Razorlight Play Special Show in L.A.
PHOTOS: Frontman Johnny Borrell shows some skin… good, bad? You decide.
By Larry Fitzmaurice 02.04.09 12:03 PM
Last night at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, Brit rockers Razorlight played one of only two U.S. gigs in support of their upcoming album, Slipway Fires (out in March).
Check out photos from the quartet's first U.S. performance in two years, including shots of frontman Johnny Borrell baring some skin -- oh… tabloid fodder!
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Razorlight's Johnny Borrell Writing for New Band
Click here to find which up-and-coming group the divisive Brit frontman is writing songs for!
By Melissa Goldstein 12.18.08 8:07 AM
You've got to hand it to Razorlight's Johnny Borrell: He's nothing if not self-aware.
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SPIN.com's Best of the Week, November 10-16
It was an emotional week: Jay-Z, Obama, Paramore, and more spread the love, while the Sex Pistols and Bloc Party drank the hater-ade. Click here for these stories and more!
By Spin Staff 11.15.08 11:34 AM
It was a baffling week, one filled with plenty of love and hate. For a little help understanding we turned to the stars.
Sure, Jay-Z (Sagittarius) and President-Elect Barack Obama (Leo) bonded over a new The Blueprint 3 track, which is characteristic for the two signs.
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Razorlight's Johnny Borrell: "The Haters Won't Win!"
But the haters have some really, really funny things to say. Read what the U.K. press is saying about Razorlight, and Borrell's retorts!
By Melissa Goldstein 11.13.08 10:55 AM
Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell isn't happy with the reviews his group's new album, Slipway Fires, have been receiving -- and he suspects the negativity is aimed at him.
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The Kinks to Reunite!
Singer Ray Davies reveals that the seminal '60s rockers have been working on new material. Click here for the whole scoop!
By Melissa Goldstein 11.05.08 9:31 AM
The Kinks are the latest to join the recent reunion trend. The '60s legends, who last performed together in 1996, have been working on new material. "We've started a little bit of this and that," singer Ray Davies told BBC News, adding, "but it is too early to judge the quality.
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