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Octoberflame XII

Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, California

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Friday 27 October 2023

Tiger Army , Twin Temple , and T.S.O.L.

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6215 Sunset Blvd. 90028 Hollywood, CA, US www.hollywoodpalladium.com

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Tiger Army Nick 13 Interview on the eve of Dark Romance Tour.

The first Tiger Army US headlining tour starts off this Thursday in Ventura! The two month long Dark Romance Tour covers the entire country and ends with a run of shows at the House Of Blues in West Hollywood at the end of May. The Unseen and Lost City Angels are playing support for the first half so be sure to check show dates to see when they hit your town! Below is an interview with singer/guitarist Nick 13 on the eve of the tour.

Let's play musical SAT's for a moment. Nick 13 is to Tiger Army, as Trent Reznor is to Nine Inch Nails, or Dave Grohl is to Foo Fighters. Basically, he is the heart and soul of this band. Tiger Army will bring their amazing live show to Southern California several times between late March through May in their first full US headlining "Dark Romance" tour. Get your tickets now, because they'll probably sell out before you finish this sentence. I only have two thing to say about Nick 13. One is that he is clearly awesome as you can tell by his answers here. And two, Tiger Army is sooo not rockabilly. Read on and you'll see what I mean!

Synergy: This spring finds Tiger Army on their first ever full headlining tour of the US . Is there a different kind of excitement that this brings as opposed to being booked as support for a tour?

Nick 13: Definitely, yes. We've had a lot of enjoyable gigs over the years supporting other bands, but it was all in preparation for this. There have definitely been times onstage where the amount of time you're given on someone else's tour doesn't feel like enough. So unless it's a curfew show or something like that, we can do the show we want to do. It's also exciting in the sense that it's a new first for us.

Synergy: I've seen several explanations of the meaning of Tiger Army...a metaphor for assorted things, but what about Nick 13? How did the nickname come about?

Nick 13: It has to do with my first band, Influence 13 which was myself, Jade Puget, Geoff Kresge and a couple of other guys... I didn't really start going by it regularly until I moved to the East Bay in 1994. There was a guy named Nick Dog that was friends with Rancid and it became a quick and easy way to distinguish, like on the phone: "I'm here with Jade and Nick 13."

Synergy: How did the refrain "Tiger Army Never Die" come to be important to the band?

Nick 13: It's something that just sort of came to me. The fact that it wasn't really a sentence was fine, the words work on a level that's far more elemental than the place where proper grammar resides. It has to do with the will. There are certainly a lot of setbacks we've been dealt and while it definitely has to do with perseverance, those who take it too literally are missing the point. If I leave this Earth tomorrow, I know that at least someone will remember Tiger Army for many years to come. There are a number of levels the words operate on, but certainly every challenge that's been overcome, every setback, has made them more important as a rallying cry.

Synergy: It's coming up next year on the 10-year anniversary of Tiger Army. Would you humor us with a prediction of what is going to happen in the next 10 years?

Nick 13: It's kind of weird to think that we played our first show nine years ago, this month in fact. There were so many times it seemed like we'd come to the end of the road, but somehow it's still going strong. The last nine years have been so crazy I can't even begin to guess what'll happen, the truth will probably end up being stranger anyway! I'm just looking forward to this next tour, and I'm starting to get the itch to make another record as well.

Synergy: If the Tiger Army were to invade and take over a small country, which country would it be and why?

Nick 13: We already have, it's called Southern California. We've got operatives all over the place. It has the nicest weather (not counting this winter of course), so we figured it would be a good place to start. From there, we continue our assault on the rest of the nation.

Synergy: Who do you think would win in a fight, Tiger Army or 50 Cent and the Game?

Nick 13: Is it a fight, or a game? Because if it's a game that had to do with spelling or something like that, definitely Tiger Army

Synergy: You come from a small town pretty much in the middle of nowhere. How did you develop your musical taste and personal style?

