Dustin Kensrue (Thrice), Chris Conley (Saves the Day), Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids), and Anthony Raneri (Bayside) are heading out on tour together. Details are in the replies.
The chat is now over. Thanks to Dustin and all of those who asked questions.
Dustin Kensrue will be chatting in this thread at approximately 5 P.M. EST under the username dustinTHRICE. Feel free to come in and ask him what he's been up to and be sure to check out his new solo release, The Good Night Is Still Everywhere; you can currently buy it on Amazon MP3.
Dustin Kensrue, Chris Conley, Jim Ward, and Jon Foreman will be doing an acoustic benefit show for Invisible Children Friday, December 19th at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, CA.
Dustin Kensrue will be chatting live tomorrow at 5 PM Eastern (2 PM PST). You can pick up his excellent new solo release, This Good Night Is Still Everywhere, on Amazon MP3 in the meantime.
Jason brought you the art to Dustin Kensrue's This Good Night Is Still Everywhere earlier today, but I'm going to one up him. You can find it here in high-resolution.
Dustin Kensrue's cover of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)", the first song from his upcoming Christmas release, This Good Night Is Still Everywhere, can be heard here. Every day leading up to the November 18 release will feature a new song until the final date, which will be a full album stream.
Dustin Kensrue will release his Christmas album, This Good Night is Still Everywhere, digitally on November 18th.
Track Listing
01) Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
02) Christmas Blues
03) Blue Christmas
04) Fairytale of New York
05) This Good Night is Still Everywhere
06) Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
07) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
08) God Rest You...[read more]
Dustin Kensrue is looking to release the digital only Christmas album, This Good Night Is Still Everywhere, in mid-November. It will contain eight covers and two originals.
A video Dustin Kensrue performing a cover of the Counting Crows' "Round Here," last night in Irvine for the To Write Love on Her Arms event, can be seen in the replies.
Continuing with his career-long history of charity and social work, Dustin Kensrue has chosen to donate 5% of his proceeds from Please Come Home to a non-profit organization called To Write Love on Her Arms.