It has been seven years since the Toadies last put out an album. But now the recently reunited Fort Worth, TX-based alt-rockers will return with No Deliverance, their third studio album to date and first effort since 2001's Hell Below / Stars Above. The trio, hot on the heels of a string of well-received reunion gigs, also have a mostly sold-out summer jaunt ahead of them including their upcoming performance at Stubb's Waller Creek Ampitheater Wednesday, September 3, 2008. Tickets go on sale online only Friday, June 6 @ 10 AM thru stubbs.frontgtetickets.com. For more information please visit www.stubbsaustin.com, www.myspace.com/stubbsbbq, , or www.myspace.com/toadies.
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The one-time heroes of Texas rock, The Toadies were supposed to be huge. Their singles “Possum Kingdom” and “Tyler” were all over national radio and MTV (“Kingdom” was even immortalized in Xbox’s Guitar Hero II), and in mid-’90s Dallas there was no band more well-liked than this batch of ordinary Fort Worth kids—the ultimate in locals-made-good. Unfortunately, the band couldn’t take the pressures of success, and following the critical and commercial failure of Hell Below/Stars Above (which even an Elliott Smith cameo couldn’t save), the band was officially relegated to the post-grunge dustbin when bassist Lisa Umbarger decided she’d had enough. These days, singer Vaden “Todd” Lewis spins his wheels in The Burden Brothers, but reformed his old group last year (with Baboon bassist Mark Hughes standing in for Umbarger) for a few successful reunion shows that have apparently reinvigorated the band.
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