We’re Not The Last,” which will be self-released on January 11th 2011.
The band previously announced plans to disband after the release of the album and some follow-up touring in 2011. Their latest album, “Messenger,” was released through Eulogy Recordings in 2006.
Death Before Dishonor have announced the dates for a headlining tour in January with Casey Jones, The Mongoloids, and Hundredth. Click here for the dates.
DBD’s last album “Count Me In” was released in 2007 on Bridge Nine Records.
Last month we reported that Jacksonville straight edge band, Casey Jones were recording a new album. Well now the band has announced that their final album entitled,”I Hope We’re Not the Last” will be self-released on January 11th 2011. Here’s what the band had to say about it in their latest blog entry,
“Our new record, “I Hope We’re Not the Last” will be released on Jan 11, 2011. The album will be available through iTunes, all major online music sites, select mom-and-pop stores and at all live shows. 2011 will be our last year as a band, we will self-release this record and tour as much as we can, which will be a lot more than we have in the past. All things must come to an end, and we believe 2011 will be a great year to spend on tour and saying goodbye. This is going to be fun. So mark your calendars and get ready for a rad record followed by some amazing tours. The tours will be announced as they’re booked.”
– Josh/Casey Jones
The band released their latest album, “Messenger,” through Eulogy Recordings in 2006.
Jacksonville straight edge band, Casey Jones, have announced that they are currently in the studio recording a new full-length which they hope to release early 2011. The band also mentioned they have left Eulogy Recordings and plan to self-release the upcoming album.
The band released their last album, “Messenger,” with Eulogy in 2006.
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