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 Blink 182 is back. After a 5 year hiatus Mark, Tom & Travis are back doing what they do best, telling jokes about taking off their pants (and playing some sweet three chord rock). The long awaited re-union , which was officially announced at the Grammy’s, will be accompanied by a new album that (hopefully) will be out by the end of the year. So put some earmuffs on the kids and get excited for the return of Blink 182! | 9:30 |
 Feeling This  All The Small Things (live on Leno) | ||
 |  Not many bands on The End have been doing what they do as long (or as good) as Weezer. Does anyone really know somebody that doesn’t like Weezer? From the genius of the Blue Record, to the feeling and emotion of Pinkerton, to the insane way more recent songs like Beverly Hills and Pork & Beans stick in your head we couldn’t be more honored to have music's coolest nerds (and their horn rimmed glasses) at this years Endfest. |
8:00 |
| Pork and Beans & Beans (from The End Hootenanny) Troublemaker | ||
 |  When it comes to rock bands (punk, emo, whatever you want to call it) from the Northeast, there are plenty of them, and they are ALL trying to be Taking Back Sunday. Coming up on almost 10 years as a band, they continue to set a standard which all Warped Tour bands measure themselves. Their latest record “New Again” is out now and we can’t wait to have them at Endfest. |
7:05 |
| Sink Into Me Sink Into Me | ||
 |  Chester French isn’t a person. They are a band and they are smarter than you. They went to Harvard. In fact, they hung out with Rivers Cuomo from Weezer in his dorm when HE went to Harvard. Which might make the guys in Chester French cooler than you as well. Lastly, they write supremely fun, catchy, dance songs. Show up early and don’t miss ‘em open up the big show. |
6:30 |
| She Loves Everybody She Loves Everybody (in studio) | ||
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Fronted by Solon Bixler and Rachel Stolte, their current track on The End, "Houses," has an aggressive and thrashing drumbeat that gives the melody a visceral quality; the darker side of things is something Stolte says is symbolic to the story of the record. "It's a song about walking through life and choosing to see the truth no matter how painful rather than staying in the same place or hiding from it." |
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Houses Houses |
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A co-ed L.A. based band that creates a debauched, glammy, gender-bending style of rock. Impressed with their live performance, veteran singer/songwrite Jude Cole signed the quintet to Ironworks Music, an independent label founded by Cole and actor Kiefer Sutherland. See for yourself on the Car Toys Aftershock Stage. |
4:15 |
| On My Way On My Way | ||
