KLAQ Facebook Fan of the Week – Steven Hall
It’s Monday and time for another Facebook fan of the week.
It’s Monday and time for another Facebook fan of the week.
Axl Rose has balked many a time at the possibility of reuniting the original Guns N’ Roses lineup, but that hasn’t kept one of the band’s fans from putting together a very lucrative offer.
Art of Dying got into the studio with Disturbed's Dan Donegan to record an acoustic version of their song "Sorry", and then asked their fans to change their profile pics to add the word "sorry" to it and they'd be included in the video for the song. It's cool when bands want their fans included in the things they do, like Pantera did for their rece
So, maybe somebody with a Lexington television station should've thought better about going live in on the streets with a bunch of fans who's team won a national championship -- the same fans who JUST FINISHED RIOTING after winning to get INTO the championship!
NSFW WARNING: F-Bombs Dead Ahead!
The Palace of Auburn Hills, Michigan was about half empty during Tuesday night’s match up between the Detroit Pistons and Dallas Mavericks, providing spectators with ample opportunities to improve their seats. As you can see, two fans took this to the extreme, and actually ended up sitting on the visiting Mavericks’ bench, between Vince Cater and Delonte West.
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Check out this video from Chris Romero as well and enjoy some of the paintings that have been done for us!
Jonathan Davis made an unusual series of comments regarding Korn's upcoming dubstep-infused record 'The Path of Totality' in stores Dec. 6th.
With football season well underway, I was ask to compile a list of the best sports fans in El Paso. It would impossible to rank these sports enthusiasts, but each of them are unique and make the El Paso sporting event expeereince that much more memorable.
Linkin Park often encourages its audience to make charitable contributions, acknowledges singer Chester Bennington.
So when they put out the call to raise money for tsunami relief in Japan, Bennington and his band mates decided to give their fans some extra incentive. And it’s a good one for both sides. Raise $500 by Aug. 24 for the band’s Music for Relief charity, and you and a guest can attend Linkin Park’s “secret” show in Los Angeles on Aug. 31.
A boob grab in the baseball stands. It wasn't even a particularly funny boob grab. It was a little awkward, like the guy recognized he and his girlfriend were on the big screen in Boston and wanted to give fans a little show. Apparently, he sure did for NESN announcers Don Orsillo and Jerry Remy, who had a real hard time regaining their composure...