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Talk is Cheap, but So Are You: Advice on Stage Patter

Okay. So you've got the band together through want ads or social networking websites or maybe just recruiting random interesting-looking people you saw on the subway. You've written some songs, maybe learned some covers.


Bandmate Contest Winner

And the winner is, drum roll please . . . 


Exclusive John Dee Guitar Case Artwork Auctioned for Charity

A perfect storm occurred at Harmonix last week when a dirty microwave somewhat randomly signed by the company crossed paths with a high end guitar case en route to Seattle for Penny Arcade’s annual fund raiser for Child’s Play Charity.


Rock Band 2 Wins Two X-Play Best of 2008 Awards

Rock Band 2 won two X-Play Best of 2008 Awards - Best Downloadable Content and Best Music Game.


Child's Play Charity Dinner Results

Every year we donate something or some things to Penny Arcade's Child's Play Charity dinner in Seattle, and this week was no different.


Bandmate Drummer Contest - Ends 12/13/08 12 AM ET

With your help we’re assembling the all-time killer Rock Band band. Now it’s time to fill that all-important drum slot. We invite you to show us the essence of a rock’n’roll drummer, with all the wildness and sheer energy that would entail. Don’t hold yourself back, just make sure not to injure the photographer!


No Doubt Singles DLC

No Doubt finally comes to Rock Band.


Unleashing the Fury with Yngwie Malmsteen!

So you thought that “Caprici di Diablo” was impossible to play? Well, you’re right: Even the man who wrote the tune finds it a challenge to play on a real guitar. The king of the shredders gives us the lowdown on his three new DLC tracks and more in this exclusive interview. 


It is Really Unlikely that Your Arm Will Suddenly Snap Off: Fear and Your First Show

When I was a kid, I was scared of almost everything. I was what child psychologists might call a “highly imaginative child,” which is what a normal person would call...


Mad Catz M.I.C. Contest Winner

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