A Night of high class Rock, courtesy of our favorite Guitar Shreding Chicka: Lauren from Spanish Channel!!! (Take the J.M or Z train to the Essex Street stop or the F train to Delancey Street) The Delancey
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Saturday, January 28th, 2012
Stanhope House (NJ)
Stanhope will ROCK. That’s the beginning and the end of it! NW Jersey has a killer night of music, we’ll be opening and closing on this east coast stop of Blues/Rock band Indigenous! $15 adv / $20 door
Friday, January 27th, 2012
Roxy & Dukes (Dunellen, NJ)
Kickin’ it into highest gear with our Rockin’ buddies Spanish Channel! (FEATURING GRIFFIN LOTTI Guest Starring on Bass!!!) at this hip Jerzy venue Roxy&Dukes (just north of New Brunswick).
Thursday, July 28th, 2011
Ohhhh Darlin’. Definitely believe me!
“Definitely believe Me” …that Your Friend In The Business, Social Hero, is nearly at the main nerve!
Progress slowed this spring as the molasses thickened, but now we’ve dug out these trenches and we’re having a ham sandwich, which precisely means: serious results are on their way. STAT.
This is not going to be your run of the mill sound recording. It will be Victory for the Beast inside us all that yearns to scream to the ceiling, dance to the beat, and Rock… un, till, you, drop.
Times are Tough, and that means fun should be done right. Load whats left and let loose!
ALSO – Don’t forget to get your hands on the Official: “Social Hero, 10 min: Patented Rock Preparatory Pilates” video which will be hitting shelves at Blockbusters nation wide – Dec 21st 2012!
Happy days are here again!!!
Que sera, sera.
Sincerely,
-SOCIAL HERO
Thursday, April 7th, 2011
The new Recordings are getting HOT HOT HOT
Now we know that we always promote driving safety, but more so than ever you have GOT to be strapped in tight! And while you’re at it, lace up those booties real good, tell your Aunt Ethel that you wont be over for brunch, and shut your windows because the boys are smack-dab in the middle of baking you some oven-fresh recordings with sprinkles, glaze, tiramisu truffles, a dash of parsley, and well why not – a cherry on top – and this is NO JOKE kind friends.
The Social Hero boys, working with the incredibly talented & award winning engineer/producer Jason Corsaro (check out Jason’s credits), have laid down some music that is going to change around your Rock Experience as you’ve known it in this Twenty First and a half Century. Blowing off even our own faces (and bringing us to tears at moments) this may be the awesomest thing that we will have done in our lives! Make Rock History!
SOCIAL HERO WILL BE RELEASING TRACKS AS THEY POP OUT OF THE OVEN – KEEP YOUR EYES OUT FOR THE FIRST INSTALLMENT THIS SPRING!!!
Goodness Gracious do we love Rocking with you guys…
Sincerely,
-Social Hero
Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010
Preparing for New Recordings… 2011 is Amazing
Preparing for New Recordings… 2011 is Amazing
Howdy Buckaroos!
The strappings are getting tighter as new year & destiny-at-Recording-Studio-Mania + Music Video get closer. We hope everyone has a Great and Relaxing Holiday! 2011 is going to be an AMAZING Year. Get Excited kids!!!
AND
For Holiday Cheer Download a copy of Ian Lloyd’s
Everybody’s Happy ‘Cause It’s Christmas Time
Friday, October 1st, 2010
SH Straps down: NEW Record & Video!!!
ooooh la la, strap a baguette to my back and butter me up with fresh preserves and camembert!
As the year 2010 begins to wrap up, Social Hero fires up that wrap and throws a whole bunch of extra spicy sauce on top of the thing (like turning shrimp tails into Cindy Crawdads).
2011 is going to be incredible…
We are no longer sleeping at night, working viciously till the sun comes up finishing a whole slew of new songs. Rockin’ arrangements, pile-driver riffs and elegant harmonies are crowding our Social Hero brains while we simultaneously put together concepts for a new music video for “Evening Gown”, book our way across the North East and Mid West, and plan the release of our NEXT RECORD!
(possible new song titles include: “Don’t Call me on Saturday”, “Edgebot Planet”, “Tumblin’ Fool”, and “Clownie’s Cotton Candy Cartel Killed my Cold-Hearted Wife”)
Preliminary session work is being done, and we are gearing up to create one of the best Rock records EVER made with our good friend Jason Corsaro (Internationally acclaimed recording guru with the platinum to prove it, and all around great guy). We’re not messing around here…
Killing ourselves to live is the only way we’ll know for the time being. Maybe that’s why i drink so much? Either way, it’s not going to stop any time soon (anyone have an extra aderol prescription?). Social Hero is moving on up “to a DE-lux aparment, in the sky-yyy”, and we are STOKE OUT OF OUR SHORT-SHORTS about it, AND we are picking up lucky pennies hoping that all you dudes and dudesses will be there with us, basking in the warm glowing warmth of awesome times, industry-changing-ass-kicking Rock tunes, and beer drinking.
Get ready friend! I’ll call you on Saturday.
