California punk legends Bad Religion have announced plans to give away a free live album this spring to members of their mailing list.
The band stated, "To celebrate three decades of Bad Religion, we'll be recording a live album during our spring 2010 tour, and offering it as a free 'thank you' to the loyal fans who've been with us through all the sweet and mayhem. . . We'll be playing a few tracks at the shows from our new album, coming this fall, so this will be a great way to get a preview of the new tunes."
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Bad Religion vocalist Greg Graffin recently told Spinner that his band will return to the studio later in May to record its 15th album, tentatively due this fall. The band has written 16 songs for the LP, which Graffin says is "as personal as [1993 album] 'Recipe for Hate'," and plans to support the songs on the road later this year.
Bad Religion is planning to celebrate its 30th anniversary by playing a string of 12 shows at West Coast House of Blues venues beginning March 17 in Anaheim with special set lists that span the band's discography. Graffin says that the shows will vary in song selection and theme, with the band possibly running through all of 1988 classic "Suffer" one night and playing a hodgepodge of greatest hits the next.
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