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After Midnight Project Q and A

Posted in Uncategorized by it! on July 28, 2010

Interview with Jason Evigan conducted at Vans Warped Tour 2010 by staff writer Stephanie Boscovitch.

How did you get where you are today?

I used to record late at night, get home at 10 or 11am from serving tables and record until 8am the next morning, then sleep at noon.  When I was 14, I started my first band while I was growing up in Los Angeles, CA. We built up, got our songs on the radio, and got signed to Universal Records.

What do you think about this year’s Warped Tour compared to earlier ones you have been a part of?

It’s been cool, feels more laid back definitely. There was more drama last year, this year’s there has been a lot of great bands.  This is the heaviest Warped Tour, heavy music is a huge scene underground.

What are you looking forward to after Warped Tour?

Playing a big show in Richmond with Rise Against, having a live album on iTunes. I’m always writing new music, but we’re touring until the end of the year.

How would you describe your music to a new listener?

Intense rock, rock music, alternative.

Do you write all the music for your band?

I write everything, but things get added the more we play.

How did you come up with the title After Midnight Project?

Well, coming home late, all my music and stuff started late at night ha ha

The chronology of an it! meeting (slideshow)

Posted in Multimedia by it! on February 15, 2010
Picture of the it! meeting

Click on photo for slideshow

Ever wonder what the it! section is all about? Find out by watching this slideshow on the chronology of an it! meeting (music courtesy of The Strawmen).

If you are a local student between the ages of 13 and 19, have a passion for journalism (including writing, art, photography and multimedia) and can make a serious commitment, find out more on how to get involved by e-mailing it@freelancestar.com.

Welcome to the it! blog

Posted in Uncategorized by it! on January 31, 2010

What is it!? The it! section is the youth section of the Free Lance-Star newspaper, based in Fredericksburg, Va. It is written by and for local teens ages 13-20 (approximately) but thanks to the power of the Internet, our large readership includes people of all ages, young and old, from all different parts of the planet.

Here you fill find a collection of posts compiled from the individial blogs of our staff.


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