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Gemini Syndrome has a unique flavor of "SYN"copated rock music that astonished me in the first concert I saw them at in Milwaukee, WI. Since then I I saw them again as a headlining band and tomorrow will see them for the third time in a year. Their lyrical stylings gear toward hardships in life and overcoming those hurdles. They have a strong fan base as seen before and after their show. They make every effort to get to know their fans personally. I talked for about a half hour with all five members and they are the most understanding and humble group of musicians you could ever meet.

Their sound onstage was impeccable! When the opened for Five Finger Death Punch I was blown away by the talent and the stage presence of each and every member of the band. I can not wait to see them tomorrow in my hometown and I'll guarantee the performance only gets better and better! Go see Gemini Syndrome... NOW! They will soon be amongsts the rockstars of the big venues, so dont miss your chance to see them on the way to the big time.

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if You like their CD’s, you’ll LOVE them inperson. They interact with the audience and they enjoy performing as much as fans enjoy hearing their music. They are very humble and very approachable. They interact with their fans both on AND off stage. They make sure that their fans get their money’s worth. If you only go to one concert this year, make sure it’s Gemini Syndrome.

Gemini Syndrome was incredible and sounded just as good live as they do on Lux! Aaron and the rest of the band are very humble and love their fans. We hung out with Aaron, AP & Mike before their set, right after their set and after the show was over as well. It was an awesome show and they have made life long fans out of both myself and my gf. #synnersforlife

This show was AWESOME!

The band is so interactive both while on stage, and after the show. The drummer is such a badass. The singer took phone and made a video. The guitar player noticed my shirt from another band he used to be in. I got pictures with all of them and they signed all my shenanigans afterwards.

My friends and I had a blast! We got to meet hang out with Gemini Syndrome after they put on one amazing show! I would go again. Please keep me posted on any future Gemini Syndrome concerts close or in Pittsburgh Pa! Thank you!

If anyone hasn't listen to these guys or see them live, they're definitely missing out! Their music is amazing & their shows are even better..I've seen them 10X now & can't wait until the next time

I don't know where to start! Their music is amazing,their concerts are phenomenal! The band themselves are very excited to get to know their fans! Check'em out, you won't regret it

Awesome show as usual. Gemini Syndrome never disappoints. I really like how the band, especially Aaron & Brian, interact with the fans. It really looks like they enjoy being there.

Totally kicked ass...Just went there to c them and was just an awesome show they sound awesome live can't wait to c them again ...Come back to PA soon Gemini syndrome u guys rock

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Gemini Syndrome Announce Summer Tour With A Killer’s Confession + More

Alt-metal group Gemini Syndrome will embark on a headlining U.S. tour this summer, with support coming from A Killer's Confession , Ovtlier and Pushing Veronica.

The five-piece group from Los Angeles are preparing to release their first album since 2016's sophomore effort  Memento Mori , and, most recently, issued three singles dating back to last year — "Die With Me," "IDK" and "Reintegration."

Vocalist Aaron Nordstrom exclaimed, "We’re very excited to get back on the road this summer with some great friends. After all that the world has been through, it will be nice to be part of the communion of 'synners' once again. See you all soon!"

"It’s great to get back out and visit with our brothers and sisters again," added drummer Brian Steele Medina. "Now more than ever we could all use music and human contact to balance out the pandemic, murder hornets & Pentagon UFO videos."

The 28-date run is set to kick off on July 9 in Salt Lake City, Utah and will wrap up in Albuquerque, New Mexico on Aug. 15. Gemini Syndrome will also make appearances at select festivals along the way, which will not feature the tour openers. Additionally, there is one date where Fozzy will headline and Eva Under Fire will perform in lieu of Ovtlier at select stops.

See all dates below and check listings carefully to see which bands will be at the respective stops. For tickets, head here .

Gemini Syndrome 2021 U.S. Tour Dates With A Killer's Confession, Ovtlier + Pushing Veronica

July 09 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Royal Bar July 10 - Grand Junction, Colo. @ Mesa Theater July 11 - Colorado Springs, Colo. @ Sunshine Studios Live July 13 - Lincoln, Neb. @ The Royal Grove July 14 - Iowa, City, Iowa @ Wildwood* July 16 - Grand Rapids, Mich. @ Upheaval @ Belknap Park** July 17 - Cadott, Wis. @ Chippewa Valley Music Festival** July 18 - Belvidere, Ill. @ Apollo Theatre July 20 - Des Moines, Iowa @ Lefty’s Live Music July 21 - Joliet, Ill. @ The Forge July 23 - Westland, Mich. @ The Token Lounge July 24 - Marietta, Ohio @ The Adelphia Music Hall July 25 - Rochester, N.Y. @ Montage Music Hall July 27 - Clifton, N.J. @ Dingbatz*** July 28 - Pittsburgh, Pa. @ Crafthouse*** July 30 - Stroudsburg, Pa. @ Sherman Theater July 31 - Harrisburg, Pa. @ Stage On Herr @ H-Mac Aug. 01 - Baltimore, Md. @ Sound Stage Aug. 03 - Ft. Wayne, Ind. @ Pierre’s Entertainment Center Aug. 05 - Columbus, Ohio @ The King of Clubs Aug. 06 - Akron, Ohio @ The Empire Concert Club & Bar Aug. 07 - Louisville, Ky. @ Diamond Concert Hall Aug. 08 - Nashville, Tenn. @ The Basement East Aug. 10 - Tulsa, Okla. @ The Shrine Aug. 11 - Oklahoma City, Okla. @ 89th Street Collective Aug. 12 - Lawrence, Kan. @ the Bottleneck Aug. 14 - Denver, Colo. @ The Oriental Theater Aug. 15 - Albuquerque, N.M. @ Launchpad

