The Stolen
Announce North American
Fall Tour
New Single "Stuck" Out Now
Old Bridge, NJ - October 17, 2018 - The boys of the pop-rock outfit, The Stolen, have announced they will be hitting the road this fall for a 28-day North American run, kicking off this Friday, October 19 in Richmond, VA, and wrapping up in their home state of New Jersey on Saturday, December 1. For a list of full dates, please see below or visit: https://www.thestolenmusic.com/.
On the tour, the band shares, "We're really excited to get back on the road and see some familiar faces, along with new ones as well. Touring is great for us because we're able to get in front of some of the most dedicated and passionate people we have ever come across. Without their support, what we do wouldn't be possible! We owe them so much and we're stoked to head out and see them!"
Before they honed their songwriting skills to craft inviting pop hooks and kinetic guitar melodies, the four New Jersey natives who make up The Stolen started off as a group of friends who explored their love of music through learning and performing AC/DC songs together, ripping covers of classic rock anthems and Motown tunes at their grade school talent shows.
Almost 10 years later in 2013, the band released their first EP, Adults, which they recorded with Jesse Cannon (Animal Collective, The Misfits), and for the release of their single "Chardonnay" in 2015, they worked with producer Paul Levitt (All Time Low, Have Mercy), and began the transition from their pop-punk beginnings to put more focus on their pop sensibilities. 2016 marked the arrival of their self-released, self-produced EP, I'm So Dead, and in 2017, the band released their most collaborative effort to-date, Fragile Heart.
Over the past few years, The Stolen has been recognized and heralded by notable tastemakers such as MTV and Alternative Press, have shared the stage with bands and artists such as Neon Trees, The All American Rejects, Jake Miller, and more, and have played Vans Warped Tour. The band's single "Overboard," released earlier this year, hit the No. 21 on the iTunes Alternative Chart, and perfectly illustrates where the band's sound is headed.
Tickets are now on sale for tour through various retailers. For more information, please visit https://www.thestolenmusic.com/.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
*Oct 19 - Oct 31, Nov 10 - Nov 20 - w/ SayWeCanFly + A Summer High
*Nov 02 - Nov 09 - w/ MILKK + Patternist (** = Patternist Only)
*Nov 26, 28, Dec 01 - w/ The Wrecks
Download high-res tour admat HERE.
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The Stolen is Dom Cuce (vocals, guitar), Rob Chiarappa (guitar), Kevin Smart (bass), and Mike Chiarappa (drums).
For more information and to keep up with The Stolen:
Website: https://www.thestolenmusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestolen
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestolen/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/thestolen
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Dear Friend,
When one of Michael Moe‘s associates suggested that we do our event in Miami, it didn’t take me long to realize it was a great idea. After all, he said, it’s the gateway to Latin America, it was the beginning of America for ONE America, named for the discoverer Amerigo Vespucci, and it’s also (I added) the state where almost every single education sector has launched a major innovation that has copycats all over the nation.
I’m so excited that CER’s 25th birthday will put us there, in Miami, this Thursday and Friday, not just to celebrate but to more deeply consider the important work that still is ahead of us.
Uniting with people from every corner of education to which CER is now devoted, from university heads to big thinkers in the investment space, to K-12 thought leaders to visionaries, government leaders and even a cultural icon (Miss America), I am more than excited by the prospect of having a new plan and a new agenda to accompany and help guide all of you in this incredible quest for better education for everyone.
As I learned studying political philosophy at Dickinson College, education is literally the oldest and most important value we have. It was lauded by the ancients as the key to civilization, it was praised by our founding fathers as a prerequisite for a safe, peaceful and prosperous republic, it is celebrated daily by our teachers, our parents, and our school leaders.
The foundations and purpose of education are often overlooked as the most critical levers we have for our nation and us to exercise all that we have been given and that lies in front of us. Education transforms lives. It unites diverse peoples and views. And it’s our task - our imperative - to make it better.
If you’re joining us later this week I look forward to seeing you. If you’re not please plan to follow us on Facebook & Twitter with the hastag #CER25 and watch for reports to come soon after, along with video coverage and more.
We still have some room if you’d like to join us; just go online to edreform.com or give us a call at (202) 750-0016 and we’ll get you set up. Otherwise we look forward to sharing with you in the coming days and beyond.
I’m thankful to our board leadership, especially Jon Hage and Michael Moe, our partners at ASU, all of our sponsors, and you of course, for your continuing support and encouragement.
Very truly yours,
Jeanne Allen
Founder & CEO
Founded in 1993, the Center for Education Reform aims to expand educational opportunities that lead to improved economic outcomes for all Americans — particularly our youth — ensuring that conditions are ripe for innovation, freedom and flexibility throughout U.S. education.
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Drowsy After Another Restless Night?
Try These 5 Tips For A Good Night’s Sleep
Millions of Americans toss and turn much of the night, unable to fall asleep – or to stay asleep once they finally do drift off.
Maybe it’s worry about bills. Maybe it’s relationship problems. It might even be a sleep disorder keeping them awake when they should be snoozing soundly. Whatever the reason, more than one-third of American adults don’t get enough sleep on a regular basis, according to the Centers for Disease Control.
Without proper sleep, you could be drowsy at work the next day, unable to properly perform your job and irritable with everyone around you.
And that’s not all.
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Krish, who is also director of TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of North Texas, offers a few suggestions for those who find themselves still grumpy and exhausted when morning arrives:
Finally, Krish says exercise also can help.
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About Dr. Shab Krish
Dr. Shab Krish, author of Restore Your Rest: Solutions for TMJ and Sleep Disorders, is director of TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of North Texas (www.krish.com). She has board certifications with the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain and the American Board of Craniofacial Dental Sleep Medicine. She is also a double specialist in both periodontics and endodontics.
