103.7 The Fox

Hope yall had a rockin christmas and i wanted to say happy birthday! 103.7 the fox rocks baby!!!!

Hey!  We're going to be performing at Tipitina's Homegrown Show on Thursday Sept 30 from 9:30 PM to 10:15 PM.  If we draw a big enough crowd Tip's will have us back on a weekend opening for a national act.  Please help us spread the word, and we really hope to see you there.  Thanks and all the best!

 

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103.7 the fox rocks baby!!! keep on rockin! myspace rules!!

Hey!! We posted a NEW song called "FUBARBQ"!! Check it out and let us know what you think. Thanks for the support!

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If you haven't seen our music video, check that out for more insanity.


Sock Puppet Vendetta "Official"

Hey Fox~
Before Nine needs your help!!
We are in 1st place to open for KISS!!! ~Please help us keep the lead by going to http://eventful.com/competitions/kiss2010/houston and clicking "Demand It" next to our name...Please forward to your friends... Thanks again!!
Keep in touch... David

The five finger death punch remake of bad company I heard on the fox yesterday was horrible ! Death punch should be banned from the radio and no longer allowed to make music ! Just sayin !

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NASHVILLE FLOOD BENEFIT CANCELED
BY MT. JULIET CITY OFFICIALS
The rains came and went. Streets turned to rivers and back to streets again.
 
The floodwaters receded but left behind the remnants of lives and memories.
Homes gone. Possessions gone.
Nothing was the same.
In the wake of what proved to be the worst flood the State of Tennessee had ever seen, people from all walks of life banded together to lend a hand to their neighbors, families, and to total strangers as well. Our music community shouldered the load as well. All around over our city benefits and concerts sprung up, from our Country Superstars to the new Pop sensations. Music gave all.
One such benefit, Music United, was conceived by Nashville based Heavy Metal artists Cut Slingload as a way for Nashville’s Heavy Metal community to join in and lend a hand as well. The task was simple. Give the victims of the floods a day to get away from it all and enjoy a day of music in the park, a place where their children could play and have an ice cream cone.
What could be more noble a gesture then to say "Here, this is for you, and its free because we care."
The venue was booked, plans were made, and everyone who heard about the benefit climbed on board to help. Rock and Metal groups from right here in Nashville (Stigmatic) joined in, bands from Memphis (Cult Of The Flag, Massacre Machine, & Straightedge Management) and St Louis (Final Drive) joined in, even a nationally touring band from Dallas, Texas (Parabelle) jumped on the bill to headline the show.
The local furniture store, the water park, business owners, printers, security companies, and close to 80 radio stations all wanted to help.
Everyone but the people who ran the venue.
What started out as a simple, noble gesture of kindness on the part of the Metal Community became someone else’s banner for stereotyping. Someone else’s narrow-minded point of view took somethi