* Fozzy headlining, no Pushing Veronica ** Festival, no A Killer’s Confession, Ovtlier, Pushing Veronica *** Eva Under Fire is direct support, no Ovtlier

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Gemini Syndrome Announce 2021 Tour Dates

The band are finally returning to touring after a multi-year absence.

Gemini Syndrome have just announced that after a lengthy, multi-year absence from touring that they will be returning to the road this summer. The band will be joined by A Killer’s Confession, Ovtlier, and Pushing Veronica. Also added to a select number of shows will be Eva Under Fire. All tour dates are listed below. 

The band will be touring in support of their recently released videos and singles “Die With Me,” “IDK,” “Reintegration,” and their forthcoming new studio album.

“We’re very excited to get back on the road this summer with some great friends. After all that the world has been through, it will be nice to be part of the communion of synners once again. See you all soon!” says Gemini Syndrome vocalist Aaron Nordstrom.

Drummer Brian Steele Medina continues, “It’s great to get back out and visit with our brothers and sisters again. Now more than ever we could all use music and human contact to balance out the pandemic, murder hornets & Pentagon UFO videos.” Gemini Syndrome have recently released their new track and music video for “Die With Me” via Century Media. Watch the music video  HERE  and purchase/stream the track  HERE . The track has recently entered the Active Rock radio charts, and sets the stage for the band’s new album (their 3 rd  overall) which is scheduled to be released later this year. Full details on the new studio album will be released at a later date. 

“23, Shakespeare, The divine wedding of yin and yang… ‘Die With Me’ is an invitation for the listener to come along on the journey of self-discovery with us, which ultimately leads to the death of the lower self and the resurrection of the higher self. Lao Tzu said, ‘The one created the two, the two created the three, and then came the 10,000 things.’  2 and 3 respectively correspond to the male and female energies. 2 being a single line and 3 being a triangle or vessel. Therefore 23 signifies the merging of the seemingly opposite energies of male and female,” states Gemini Syndrome vocalist Aaron Nordstrom about the newest release.

Gemini Syndrome drummer Brian Steele Medina adds, “In our life we have many deaths, and many reincarnations, and these experiences transform us into a more complete version of our true self… Though while we’re going through it, it’s often uncomfortable, painful, and we tend to avoid these spiritual growth spurts because we’re more comfortable sitting in our pain and shit, than walking through it. So, after we’ve walked through enough of these challenges, we might seek out that person, or tribe whose combined experience could help each other traverse that path to transmutation.” “Our video for ‘Die With Me’ is designed for the watcher to be exposed to certain signs and symbols and evoke a spiritual experience.” continues Medina. “It depicts a young initiate performing a ritual at her sacred altar. The blindfold symbolizes that her quest for truth must begin within. She contemplates time, and she laments death and learns that time is an illusion. She scribes the language of her heart as she cries out to the Universe, (Uni-Verse = The One Song.) And we’re all dead, so that’s cool too.”

“ The video for ‘Die With Me’ shows a different side of death than we’ve shown before. Even though we’re all fatally wounded in some way, we’re still performing and extending our invitation. Maybe the girl is performing a ritual to help our souls cross the river styx? Or to keep us animated in our now, dead state,” adds Nordstrom about the “Die With Me” music video. 

Gemini Syndrome spent the better part of 2018-2019 writing the final installment of their long planned three album trilogy. They retreated to drummer Brian Steele Medina’s Las Vegas home studio, where they meticulously crafted song after song, relentlessly reworking and rearranging the musical arrangements until they were fully satisfied. After an exhaustive writing process, Gemini Syndrome relocated to Good Sounds Studio in Tempe AZ, where producer Matt Good would help realize the collection of songs.

Medina recalls, “We absolutely loved working with Matt and he completely understood where we wanted to take this album creatively and what it was going to take to bring the third chapter of this trilogy to light. Our actual collective blood, sweat and tears went into its creation.” 

