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Former 18 Visions frontman, James Hart is back in full force with a new band and a self titled disc..Burn Halo. This time around it isn't hardcore like his last band, but yet more straightforward hard rock. Slightly commerical, but yet full of ol' school 80's vibes to it. According to their own myspace page their sound is "awesomeness". After spending October and November of 2007 in the studio {working with musicians such as former Nixons singer Zac Maloy, Synyster Gates of Avenged Sevenfold, Nickelback drummer Daniel Adair and former Jane’s Addiction bassist Chris Chaney} Island Records decided to not release the effort. Leaving Burn Halo's manager Bret Bair to form his own label Rawkhead Rekords via Warner Music Group simply for the purpose to release the self titled disc. Hart decided to seek out other players to become a band as opposed to going out as a solo act. Add Aaron Boheler {bass}, Joey Cunha {lead guitar}, Allen Wheeler {rhythm guitar}, and Ryan Folden {drums} and we now have BURN HALO. Now the goal is to make their mark on the world, and so far they seem to be succeeding. The song 'Save Me' can also be found on the video game WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2009 soundtrack. They are on tour now with Rev Theory and seems they will continue to tour for quite some time hooking up on the Sno Core tour with Saliva and Static X, and even making a stop at the Rock on the Range festival in Ohio this May. Be sure to check them out if you get the chance!!! And don't forget to pick up the self titled disc on March 31.

 

Mar 4    Crocodile Rock Allentown, Pennsylvania
Mar 5    Town Ballroom Buffalo, New York
Mar 8    Peabody’s Downunder Cleveland, Ohio
Mar 9    The Machine Shop Flint, Michigan
Mar 10  Mr. Small’s Theatre Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Mar 11  Clifton Park Bowl Clifton Park, New York
Mar 19  Susquehanna Bank Center Camden, New Jersey
Mar 20  Utica Auditorium Utica, New York
Mar 21  Giant Center Hershey, Pennsylvania
Mar 23  Columbus Civic Center Columbus, Georgia
Mar 26  Freedom Hall Johnson City, Tennessee
Mar 27  Rupp Arena Lexington, Kentucky
Mar 28  Asheville Civic Center Asheville, North Carolina
Mar 30  Sommet Center Nashville, Tennessee
Apr 2    Club 101 El Paso, Texas
Apr 3    Midnite Rodeo 3 Abilene, Texas
Apr 4    Hemisfair Park San Antonio, Texas
Apr 5    Scout Bar Beaumont, Texas
Apr 7    Palladium Ballroom Dallas, Texas
Apr 8    Scout Bar Houston, Texas
Apr 11  Revolution Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Apr 13  The Country Club Augusta, Georgia
Apr 14  The Dive Goose Creek, South Carolina
Apr 15  Hooligan’s Jacksonville, North Carolina
Apr 17  Starland Ballroom Sayerville, New Jersey
Apr 18  Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom Hampton Beach, New Hampshire
Apr 19  Sonar Baltimore, Maryland
Apr 21  Mulcahy’s Wantagh, New York
Apr 22  Crocodile Rock Allentown, Pennsylvania
Apr 23  Town Ballroom Buffalo, New York
Apr 24  Harpo’s Detroit, Michigan
Apr 27  House Of Blues Chicago, Illinois
Apr 28  Pop’s Sauget, Illinois
Apr 29  Sokol Auditorium Omaha, Nebraska
Apr 30  Gothic Theatre Denver, Colorado
May 1   New Oasis Sparks, Nevada
May 3   House of Blues Las Vegas, Nevada
May 4   House of Blues Los Angeles, California
May 6   Grand Ballroom San Francisco, California
May 7   Medford Armory Medford, Oregon
May 8   Senator Theatre Chico, California