Thursday, June 28, 2012
Local musicians voted by Patch readers play The Harp in Boston -- and you're invited.
It’s been months in the making, but the Patch Battle of the Bands concert is finally here. Tonight, local musicians voted by you will perform at The Harp in Boston. The winner of our Battle of the Bands Contest, The President, will hit the stage after contest runners up The Truezoos and Forget the Former start the night off with their own sets. The concert starts at 8 p.m. The President, aka Nicholas Kermelewicz of Wakefield, was the top vote getter in our contest. The contest kicked off with a call for videos in February. Twenty-four bands and musicians squared off in three separate regional contests: Greater Boston, North Shore/Merrimack Valley and South Shore/Cape Cod and the Islands. The top two finishers by region went to the finals, …
Monday, May 7, 2012
Choose your favorite out of the six finalists.
Twenty-four submissions are now down to six finalists competing to take the top prize in Patch's Video Battle of the Bands. Six bands and individuals, ranging the gamut from rock to rap, square off to see who will win the grand prize, which includes headlining a show at the Harp in Boston in June. The top two vote getters from each regional competition who are now in the finals are: BlackLight SunRise and DCLA (Dukes County Love Affair) from the South Shore/Cape Cod and the Islands regional round. The President featuring L.E.S White and Scotty and the Gang from the Greater Boston regional round. Forget the Former and The Truezoos from the North Shore/Merrimack Valley regional round. Voting for the final round will run until noon on Friday…
Friday, May 4, 2012
BlackLight SunRise, regional winner of the South Shore, Cape Cod and Islands Video Battle of the Bands, will move on to the next round with DCLA.
They battled. You banded together to vote for your favorite song and in the end BlackLight SunRise took home the win with the song "The One." It was the one - a winner crafted by Derek Measor of Plymouth; Zakk Doucette of Kingston; Ryan Quinn of Plymouth; Courtney Petersen of Kingston; and CJ Carroll of Halifax Video Battle of the Bands winner of the South Shore, Cape Cod and Islands BlackLight SunRise will be spending two hours at Seasound Audio, donated in conjunction with Plimro Record Label, located in Plymouth. Behind BlackLight SunRise was followed by runner-up DCLA (Dukes County Love Affair) and will also make it to the next round to square off against the top two finishers from the Greater Boston area and the North Shore/Merrimack…
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Tell us who's the best band of these three entries in the South Shore/Cape Cod and the Islands competition. Let us know your pick and why they are your choice in the comment section.
Patch Video Battle of the Bands 2012 is here! More than 20 bands from across Eastern Massachusetts submitted videos of original songs over the past two weeks to multiple area Patch sites in hopes of taking home the top prize. First off is a regional round in which we pit bands and musicians from the South Shore and Cape Cod and the Islands against one another. They will square off to win bragging rights in the area, a cool prize and a chance to go to the final round and win a rockstar prize pack! Voting for the regional round will run until noon on Friday, May 4. Please vote by telling us your choice in the comment section below the article. One vote per person per day please. The winner of the this regional South Shore/Cape Cod and the …
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