Santa Barbara skate punk veterans Lagwagonwill embark on the “We Are One” tour with Mute, Belvedere and Adrenalized, which will take place in February and March of next year in South America. Lagwagon frontman Joey Cape on the tour:

“Very excited that Lagwagon is coming back to South America in late February, early March. We’ll be touring with the bands Belvedere and Mute. We’re coming to Chile, Argentina, Peru, Brazil and for the first time, Columbia. Come hang out with us!”

The dates and locations are below.

Almost a year has passed since Lagwagon last released Hang, their first album in nine years, via Fat Wreck Chords. Mute have been working on a new album, album, which will be their first since 2011′s Thunderblast.  Belvedere have been working on new material as well, and Adrenalized released their latest album Docet Umbra a month ago.

February 26 – Curitiba , Brazil – Music Hall
February 27 – Sao Paulo , Brazil – Clash Club
February 28 – Rio De Janeiro , Brazil – Teatro Odisseia
March 2 – Buenos Aires , Argentina – Groove
March 4 – Santiago , Chile – Teatro Cariola
March 5 – Lima, Peru – Festiva
March 6 – Bogota , Colombia – Festival Skate Punk

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Easy as it is to smirk at Lemmy’s decision to swap bourbon for vodka (with extra ice) in response to his recent health woes, anything that keeps the old reprobate on the road and raging imperiously should be welcomed. His band’s 22nd studio album, Bad Magic, sustains and emboldens the run of tremendous form that began as far back as 2004’s Inferno. Sounding more like a turbocharged punk band than at any time since their early 80s heyday, Lemmy (who turns 70 on Christmas Eve) and his gnarly comrades tear into short, sharp bursts of incendiary rock’n’roll like Victory Or Die, Electricity and Tell Me Who to Kill with the venomous abandon of delinquent teenagers. For most of its duration, Bad Magic is indecently thrilling and imbued with a sense of vitality and danger that most bands of this – or, indeed, any – vintage can only dream about. Even a thunderous closing cover of the Stones’ Sympathy for the Devil hits the mark, Lemmy delivering Jagger’s ageless lyrics with a mixture of scowling conviction and mischievous twinkle.

The track appears on the band’s newest album, “From The North”, last week (January 19th) through Epitaph Records.

Check out the music video below.

Jean-Marc has a quick session/interview at the local Gardens, Cape Town park. Filmed by Ray Van Breda.

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