lallapalooza 2011 line up

Lallapalooza 2011 will be held 5-7 August 2011 at Grant Park in Chicago, IL.

Eminem Foo Fighters Coldplay Muse My Morning Jacket Deadmau5 A Perfect Circle Cee Lo Green Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley & Nas The Cars Ween Bright Eyes Arctic Monkeys Big Audio Dynamite Deftones Beirut Explosions in the Sky Death From Above 1979 Ratatat Crystal Castles Flogging Molly Atmosphere Cold War Kids Lykke Li Cage the Elephant OK Go Local Natives The Kills White Lies Portugal.The Man Two Door Cinema Club Ellie Goulding Delta Spirit Beats Antique The Mountain Goats Sleigh Bells Manchester Orchestra Smith Westerns Best Coast Grace Potter & the Nocturnals The Drums Black Lips Fitz & The Tantrums The Pains of Being Pure at Heart City and Colour Cults Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses Noah & The Whale Sam Adams J. Roddy Walton And The Business Tinie Tempah Lissie Dom The Vaccines Foster the People Titus Andronicus Mayer Hawthorne & the County Chico Trujillo The Naked and Famous Phantogram Rival Schools Friendly Fires Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. Reptar Maps & Atlases Fences Tennis An Horse Young The Giant Los Bunkers Imelda May Grouplove Wye Oak The Joy Formidable Lord Huron Disappears Walk the Moon Gold Motel Iration Ryan Leslie TAB the Band Skylar Grey Christina Perri Black Cards The Pretty Reckless Boy & Bear Patrick Stump Kids These Days Young Man The Kingston Springs Lia Ices The Chain Gang of 1974 Ximena Sariñana Typhoon Electric Touch Kerli Ruby Jane Julia Easterlin DJ Mel

marilyn manson - next album

Rocker Marilyn Manson’s next album is going to be more punk rock, according to his guitarist. Speaking to The Blairing Out with Eric Blair Show, Twiggy Ramirez (aka Jeordie White) said Manson’s eight studio album is “kind of like a little more of a punk-rock Mechanical Animals,” referring to the 1998 album.
Ramirez said that the album was “almost done” and would most likely be out in 2011. “It’s fantastic,” he said. “It’s our best record yet, I think. I mean, everyone always says that, but I think this is our best work so far.”
The guitarist rejoined Manson’s band in 2008, after a split that lasted seven years. While away, he played bass for A Perfect Circle. That band has recently reunited, but Ramirez isn’t involved, at least not in a full-time capacity.
“I might do a song or two with them at an L.A. show,” he said. “But for the next couple of years my priorities are with Marilyn Manson.”