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Hail the Titans celebrate 100th performance

It has been just over two years since Montgomery’s own Hail the Titans held their first performance. In that time, the band has recorded and released a full-length album, recorded a follow-up EP and performed in 12 states and Washington, D.C. On Dec. 7, they will perform their 100th show at Head on the Door in Montgomery.

The show begins at 10 p.m. and is for ages 21 and up. Atlanta-based R_Garcia will open. There is no cover charge. Head on the Door is located at 5028 Vaughn Rd.

The following day, Hail the Titans will be part of this year’s Hijacking Music Festival in Atlanta. The festival is being held at 529 in East Atlanta Village beginning at 3 p.m. Other bands on the festival this year include Nigredo, Jungol, Swank Sinatra, the Sneaky Hand, Phychedubasaurus Rex, Tricil, Cusses, Fine Peduncle and Hanzelle.

More information on the band can be found on their website www.hailthetitans.com.

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Josh Carples reveals cover art for new single

Singer-songwriter, and one-fourth of the band Hail the Titans, Josh Carples has recorded a piano version of his song “Ocean,” originally found on his second solo album “The Final Scene,” which was released in 2010.

The song is being released as a digital single, available on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at most digital retailers, including iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and more.

For more information, visit his Facebook page.

Hail the Titans: From Montgomery to Atlanta in 17 Days

If it takes you 17 days to travel from Montgomery to Atlanta, you’re either doing some serious sight-seeing or you may be lost. Unless, of course, you’re in Hail the Titans.

The instrumental band that calls Montgomery home is gearing up for a 17-day tour, starting with a hometown show tomorrow night at AlleyBAR. The tour will take them northeast – all the way up to Brooklyn, NY, and back down the east coast ending in Atlanta.

The band regularly performs all over the Southeast, but this is their first time heading north.

To help make the journey, the band held fundraisers to purchase a new van due to concerns about their older van not being able to make the trek.

The band’s 2012 summer tour will take them to the following places:

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More information on the band can be found on their website www.hailthetitans.com.

Hail the Titans summer tour 2012

Hail the Titans is embarking on a 17-day tour this summer, starting in Montgomery on July 12.

For more information on each specific show, visit the “Shows” page of HailtheTitans.com. There, the band is linking the Facebook events with each specific show as they are created.

*The July 20 show is at Paradise Lost (formerly “The Zoo.”)