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Thursday, 30 December 2010
Wednesday, 29 December 2010
New Pic of Jackson With a Goat !!!!
Photographer Kerry Maloney tweeted this hilarious photoshoot picture of Jackson from today at Audubon Zoo.
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Monday, 27 December 2010
Veronica Kai Live Blogging from the 100 Monkeys Tour
The lovely Veronica Kai will be live blogging from the 100 Monkeys tour, and she’s already posted a video from the Criminal Records in store acoustic set. You can check out her video below:
Throughout the 100 Monkeys trip (let’s come up with a better name for this?), I will be broadcasting live! Whether it’s a song, while they walk on stage, interviewing fans, or interviewing them! (Yes, we’ll get to that in a few days…) Be sure to keep a look out.
Let me know what YOU want to see. Of course, road trip antics will be recorded with hopefully better music (i.e. I recorded tons of snow while in Cincinnati last week with a perfect sound of UK’s screamo-metal band, Bring Me The Horizon, screaming, “I CAN’T REMEMBER LAST NIGHT!”)
This and more at her official site!
Via Jackson Online
Friday, 24 December 2010
100 Monkeys Interview with 29-95 Music
Small Talk
100 Monkeys
From: Los Angeles
New Album: Liquid Zoo
In Houston: 8 p.m. Wednesday at Warehouse Live, 813 St. Emanuel. Tickets are $15-$20; 713-225-5483 or www.warehouselive.com.
Named after a theory about monkey behavior — no, not the one that involves the complete works of Shakespeare — Los Angeles band 100 Monkeys creates a sometimes serene, sometimes turgid sort of indie rock. Some tunes such as Future Radio ride a pleasant digital groove with some funk thrown in to dirty things up, while others such as Kolpix are straight up sleazy garage soul. The five-piece group of multi-instrumentalists ended up with a built-in audience of enthusiasts since member Jackson Rathbone appears in the Twilight film series
Describe your new record in fewer than 10 words
Jackson Rathbone: A collection of wild animals flowing freely in auditory display.
Uncle Larry: Awesome
Jerad Anderson: Founded from fluid festive fantastic fantasies formidably filled with fun.
Ben Johnson: Our strongest album yet, by leaps and bounds.
Ben Graupner: Mario Brothers meets The Nightmare Before Christmas, blues booze and sheer bliss.
Jackson Rathbone: A collection of wild animals flowing freely in auditory display.
Uncle Larry: Awesome
Jerad Anderson: Founded from fluid festive fantastic fantasies formidably filled with fun.
Ben Johnson: Our strongest album yet, by leaps and bounds.
Ben Graupner: Mario Brothers meets The Nightmare Before Christmas, blues booze and sheer bliss.
If I wasn’t making music I’d . . .
Rathbone: ... be waiting.
Uncle Larry: I wouldn’t be alive.
Anderson: Explode. And implode.
Johnson: . . . be teaching it, I hope.
Graupner: Pretend to murder people with a machete.
Rathbone: ... be waiting.
Uncle Larry: I wouldn’t be alive.
Anderson: Explode. And implode.
Johnson: . . . be teaching it, I hope.
Graupner: Pretend to murder people with a machete.
Best album in the world right this minute
Rathbone: Gogol Bordello, Live from Axis Mundi
Uncle Larry: The one that hasn’t been made
Anderson: Dark Side of the Moon (Sleep to it most nights)
Johnson: Shame Shame by Dr. Dog
Graupner: The Devil and the Mockingbird or Hooks
Rathbone: Gogol Bordello, Live from Axis Mundi
Uncle Larry: The one that hasn’t been made
Anderson: Dark Side of the Moon (Sleep to it most nights)
Johnson: Shame Shame by Dr. Dog
Graupner: The Devil and the Mockingbird or Hooks
Song you like to play when nobody’s around
Uncle Larry: My Love Has Butterfly Wings by John Klemmer
Anderson: Jingle Bells
Rathbone: Hank Williams III, Dick in Dixie
Johnson: Tourist by Spencer Bell
Graupner: Hokey Pokey
Uncle Larry: My Love Has Butterfly Wings by John Klemmer
Anderson: Jingle Bells
Rathbone: Hank Williams III, Dick in Dixie
Johnson: Tourist by Spencer Bell
Graupner: Hokey Pokey
Favorite bird of prey
Rathbone: The barnyard owl Who? The barnyard owl. Who? The barnyard ...
Uncle Larry: The hawk
Anderson: Blam, the hawk
Johnson: Great Horned Owl
Graupner: Klingon (I had to look up the spelling for that.)
Rathbone: The barnyard owl Who? The barnyard owl. Who? The barnyard ...
Uncle Larry: The hawk
Anderson: Blam, the hawk
Johnson: Great Horned Owl
Graupner: Klingon (I had to look up the spelling for that.)
Cake or pie
Rathbone: Pie charts are pretty sweet ...
Uncle Larry: BOTH!
Anderson: Can I have my cake and eat the pie, too?
Johnson: Pie!
Graupner: I’ll have a drink instead.
Rathbone: Pie charts are pretty sweet ...
Uncle Larry: BOTH!
Anderson: Can I have my cake and eat the pie, too?
Johnson: Pie!
Graupner: I’ll have a drink instead.
My favorite state is . . .
Rathbone: Blissful ignorance
Uncle Larry: United State of Mind
Anderson: Liquid
Johnson: Right now, Louisiana, ’cause that’s where I am.
Rathbone: Blissful ignorance
Uncle Larry: United State of Mind
Anderson: Liquid
Johnson: Right now, Louisiana, ’cause that’s where I am.
Source Via TeamEdwardPOV
Jackson Rathbone prepares for the end of Twilight
We Dont want to think about the end Just yet i am NOT Ready
As Jasper in the phenomenal franchise The Twilight Saga and Sokka in The Last Airbender, Jackson Rathbone has been sparkling in some of the recent popular films. Rathbone was born in Singapore and has lived in a variety of places from Indonesia to Midland, Texas. In addition, he began in theater with a local group called The Pickwick Players. He attended Interlochen Arts Academy, a private school for arts in Michigan, where he met his great friends today (such as actor and fellow band-mate Ben Graupner). He dropped his original plans to attend the Royal Scottish Academy to move to Los Angeles to experiment with his talents. He was immediately cast as Jimmy in River’s End (2005) and as a reporter for Disney’s 411. Rathbone is now a part of the famous Twilight entourage starring as one of the leading Cullens.
For more of Jackson, purchase a copy of the December/January issue of Zooey
Via Zooey Mag
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