Black Tide
From:
Miami,
FL,
United States
Last Known Status: Active
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Black Tide Post 'Shockwave' Video Online
Miami, Florida-based hard rock band BLACK TIDE (formerly RADIO) has unveiled the video for its single "Shockwave". The live footage in the clip was taken during the group's main-stage run on this past summer's Ozzfest tour. Watch the video here.
"Shockwave" comes off the group's debut album, "Light from Above", which is due in February 2008 via Interscope Records. The CD was recorded with producer Johnny K, who has previously worked with DISTURBED, MACHINE HEAD and SOIL, among others. More...
Black Tide To Be Featured On Halloween Bash
Interscope recording artists, Black Tide, recently announced "Light From Above" as the title for their upcoming debut album. The young Florida band (14-19 yrs old) worked with producer Johnny K (Machine Head, Disturbed) at Chicago’s Groovemaster studios. Before heading out on tour with Avenged Sevenfold later this month, the shredmasters will be the featured performers at the second annual Monster Energy Drinks/Coffin Case Halloween bash on October 27th at NRG Recording Studios in Hollywood, CA. The party will also include a runway show from the Coffin Girls and a burlesque performance from Masuimi Max.
"Light From Above" will be out in February 2008.
Black Tide To Tour With Avenged Sevenfold
Black Tide burst onto the metal scene with a month long stint opening up the main stage of Ozzfest 2007. Now with sights set on an early 2008 release of "Light From Above," their major label debut on Interscope Records, Black Tide will call the road home over the coming months as they rock the stage with Avenged Sevenfold.
Here are the latest Black Tide tour dates with Avenged Sevenfold: More...
Black Tide Back On Ozzfest 2007
They were deemed too young for the Jagermeister stage at Ozzfest but it looks like Black Tide have been promoted to the main stage at the music festival.
TuneLab is reporting that Black Tide has indeed joined Ozzfest after they announced last week that they had the opportunity taken away from them by the liquor giant Jagermeister because they were not old enough to drink. Sharon and co seemed to have gotten around this by bumping the band up to a coveted "main stage" slot. Not bad for a band who hasn't even released their debut album.
The band was called on earlier this week to replace Circus Diablo on the tour after that band pulled out of this year's "Free Fest". A few hours later as they prepared to leave to join the tour they had their Ozzfest dreams crushed.
They broke the news on their Myspace, "Jagermeister decided that since we were underage, they couldn’t allow us to play on their stage. We had the support of Live Nation and Ozzfest, but because Jagermeister owns the second stage, we can’t play. Sorry that we got anyone’s hopes up and we feel terrible about this whole ordeal."
The band's debut album on Interscope is set to be released sometime this year.
Circus Diablo Drop Off Ozzfest, Black Tide Dropped
Circus Diablo announced last Friday that they dropped off this years Ozzfest. A statement from front-man Billy Morrison reads:
"As I sit here in Dallas, TX, on the bus that has taken us from our home town of Los Angeles, to the middle of the South, it pains me to tell you all that we have to call it a day for now on the Ozzfest 2007. It has been a fantastic four weeks and we have had an amazing time. But two of our band, Ricky [Warwick, guitar] and Brett [Scallions, bass], have wives that are expecting babies any day now, and we just cannot continue heading east with that hanging over us. The guys need to be with their wives, and we all respect that. I hope you all understand that we have done our absolute best to get as far as we could this time around.
We will be heading back to Los Angeles tonight and we will regroup over the next few weeks and will be looking to head out again in support of our record in October. The babies will be well and truly in the world and fending for themselves by then!"
Black Tide, who were brought on to replace Circus Diablo, have already been dropped from the tour. Word is that they were too young to play on the Jagermeister-sponsored second stage.