The Too Hood For Our Own Good tour featuring The Ongoing Concept (Solid State Records) and Fallstar (Facedown Records) is hitting the west coast this November. Both boasting powerhouse records from this year, The Ongoing Concept will be showcasing tracks from Saloon while Fallstar will continue to expose the world to their Facedown debut Backdraft. Considered two of the best live shows in the heavy scene, fans won't want to miss this combo.

Check out Fallstar's recently released video for "Alexandria363"

About Fallstar: From Portland, OR come Fallstar, an unrestrained group of artists and musicians who draw just as much inspiration from their local punk and hardcore scene as they do from their hometown in general. "Our city is known for its global perspective, sustainable living, care for the homeless, and having ideas that challenge long-standing traditions and beliefs. So we've developed this way of thinking that is energized by our doubts and ideas. We're a west coast band, we're relaxed and not afraid of new things."

This band loves the mercurial atmosphere of a live show, and so write true to their genre with sing-alongs and crowd participation. The influences of hardcore and metal are there, but they aren't restrictive. The band spends countless hours layering and composing their songs to achieve the balance they desire. "Our music isn't incredibly technical, so there's lots of room for swinging guitars, jumping off things, chipped teeth and stitches."

Fallstar released a full length with Come&Live! in 2010, and we're proud to announce their debut Facedown release Backdraft, due out April 16, recorded by engineer Kris Crummett (Alesana, Dance Gavin Dance, Sleeping with Sirens) at Interlace Audio and featuring Matty Mullins of Memphis May Fire.

Follow Fallstar:

Twitter.com/fallstar777
Facebook.com/fallstar777
Instagram: Fallstarmusic
MySpace.com/fallstar

For more info on The Ongoing Concept visit the JFH Artists Database.
For more info on Fallstar visit the JFH Artists Database.

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