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Confusion surrounded the release of their last single
- originally titled 'Bleed American', a name change
was decided upon following the terrorist attacks on
New York. The newly named 'Salt Sweat Sugar' still managed
to smack a few heads, and Britain started to sit up
and listen to Jimmy Eat World. Their first Dreamworks
album (also originally titled 'Bleed American', but
changed to 'Jimmy Eat World') has also been a roaring
success and is included in 'albums of 2001' lists in
both Q and Kerrang!, while earning reviews ranging from
great to brilliant along the way.
With the release of 'The Middle' in January, Jimmy Eat
World look set to break - big time! All loud guitars
and perfect harmonious choruses, 'The Middle' shows
exactly the alternative the band offer to the current
crop of dumbed-down, undirected anger types that prevailed
through 2001. Link to the video clip (windows and real
player) through the following links:-
Windows
Media Lofi Preview
Windows
media Hifi Preview
Real
Media Lofi
Real
Media HiFi
BLINK TOUR CANCELLED - NEW DATES ANNOUNCED
With the tragic but ultimately 'timely' cancellation
of the Blink 182 tour, Jimmy Eat World have instead
confirmed a headline tour of their own. The previously
confirmed headline shows in Wolverhampton and London
remain unchanged, with three more regional dates added.
The complete tour is now as follows:
Jan 17 - Glasgow - QMU
Jan 18 - Liverpool - UNI Stanley Theatre
Jan 24 - Norwich - Waterfront
Jan 25 - London - Astoria
Jan 26 - Wolverhampton - Wulfrun Hall
see also:
Jimmy Eat World - Jimmy Eat World Interview
Website
- www.jimmyeatworld.net
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| 04/02 1 Giant Leap - My Culture
04/02 Elfpower Interview - Andrew Rieger - Creatures
04/02 Frou Frou Interview - Guy Sigsworth/Imogen Heap
04/02 Gomez Interview - Ian Ball
04/02 Idlewild - Live - London Astoria
04/02 K's Choice Interview
04/02 Leaves - Live - Camden Dingwall
04/02 Longwave Interview - Exit
04/02 Lucy Mongrel Interview
04/02 Oasis - The Hindu Times
04/02 Phantom Planet - Interview
04/02 Unwritten Law - Interview
04/02 VUE - Coordinates Interview
05/02 BRMC - LIve - Kentish Town, London
05/02 Breeders - Title K
05/02 FC Kahuna - Machine Says Yes
05/02 Moco - Live - London Monarch
05/02 Need New Body - Interview
05/02 The Soundtrack of Our Lives - Live - Soundhause, Northampton
05/02 The Bellrays - Meet The Bellrays
06/02 Fleadh Festival - Finsbury Park
06/02 Frou Frou Coordinates Interview
06/02 Incubus - Interview - Mark Einziger
06/02 North Mississippi Allstars - Interview
06/02 Papa Roach - She Loves Me Not
06/02 Proud Mary - Live - Northampton, Soundhaus
06/02 Pulp - Live - Sherwood Pines, Edwinstowe
06/02 Reindeer section - You Are My Joy
06/02 Silverchair - Diorama |  | 06/02 Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
06/02 Soinc Youth - Interview
06/02 The Burn - The Smiling Face
06/02 The Coral - Live - Roadmender, Northampton
06/02 The LIbertines - Live - The Social, Nottingham
06/02 The Vines, Sheffield Leadmill
06/02 Trik Turner - Interview
06/02 Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Live, Soundhaus, Northampton
07/02 12 Stones Interview
07/02 Arolo -Interview
07/02 Buy To Let Doncaster - Anti Social Behaviour
07/02 Cassius - Interview
07/02 Farrah - Interview
07/02 Glassjaw - Interview
07/02 Neil Michael Haggerty - Interview
07/02 Hoobastank - Running Away
07/02 Leaves - Interview
07/02 LL Cool Jay Interview
07/02 Oasis - Live - Finsbury Park, London
07/02 Polyphonic Spree - Live - Camden Monarch
07/02 Queens of the Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf
07/02 Super Furry Animals - Interview
07/02 The Beatings - Live - Metro Club London
07/02 The Bellrays + The D4 - Virgin Megastore, Oxford Street London
January 2001
July - August 2001
September - October 2001
November - December 2001
January - March 2002
April - July 2002
August - December 2002 | |
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