That's hard to say... I guess some of it had to do with the fact that there was no scene to fit into, you were either a "freak" (their word) or you were an idiot in spandex biking shorts with a mullet driving a minitruck. So I had nothing to conform to, either in the mainstream or among my peers. There was a group of us into punk, then I got into rockabilly as well. There was no one into anything like that where I lived. I guess my personal sense of style has been there for a long time and it was something that was influenced by old photos and movies. People just looked so much cooler in the forties or fifties than the late eighties, early nineties, or now. People confuse style and fashion. Anyone can wear the latest fashion, mainstream or underground, but you either have style or you don't. I don't give a fuck about what's popular, I care about what looks good. The two are often quite different.

Synergy: Where do you get your ink done? Do you have an artist you go to often or do you just get tats wherever you may be?

Nick 13: I've lived in LA for 5 years now, but I still get most of my tattoos in the Bay Area at shops like Temple in Oakland or more recently at Black Heart in SF. My favorite tattooist in SoCal is probably Juan Puente. In the Bay, Scott Sylvia, Chris Conn, Jason McAffee and Freddy Corbin are some of the best, some of the best anywhere in the world for that matter.

Synergy: What is the most meaningful tattoo you have?

Nick 13: Either my "Mom & Dad" tattoo or my "9 Lives" friendship tattoo.

Synergy: If you could perform some kind of satanic musical séance and evoke the spirit of any musician ever, living or dead, what would Tiger Army's dream tour line up be like?

Nick 13: For Tiger Army, I'm actually quite happy with the current lineup: myself, Jeff Roffredo on stand-up and James Meza on drums. I think from a pure playing standpoint the band sounds the best it ever has in a live context. Years ago, the energy was the only thing that mattered to me, now it's very important to me to sound good as a band, so I like where things are for the band at the present. However, I wouldn't mind jamming with Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, Morrissey, Peter Hook, Johnny Thunders, Johnny Marr and I'm sure several others who are slipping my mind. Probably in different sessions though as I don't think it would all work together, and I'm not sure it would sound anything like Tiger Army!

Synergy: Are there any guilty pleasures or surprising songs in your CD collection? Is there a lighter side to Tiger Army?

Nick 13: There are no guilty pleasures -- if I like it, it has some redeeming value. Whether or not someone else can appreciate it or not doesn't matter to me. As for what would surprise people, I'm not sure about that either. I listen to a lot of pop. I've been into punk and psychobilly for ages now, but a good song will always be a good song, no matter what the style. I think it's funny how some people try to act like they're so hard, but they're scared to admit that they would listen to something along the lines of Morrissey or Depeche Mode or New Order. I love a lot of aggressive music, but I'm into a lot of stuff from a pure melody/songwriting standpoint. As for a lighter side to the band, there is, but that's not really what people see on the surface. People shouldn't assume that it doesn't exist, though. Occasionally I'll attempt a joke onstage, the fact that typically almost no one seems to think it's funny amuses me, at least. But there's a purpose to why I'm there onstage, it's not to fuck around. That doesn't mean I'm not having fun. But the kinds of fun we have offstage kidding around would generally just distract from what we're trying to put across live. Humor is a big part of my life as a person, but not when it comes to music.

Synergy: What is the funniest thing someone has tried to describe Tiger Army's sound as?

Nick 13: It always amuses me when someone refers to us as a "rockabilly" band, especially in a review. I love rockabilly and it's one element of many in our sound, but anyone who's heard our band and a fifties rockabilly record and thinks they're the same thing shouldn't be let within a mile of a word processor to participate in any activity that's even vaguely related to music journalism.

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Tiger Army Announces More Tour Dates

Tiger Army have announced some new tour dates.

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Los Angeles based Psychobilly band Tiger Army have announced a string of tour dates to support the release of their upcoming album. Tickets for this run of dates will go on sale this Friday. SadGirl (US dates only) abd Kate Clover will be supporting the run in the US and Canada. Grave Pleasures will support the european and UK run. See below to view the dates.

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Music + concerts, music + concerts | tiger army’s nick 13 on the return of octoberflame, tiki drinks and the misfits, the band's annual halloween weekend shows are happening oct. 28-29 at house of blues anaheim..

Tiger Army vocalist-guitarist Nick 13 said returning to the stage for the first time in two and a half years to play with Danzig at Toyota Arena in Ontario back in May was a strange feeling.

