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FOR REAL?!? Wow. Just wow. So.. headlining Dir en Grey with MORE jrock bands with them. That would be perfection.
Where did you hear this by the way?
JapanTimesOnline said:But there are those who believe J-rock is more than a passing fad in North America. Bob Chiappardi, co-president of Warcon Enterprises, Dir en grey's U.S. label, is one. New York-based Warcon, home to such metal and punk acts as Helmet and Bleed the Dream, released the band's "Withering to Death" album with a bonus DVD on May 16. That disc was released here in March 2005 by Free-Will Japan, an indie outfit with distribution through Sony.
"Prospects are good," Chiappardi said by e-mail. "We are actively signing J-rock bands from Free-Will and other sources if it makes sense. We have been approached by a couple of Japanese labels that are impressed with what is going on in the U.S. with Dir en grey."
Chiappardi, whose company plans to launch an entire division devoted to J-rock this winter, says U.S. music fans are increasingly willing to listen to artists who sing in languages other than English.
I didn't see any gifts in front of or around them...and I was near the back of the middle section of the line. Die looked so happy when I gave him his gift...I think he recognized me because I was right in front of him during the show. He kept watching me, I noticed...because no one was standing around me except for two girls to the left of me who were there for Diru too, but they weren't singing. I, of course, was singing my heart out, arms outstretched and all. ^^;;; When I handed him the gift, he read the envelope it was in, then looked up at me with that mega-watt grin on his face, shook my hand and said: "Amanda-chan!" O___O He lept saying my name over and over, even as I went down the line. The whole band was there at the greet ^^;;; it was so amazing. I shook hands with God. Five of them. :] Oh god, the fangirls around me in the line were so annoying. I wanted to slap all of them for being so disrespectful.I wonder how many gifts they guys have gotten. Someone should give them like.. fruitcake. It's tradition. *nod*
I didn't see any gifts in front of or around them...and I was near the back of the middle section of the line. Die looked so happy when I gave him his gift...I think he recognized me because I was right in front of him during the show. He kept watching me, I noticed...because no one was standing around me except for two girls to the left of me who were there for Diru too, but they weren't singing. I, of course, was singing my heart out, arms outstretched and all. ^^;;; When I handed him the gift, he read the envelope it was in, then looked up at me with that mega-watt grin on his face, shook my hand and said: "Amanda-chan!" O___O He lept saying my name over and over, even as I went down the line. The whole band was there at the greet ^^;;; it was so amazing. I shook hands with God. Five of them. :] Oh god, the fangirls around me in the line were so f-cking annoying. I wanted to slap all of them for being so disrespectful.