Colbie Caillat stopped by the KINK/Portland Live Performance Lounge to perform “Bubbly” live on the air. (L-R): KINK PD Dennis Constantine, Colbie and KINK APD/MD Dean Kattari.
Avenged Sevenfold members M. Shadows (center) and Synester Gates (right) visted K-Rock/New York’s Schwenker.
Daughtry celebrated their RIAA certified triple platinum album at Manhattan’s Core Club. (L-R): Aaron Borns, SVP Marketing, RCA Music Group; Richard Sanders, Head of Global Marketing, SONY BMG Music Entertainment; Stirling McIlwaine, 19 Management; Brian Craddock; Josh Steeley; Josh ‘JP’ Paul; Joey Barnes; Clive Davis, Chairman and CEO, BMG Label Group; Chris Daughtry; Charles Goldstuck, President and COO, BMG Label Group; Howard Benson; Pete Ganbarg; Ashley Newton, EVP A&R, RCA Music Group; Richard Palmese, EVP Promotion, RCA Music Group; Tom Corson, EVP & GM, RCA Music Group. (Photo credit: Larry Busacca/Courtesy Wireimage)
Following the launch of their “This Is For The Soldiers Tour,” Drowning Pool have stepped it up with Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA), actively campaigning for better mental health care for U.S. Troops on Capitol Hill. (L-R): DP’s Stevie Benton, IAVA Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff, DP’s Ryan McCombs, Senator Barack Obama (D-Ill); IAVA’s Rob Timmons, IAVA’s Todd Bowers, DP’s CJ Pierce and Mike Luce.
Prior to performing third consecutive sell out at Philadelphia’s Wachovia Center, Genesis members Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins and Tony Banks accept framed artwork from Live Nation’s Geoff Gordon (left), Comcast-Spectacor President Peter Luukko (second from right) and Global Spectrum RVP Tim Murphy (right).