“You would think, having played hundreds, or probably thousands of shows by this point, it would come right back, but that first show, it felt like I had never been on stage in my life,” the Los Angeles resident said during phone interview ahead of the band’s annual Halloween Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29.

“That was the longest Tiger Army has gone without playing a show since we started,” he continued. “There have been periods of time off to write or record, but that was the longest stretch. I am glad that with the touring we’ve gotten to do this year, we’re back in fighting shape and ready for Octoberflame for sure.”

Los Angeles-based psychobilly band Tiger Army will headline its annual Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29. (File photo by Matt Masin, Orange County Register, SCNG)

Los Angeles-based psychobilly band Tiger Army (frontman Nick 13 pictured) will headline its annual Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29. (File photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG)

Los Angeles-based psychobilly band Tiger Army will headline its annual Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29. (File photo by Philip Cosores, contributing photographer)

Los Angeles-based psychobilly band Tiger Army will headline its annual Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29. (File photo by Kyusung Gong, Contributing Photographer)

Los Angeles-based psychobilly band Tiger Army will headline its annual Octoberflame shows at House of Blues Anaheim Oct. 28-29. (Photo by Casey Curry)

Coming back following the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns that completely shut down the live entertainment industry, Nick 13 said he had a difficult time trying to book any shows, let alone a full-blown tour in 2021 and this year.

“There was basically this logjam of artists trying to get back on the road and trying to book shows became a supply chain issue thing,” he said. “We found that none of the dates or venues we wanted were available, so I thought we’d do Octoberflame in Anaheim this year and that would be it.”

That’s when he got the call from fellow Los Angeles bands Flogging Molly and The Interrupters to jump on their 2022 summer tour.

“I was really happy to get that call and to get the chance to do a U.S. tour this year that we wouldn’t have gotten otherwise,” he said.

After two years without it, Nick 13 said he’s super excited to be bringing back Octoberflame, Tiger Army’s annual, multi-evening event that celebrates the Halloween season as the band members and fans come out in their costumes and rock along to carefully curated set lists each night that include alternate versions of songs, rarities, covers and a few other surprises. Nick 13 said he spends most of October figuring out how to make each show unique, adding that the sets are about 60 percent different since he knows some fans will buy tickets to both nights.

“There’s a lot of practicing and preparing,” he said.

During the pandemic-forced lockdowns, he spent time in his Los Angles home learning to make a variety of tiki drinks since his favorite tiki bars had been shut down.

“I dove pretty far into making tiki drinks at home and made about 100 recipes for the first time,” he said, noting that the Jet Pilot and Navy Grog cocktails became his favorites. “I actually got pretty good, but my skills have probably atrophied a bit since I haven’t made as much at home with everything reopened. At my height, I was pretty impressive, I think.”

Back in 2018, the band released its own tiki mugs and Nick 13 said doing that release at Tiki-Ti in Los Angeles was probably his favorite band signing event.

“I wouldn’t say that I collect tiki mugs, but I do still have a lot,” he said with a laugh. “Having 50 or whatever is me trying to not have a collection. I have too much stuff in general, but definitely when I’m on tour, sometimes I’ll see a tiki mug at a place and I’ll have to have it.”

He also worked on new music, though the solitude of the lockdowns didn’t conjure up any rip-roaring Tiger Army tunes, but rather material for his acoustic and more alt-country leaning solo career. He released his self-titled solo debut in 2011.

“I didn’t write as much as one would have thought for two-plus years off,” he said. “Inspiration, at times, was hard to come by, but I wrote solo songs. I was just at home by myself with the acoustic and it didn’t feel natural at that time to crank up the amp with an electric guitar and rock out. There are definitely songs I have from that period that I’m still kind of figuring out what to do with them.”

Tiger Army also celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2021. Originally formed in the Bay Area, the band’s first show was March 29, 1996 at 924 Gilman in Berkeley. Since then, the band has released six albums, a variety of EPs and done countless tours around the world.

