Lifehouse are about to embark on a four month tour to support its latest release "Smoke And Mirrors," the band’s fifth album, which is scheduled to be released in early March.
If there’s one thing drummer Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. would like people to understand as Lifehouse hits the road it is seeing them live is worth the ticket price.
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Now days people want honesty. They don’t want any tricks. If want to see if someone can sing and play a song and they hear it on the radio they’re like wow, they love it, they want to go out and see that exact thing,"
Woolstenhulme Jr. told Alternative Addiction. "
They don’t want to see an attempt at trying to do that. You know what I mean?"
Lifehouse will be on tour with Chris Daughtry for the next couple of months. In fact, Daughtry joined the band for a guest vocal spot on one of the tracks on "Smoke And Mirrors," a song called "Had Enough."
"There is a four month tour with mid-March, before that point we’re setting up the record bouncing all over the place. We’ll be in n Europe, Mexico and the states. We’ll be in New York for the release of the album," Woolstenhulme Jr. said. "Other than that the ball is starting to roll and we’re going to be hitting it really hard for the next few years. The goal is the put our heads down and focus and make all this work."
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