ARCHIVED
SOCIAL DISTORTION NEWS SOCIAL
DISTORTION IN THE STUDIO MIXING |
||||||||||
June 9, 2004 20th
ANNIVERSARY SCREENING OF ANOTHER STATE OF MIND |
||||||||||
May 14, 2004 PHASE
THREE COMPLETE AND TRACKING IS FINISHED |
||||||||||
April 6, 2004 SOCIAL
DISTORTION TO BE APART OF FAT WRECK CHORDS ROCK AGAINST BUSH COMPILATION |
||||||||||
March 22, 2004 THE
PROOF |
||||||||||
PHASE
TWO OF SD RECORDING COMPLETE! |
||||||||||
December 3rd, 2003 SOCIAL
DISTORTION FINISHED WITH PHASE ONE OF RECORDING
|
||||||||||
November 21st, 2003 MIKE
NESS A PART OF ANNIE LEIBOVITZ'S AMERICAN MUSIC COLLECTION |
||||||||||
October 24th, 2003 SOCIAL DISTORTION GOING INTO THE STUDIO You
read it correctly... the rumors, myths, untruths, and all your wondering
about the record can be put to rest. Social D have completed their
demos, and have confirmed time next month in a Los Angeles studio to
begin recording their follow up to White Light, White Heat, White Trash.
There’s no scheduled release date at the moment, but stay tuned
as we will keep you updated with the latest news, and photos from the
studio. |
||||||||||
September 12th, 2003 Farewell To An Inspiration And Legend Social
Distortion wishes farewell to The Man In Black. Johnny Cash was an
icon in country music and American culture and will be greatly missed
by all. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Cash family. |
||||||||||
April 24th, 2003 Social
Distortion will be playing Hootenanny on July 6th, 2003. SD will be
sharing the stage with the following rockers... Little Richard, Jr.
Brown, Rocket From The Crypt, Lee Rocker, Dave Vanian and his Phantom
Chords, Dave Alvin, Nekromantix, Manic Hispanic, Tex & the Horseheads,
Kingbees, Paladins, Jesse Dayton, Throw Rag, Blazing Haley, Deke Dickerson,
Mike Martt and Hellbound Hayride. |
||||||||||
| April
1st, 2003
Social
D will be playing X-treme Radio's "Our Big Concert 6" in
Las Vegas, NV on May 17th at the Sam Boyd Stadium. They will be performing
with the Deftones, Fuel, Taproot, The Used, Taking Back Sunday, Mudvayne,
Cold, Trapt, Blindside, Pacifier and Hed(pe). |
||||||||||
March 27, 2003 Social
D will be playing Channel 93.3's 10th Annual Big Adventure on May 10th,
2003. Just a few of the other bands that SD will be performing with
include Bad Religion, Pennywise and Unwritten Law. Tickets are on sale
now and can be purchased through Ticketmaster. |
||||||||||
| January
2, 2003 Social Distortion and Vans have teamed up to produce the limited
edition Social Distortion and Vans have teamed up to produce the limited edition Sk8-Hi and Old Skool which will be coming soon to: http://store.socialdistortion.com Click on the header above for a glimpse at the two different designs that will be available. |
||||||||||
| March
18, 2002 Mike
Ness is featured in several chapters of a new book called MOUTHING
OFF- A Book of Rock & Roll Quotes. With funny and truthful observations
from hundreds of rock, punk, and metal figures, this book was written
with the music fan in mind. There's also a great, full page photo
of Mike taken by rock photographer Jason Homa. |
||||||||||
| February,
28 2002 Read
reviews of "Concerts for Artists' Rights" - Mike Ness,
Eddie Vedder & Beck @ the Wiltern on February 26th. |
||||||||||
| February,
21 2002 WE GOT THE NEUTRON BOMB: Marc Spitz and Brendan Mullen bring you the untold story of L.A. punk from the mouths of the generation at the forefront. We Got The Neutron Bomb delivers quotes from such legends as Mike Ness (Social Distortion), Pat Smear (Germs), John Doe (X), Keith Morris (Circle Jerks) and many more. If you are interested in purchasing this book click here |
||||||||||
| January
25, 2002 Mike Ness will do a solo acoustic performance with Eddie Vedder and Beck as part of a series of benefit shows on February 26th. For more information see the below press release: THE RECORDING ARTISTS COALITION CONFIRMS LINE-UPS FOR "CONCERTS FOR ARTISTS RIGHTS"; FEBRUARY 26 SHOWS TO TAKE PLACE AT FOUR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VENUES Artists from various genres of music will come together to support the RECORDING ARTISTS COALITION's "Concerts For Artists Rights" to be held Tuesday, February 26 at four venues in the Southern California area. The lineups are as follows: THE EAGLES, BILLY JOEL, STEVIE NICKS, SHERYL CROW will perform at the Forum with tickets for this show going on sale Saturday, January 26 at 10:00 AM at all area Ticketmaster locations. DIXIE CHICKS, TRISHA YEARWOOD, DWIGHT YOAKAM, EMMYLOU HARRIS will come together at the Universal Amphitheatre with tickets going on sale Sunday, January 27 at 1:00pm at the Universal Amphitheater box office and all area Ticketmaster locations. NO DOUBT, THE OFFSPRING, WEEZER will appear at the Long Beach Arena with tickets going on sale Saturday, January 26 at 1:00 PM at all area Ticketmaster locations. BECK, EDDIE VEDDER and MIKE NESS will play the Wiltern with tickets going on sale Friday, January 25 at 6:00 PM at all area Ticketmaster locations. Earlier this week (January 23), RAC and American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, AFL-CIO (AFTRA) and American Federation of Musicians (AFM) members converged on Sacramento calling on legislators to support Senate Bill 1246 (Murray), legislation to repeal California Labor Code Section 2855, subdivision B, because it unfairly excludes recording artists from the same protection of law afforded all other working persons in California who sign a personal services contract. They came together to repeal the amendment to the state's "seven-year" statute which amendment