“I think I’m just grateful for how much people still care and how much people have stuck with us,” Nick 13 said. “With Octoberflame in particular, we’re playing to people who in many cases have been coming to see the band live for 10 or even 20 years and a lot of them have seen us five, 10, 15 times or even more, so that comes with a special kind of pressure. We want to equal or outdo the best performance they’ve ever seen, so we raise the bar when it comes to Octoberflame. I just have a lot of gratitude at the moment, like ‘How have I been doing this for so long?’”

Tiger Army will wrap up 2022 by playing with the Misfits at the Michelob Ultra Arena at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on New Year’s Eve.

“That’s definitely one of my biggest influences and there were a lot of things that were special about them that really appealed to me and still kind of inform what we do,” he said of the Misfits. “That connection between the rock and roll of the ’50s and ’60s and punk rock, that’s always been my favorite part, and the fact that Danzig was a real singer.”

Nick 13’s favorite Misfits song is “Hybrid Moments” off his favorite Misfits album, “Static Age.” In the past, Tiger Army has covered “American Nightmare” and “Violent World” in its Octoberflame sets.

“If I could go back and tell my teenage self, when I was dreaming about starting a band, that we’d be playing a show like that on New Year’s Eve, I’d be pretty happy,” he said.

Tiger Army’s Octoberflame

When: 6:30 p.m. Oct. 28-29

Where: House of Blues, 400 W. Disney Way, Suite 337, Anaheim

Tickets: Starting at $39.50 at LiveNation.com 

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Tiger Army at Hollywood Palladium

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It's time for a whirlwind of music as Tiger Army brings their distinctive blend of punk rock and psychobilly to the legendary Hollywood Palladium on Friday, 27th October 2023. From their inception in 1996, this band, fronted by the enigmatic Nick 13, has been electrifying audiences with their dynamic performances. Their potent cocktail of punk, rockabilly, and dark romanticism promises a show that'll resonate long after the final chord. The chance to witness Tiger Army live, as they set the Palladium ablaze with their infectious energy and dynamic rhythms, is an opportunity you can't afford to miss. Grab your tickets before they vanish, ready to join the group of fans entranced by Tiger Army's compelling melodies. This event will ignite conversations among your friends, so don't be the only one with nothing to say. Mark your calendar for a rocking concert experience you won't want to miss with Tiger Army!

From the punk-rich roots of Berkeley, California, Tiger Army has been setting the music world ablaze since 1996, with their intoxicating mix of punk rock and psychobilly. The dynamism of the band, fueled by lead vocalist and guitarist Nick 13, stand-up bassist Djordje Stijepovic, and drummer Mike Fasano, is an invigorating force that has carved a unique sonic niche for Tiger Army's devoted followers.

In 1999, Tiger Army's debut album heralded a fresh chapter of psychobilly, catapulting them to global recognition. Their latest offering, Retrofuture, is evidence of their constantly evolving sound, seamlessly weaving their punk origins with surf rock and new wave. Chart-topping Billboard rankings and soundtracks in popular video games are a testament to their diverse appeal amongst music fans.

Tiger Army's kinetic shows and Nick 13's emotive lyrics have garnered a faithful fanbase, securing them slots in esteemed music festivals like the prestigious Coachella. Famous for their exhilarating on-stage presence, Tiger Army has a knack for stirring crowds with their captivating rhythms and poignant lyrics.

Prepare to be swept up in the psychobilly uprising as Tiger Army storms the legendary Hollywood Palladium stage on Friday, 27th October 2023. Brace yourself for a night punctuated by throbbing beats, high-voltage performances, and an atmosphere that will linger in your memory long after the show ends. With the magnetism of Nick 13 at the helm, this event promises to be the kind of concert experience you remember for a lifetime.

Don't let this chance to witness the electrifying Tiger Army performance slip through your fingers. As a band unafraid to push the envelope and continually experiment with their sound, every show is a unique encounter. Make sure to save the date and get your tickets for an electrifying evening of music that will echo in your conversations for days to come. Tiger Army is primed to set the Hollywood Palladium ablaze, leaving you craving more. Be part of this exhilarating narrative, or risk missing out on an incredible night everyone will be talking about!

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• Prelude: Signal Return
• Santa Carla Twilight
• Oogie Boogie's Song
• Where the Moss Slowly Grows
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