XOXOXO muah muah smoochy ROCKKKKKKKKKK!
- Social Hero
Friday, October 16th, 2009
Deli Review!
We’ve got a new review up at The Deli — check it out (and leave a comment)!
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http://thedelimagazine.com/nyc/index.php?name=thedeli&itemId=226019
Social Hero CMJ show: Village Underground on 10.24
Anyone up for a second helping of Warrant’s “Cherry Pie?” That’s not exactly what Social Hero serves up, mind you—this is no ironic hair-metal pose—but insofar as the quintet mixes fat riffs with libidinous lyrics, its music recalls the simple pleasures of rock’s pre-grunge era. On “Evening Gown,” the best of the group’s MySpace offerings, singer David Lloyd dreams of tearing through the titular garment, while “Mosquito Attack,” a nod to ‘80s Aerosmith, finds the front man poised to spend a night nibbling on his special lady’s face. Lest anyone think the band is only inspired by schlock, “Keep Telling Yourself” reveals an affinity for Queen and ‘70s power pop—influences always deserving of the revivalist treatment. See Social Hero live at the Village Underground (130 W 3rd St, NY) — Kenneth Partridge
Published on Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:09:07
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Awesome!
Friday, October 16th, 2009
Social Hero at CMJ!
We got a lot cooking over here on the SHero grill, so put on your hairnets — it’s time to flip both burgers and out!!! (There’s your zeugma for the day. You heard me.)
We’ll be rolling and tumbling next Saturday at the CMJ Festival! It’s going to be a thoroughly raucous, rock us event, so let your Aunt Mabel out from underneath the stairs, doll her up all fancy-like with her lip liner and eye gloss, and “wheel her” out to a show she’ll never forget–if she survives! (It is almost Halloween, after all!)
SOCIAL HERO LIVE at
The Village Underground
9:30PM – SATURDAY OCT 24TH 2009
130 West 3rd Street (at 6th Avenue)
(B/D/F/V, A/C/E to West 4th Street)
$10, 21+
Playing with our old buddies Julius C! www.myspace.com/juliusc
CMJ is the College Music Journal: www.cmj.com/marathon
Hope to see you there!
We’ll be rolling and tumbling next Saturday at the CMJ Festival! It’s going to be a thoroughly raucous, rock us event, so let your Aunt Mabel out from underneath the stairs, doll her up all fancy-like with her lip liner and eye gloss, and “wheel her” out to a show she’ll never forget–if she survives! (It is almost Halloween, after all!)
!!! SOCIAL HERO LIVE at the Village Underground !!!
9:30PM – SATURDAY OCT 24TH 2009
130 West 3rd Street (at 6th Avenue)
(B/D/F/V, A/C/E to West 4th Street)
$10, 21+
Playing with our old buddies Julius C! www.myspace.com/juliusc
CMJ is the College Music Journal: www.cmj.com/marathon
We’ve got a new review up at The Deli — check it out (and leave a comment)!
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http://thedelimagazine.com/nyc/index.php?name=thedeli&itemId=226019
Social Hero CMJ show: Village Underground on 10.24
Anyone up for a second helping of Warrant’s “Cherry Pie?” That’s not
exactly what Social Hero serves up, mind you—this is no ironic
hair-metal pose—but insofar as the quintet mixes fat riffs with
libidinous lyrics, its music recalls the simple pleasures of rock’s
pre-grunge era. On “Evening Gown,” the best of the group’s MySpace
offerings, singer David Lloyd dreams of tearing through the titular
garment, while “Mosquito Attack,” a nod to ‘80s Aerosmith, finds the
front man poised to spend a night nibbling on his special lady’s face.
Lest anyone think the band is only inspired by schlock, “Keep Telling
Yourself” reveals an affinity for Queen and ‘70s power pop—influences
always deserving of the revivalist treatment. See Social Hero live at
the Village Underground (130 W 3rd St, NY) — Kenneth Partridge
Published on Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:09:07
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Monday, August 10th, 2009
Social Hero LIVE this Thursday 8/13 at Rebel!
Dudes & Edge-Bots & Females of EARTH (& Elsewhere)!
It’s going to be a real big party this Thursday 8/13 at the Social Hero Rock-Extravaganza: with two of our friends’ bands! So finish cleaning your bedroom, sweep the dust under the carpet, and come down for a guaranteed Good Time and Great Rock Music.
All 3 bands will contain at least 1 bio-grade member of Social Hero!!!
(One of them will actually include ALL MEMBERS of Social Hero!!!)
!!!!SOCIAL HERO LIVE!!!! w/ The Minor Lift & Blue Winter
7:00pm – Thursday, August 13th
at REBEL
251 W. 30th Street, NYC
(A/C/E, 1/2/3, N/R/Q/W, B/D/F/V to 34th Street)
$10, Ages 18+
www.rebelnyc.com
The Minor Lift (www.myspace.com/TheMinorLift)
Social Hero (www.myspace.com/SocialHero)
Blue Winter (www.myspace.com/BlueWinter)
THE & LOOKS LIKE A SITTING MAN
SOCIAL HERO