exempts musicians from the seven-year limit on entertainment contracts. RAC, AFTRA and AFM members--including Don Henley, Carole King, John Fogerty, Beck, Stevie Nicks, Ray Parker, Jr., Sheryl Crow, the Deftones, Paul Doucette (Matchbox Twenty), Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine), Dexter Holland (Offspring) and Paul Almeida, President of the Department for Professional Employees of the AFL-CIO;John Connolly, President AFTRA; and John Russum, Executive Director AFTRA LA--met with legislators to discuss their support of SB 1246 (Murray). Joining them were Dick Gabriel, National Assistant to the President of American Federation of Musicians; representatives of the Hollywood Entertainment Labor Council; Tom Rankin, President, California Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO; Art Pulaski, Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the California Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO; and Miguel Contreras,President, Los Angeles County Labor Federation. RAC represents the economic and creative interests of featured recording artists whose interests are not always directly represented by other organizations or the recording industry. In the past, RAC members have successfully testified before congress to repeal "work for hire"copyright legislation which was detrimental to recording artists. |
||||||||||
January
19, 2001 IT'S
CLEAR THAT SOCIAL DISTORTION IS BACK - LOS ANGELES TIMES - 1/18/01 |
||||||||||
| August
18, 2000 Mike Ness on Radio OneMike Ness was recently interviewed by Steve Lamacq for a special on US Punk that will air on UK Radio 1 on 21st August 11.00 pm to 11.30pm (UK time). Also featured are The Offspring, Green Day, Blink 182 and the Descendents.To listen on the web go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/audio.shtml |
||||||||||
| June
14, 2000 Odelay Kiddies, Once again we're put into one of those unexpected, unexplainable situations that makes life seem like we're running from a continuous wall of crap that's right on your heels. We've had time to pick ourselves up, dust off the dirt and do what's right. We keep looking forward and staying ahead in order to make A KICK ASS FLIPN' SOCIAL D. RECORD! A record that makes every SxDx member, friend and fan proud as well as revert back to the first feeling that we had experiencing Social D.I think Mike sums the new record up, "So this record will be a departure from our others without losing our signature style. It has a real '70's feel and a real 2000 feel. It's definitely a balance of the two." I'm going to do what I have to do to fill my slot and continue the legacy of Social Distortion.I would like to personally thank and dedicate my efforts to every promoter, security guard, bartender, waitress, dancer, fan, friend and family member for the last fifteen years of shaping me and my memories of Social D. I would especially like to thank the person who shared all these memories with me, the man I loved and consider my brother - Dennis Eric Danell 1961-2000 John Maurer |
||||||||||
| June
8, 2000 Social Distortion have started preparing for their next album. With many songs written, including "Don't Take Me for Granted" and "Nickels and Dimes," Mike Ness is excited about the direction of the new album."I want every record to be different from the last one but I also want to keep continuity with our sound," said Ness. "So this record will be a departure from our others without losing our signature style. It has a real '70's feel and a real 2000 feel. It's definitely a balance of the two."Social D will again work with producer James Saez. Saez has already worked with Social Distortion and Mike Ness a few times, producing Ness' two solo albums and SD's "Live at the Roxy.". He has lent himself not only as producer, engineer and mixer but has also played guitar and percussion as well. He has a long list of other credits including working with bands like Nine Inch Nails, System of a Down and Porno for Pyros.Joining Mike and John in the studio will be Charlie Quintana and Johnny Wickersham, who both recently played with Social D at the When The Angels Sing benefit. |
||||||||||
| February
29. 2000 Dennis Danell, longtime guitarist for seminal punk rock band Social Distortion, died on Tuesday, February 29th. Dennis Danell, the 38-year-old guitarist for punk band Social Distortion, died of natural causes on Tuesday February 29th. Danell is survived by his wife Christie, 3 year-old son and 6 month-old daughter. Danell, a founding member of Social Distortion, enjoyed a prosperous recording career with the band since it's inception in 1979. Over his 20 years as their guitarist and backing vocalist, Danell lent his gritty, high-octane style to the band, making him an integral link in the Social Distortion sound. With Social Distortion, Danell's album credits include Mainliner (1981), Mommy's Little Monster (1982), the punk rock documentary film Another State Of Mind (1982), Prison Bound (1985), Social Distortion (1990) Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell (1992) White Light, White Heat, White Trash (1996) and Live At The Roxy (1998). On break from Social Distortion since recording the live album, Danell was busy recording local Orange County bands in SD's long time recording studio, Casbah in Fullerton. Social Distortion singer Mike Ness said, 'I am saddened beyond any possible form of expression. Dennis and I have been friends since boyhood, starting Social Distortion while we were in high school. My deepest regrets to his family.' |
||||||||||
| back to the top | ||||||||||