Spring Break
Addicted to rock on the road
Heather Sprigler
Issue date: 6/2/08 Section: Culture
A second track (and my personal favorite), "18 Days," also has a video making the rounds on the Internnet, but it was not released by the band or their label, Virgin Records. This video is a slideshow put together by a fan of several soldiers coming home and seeing their families again. It's a real tear-jerker. Bring tissues.
"They're talking about either letting that one be the second or maybe the third single out," Weeks said. "'18 Days' has been around longer than 'Addicted' has been. It's been around for a good couple of years. It was on our first EP album and it made it on our second album."
Judging by the album, I think Saving Abel definitely merits the top slot on the second stage at this year's Rockfest. It should be a real kick to hear them live, just before heading over to catch the awesome STP as the big event.
As to when we can expect new stuff from Saving Abel, Weeks couldn't be pinned down.
"We've got a few songs we've been writing on the road," he said. "I don't know if we're going to go to the studio and start recording those or not, nonetheless, we do keep writing. We try to keep our minds sharp. There's a lot of stuff to write about when you're on the road."
hsprigler@unews.com
"They're talking about either letting that one be the second or maybe the third single out," Weeks said. "'18 Days' has been around longer than 'Addicted' has been. It's been around for a good couple of years. It was on our first EP album and it made it on our second album."
Judging by the album, I think Saving Abel definitely merits the top slot on the second stage at this year's Rockfest. It should be a real kick to hear them live, just before heading over to catch the awesome STP as the big event.
As to when we can expect new stuff from Saving Abel, Weeks couldn't be pinned down.
"We've got a few songs we've been writing on the road," he said. "I don't know if we're going to go to the studio and start recording those or not, nonetheless, we do keep writing. We try to keep our minds sharp. There's a lot of stuff to write about when you're on the road."
hsprigler@unews.com
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