Furnace Fest’s new organizers, reportedly Peachtree Entertainment, have come under fire for selling $50 mugs that were leftover from the MAGA-leaning Rock The Country festival. A fan shared a clip which appears to show printed Rock The Country labeling covered by a Furnace Fest sticker. You can see that below. Notably, the sticker also included a spelling error. For their part, Furnace Fest say the mugs were sold by Silver City Mugs and not the festival itself.
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Emily Armstrong On Joining Linkin Park: “Nobody Could Ever, Ever Replace Chester”
During an interview with People, Emily Armstrong reflected on joining Linkin Park. The singer says she initially struggled with self-doubt after having to fill the shoes of the late great Chester Bennington.
Armstrong said the following:
“You see it in the [‘UNSHATTER’] documentary where I’m just like, ‘Am I even cut out for this?’ You’re trying to give yourself every reason to just be like, ‘You’re not good. Everybody knows these songs.’”
She went on to say she tried to approach things from an emotional standpoint:
“That’s the only thing that I could think of. Don’t try to be like anybody. You’re not a replacement. Nobody could ever, ever replace Chester. Do what you do. The only thing that I could possibly try with the old songs is just to have the same emotional impact as much as I possibly can with the songs, because that’s what you’re ultimately going to want at this point. That’s what I would want as a listener, as a Linkin Park fan. I would want that emotional feeling. And I was like, ‘Okay. I think I could do that.’”
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The Used’s “A Mid Summer Night’s Symphony” Film To Premiere In Los Angeles
The Used will be premiering their new live film, “A Mid Summer Night’s Symphony,” at the Landmark Nuart Theatre in Los Angeles, California on October 28. The screening event will also include a Q&A. The film features the band’s March 29 orchestral show at the Sydney Opera House. Tickets can be found HERE.
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