Unless I can bug out to Joe Jackson and The Pointer Sisters with my headphones on then the answer is no.

Bryn and Alex are interviewed on Examiner.com! Click here to have at it.

I was cruising Facebook and came across my old friend, Micah, whom I haven't seen since college.  Turns out Micah is still a music fan and works in radio.  He got in touch and asked if I would spend a few minutes talking to Justin Williams on his program, Plugged In, on WNIN 88.3 FM, public radio in Evansville, IN.  I love me some NPR!  So, Justin is not Terry Gross and I'm no Gene Simmons but I think we came out on top.  Thanks Micah and Justin!

Alex

Have a listen here!

Tawkn.com: Seeing as how you evolved from a group with virtually no management to one that is now booking concerts across the country, how would you describe your experience with that first tour?

Alex Necochea: You have no idea how accurate that statement is. I don't remember that first tour. I was drunk for all of it.

More tales of rock'n roll debauchery right here. Also... video games.

Back in January, we went to New York City for a round of TV appearances and press opportunities.  Our first stop was at Fearless TV.  I was apprehensive about this performance because their producers insisted we could not bring more than 4 vocalists to the taping.  Morgan lost a coin toss and had to wait in the cramped green room while we taped our segment with Rod, Soltoff, Nick, and Steve.  Here is BANG CAMARO live on FearlessTV performing with 4 vocalists.  Do we pull it off?  You decide.

xo,

Alex

One avid gamer and one non-gamer discuss all things BANG CAMARO, games, the crumbling music industry, and how weird it is to play our own songs in Rock Band.

Listen here!

Check out the podcast on EpicBattleAxe.com!  (That is a really sweet name by the way.)

http://epicbattleaxe.com/ebc-on-tap-bang-camaro/

They say Bang Camaro has used video games as a "springboard" to success.  Bryn sets the record straight.

Read the entire interview here!