“Die With Me” follows the release of “IDK” and “Reintegration” and is the band’s first new music since the release of their sophomore album  Memento Mori  (2016), which hit #1 on Billboard Heatseakers Chart and spawned five singles: “Eternity,” “Anonymous,” “AliveInside,” “SorryNotSorry,” and “RememberWeDie.” Stay tuned for more details about the band’s forthcoming third album by following the band on socials. 

GEMINI SYNDROME 2021 U.S. SUMMER TOUR

JULY 2021 9 Salt Lake City, UT  –  Royal Bar 10 Grand Junction, CO  –  Mesa Theater 11 Colorado Springs, CO  –  Sunshine Studios 13 Lincoln, NE  –  Royal Grove 14 Iowa City, IA  –  Wildwood Saloon  * 16 Grand Rapids, MI  –  Upheaval Festival  ** 17 Cadott, WI  –  Rock Fest  ** 18 Belividere, IL  –  Apollo Theater 20 Des Moines, IA  –  Leftys 21 Joliet, IL  –  The Forge 23 Westland, MI  –  Token Lounge 24 Marietta, OH  –  Adelphia Music Hall 25 Rochester, NY – Montage Music Hall 27 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz  *** 28 Pittsburgh, PA – Crafthouse  *** 30 Stroudsburg, PA – Sherman Theater 31 Harrisburg, PA – Stage On Herr

AUGUST 2021 1 Baltimore, MD  –  Baltimore Soundstage 3 Ft Wayne, IN  –  Ft Wayne Entertainment Center 5 Columbus, OH  –  King Of Clubs 6 Akron, OH  –  Empire Concert Club 7 Louisville, KY  –  Diamond Ballroom 8 Nashville, TN – Basement East10 Tusla, OK – The Shrine 11 Oklahoma City, OK – 89 th  Street Collective 12 Lawrence, KS – Bottleneck 14 Denver, CO – Oriental Theater 15 Albuquerque, NM – Launchpad

* FOZZY headline. No PUSHING VERONICA. ** Festivals. No A KILLER’S CONFESSION, OVTLIER, PUSHING VERONICA.   *** EVA UNDER FIRE are direct support. No OVTLIER.  

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Gemini Syndrome Makes Triumphant Return To Seattle

After last performing in the PNW wayyyyyyy back in 2016 as part of KISW’s Pain In The Grass lineup out at White River Amphitheater, Gemini Syndrome FINALLY came back to Seattle on Wednesday night. Even if they were just part of a line up, (not headlining, and even though it was at El Corazon, if you know, you know), it was a triumphant return nonetheless.

Don’t get me wrong, they have toured quite a bit over the past seven years (sans Covid months), but their stops just didn’t quite make it back here. I spoke with the band after the show, and they said it’s mainly because the majority of festivals happen in the center of the country, and since they do get booked at a lot of those, they structure shows more around those cities. The four corners of the US usually get neglected, (so San Diego, Maine and Southern Florida – you get the idea) and are in the same predicament as us here in Seattle.

Having been one of my favorite band discoveries back in 2012, I got a chance to see Gemini Syndrome live in 2013 and again in 2014, (both at El Corazon), on the heels of their first full length album, LUX , and I was hooked. Then I finally got to see them perform on a different stage in 2016 (outside, hooray!), promoting their second album, Momento Mori , and I knew I was definitely a part of their “Synner Society” (their name they use for their fans, as well as their website ). I can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to their music over the years, but it’s a lot. They have been a part of my “go-to” playlists time and time again.

I’ve never considered that a band’s “most popular” song is what ever tracks with the masses. According to online data as of this article, “Stardust” (from LUX ) currently holds that title. But my thought is that it should be whatever YOU feel is your most favorite song, one that you listen to the most. For me, that’s got to be “Syndrome” (also from LUX ), and it gets the most plays on my devices of all of their songs released by far. I find myself starting with it, time and time again. And, I know I’m “doing it wrong”, because their album track lists are actually not meant to be shuffled or played out of order per sé, as they are more sequential. Their albums, in order, create a timeline. They are meant to be listened to as more of a story, one song at a time, one after the other. (They aren’t written in order, by any means, but each album is a concept, once they have them finished, they put them in an order that makes sense out of the “concept” they are trying to convey. Album one, LUX (’13), was new beginnings, album two, Momento Mori (’16), is the revolution, and their latest, 3rd Degree – The Raising (’21), is your/our transformation. The lyrics have deep meaning, both in words and symbolism. Drummer Brian Steele Medina is the artist behind all of their iconic artwork and designs. The band, led by frontman/lyricist Aaron Nordstrom , works together to bring to life in the songs we all hear. A few members have come and gone over the years, but bassist Alesssandro Paveri has held strong as their bassist since the beginning, and newly added guitarist Miguel “ Meegs” Rascón , (who joined, “Because I love those guys!”) joined in 2017 and rounds out their current lineup.

For Gemini Syndrome’s live shows, set lists obviously can’t be played in order of the albums’ production. They choose a number of them based on what they want to play, and what makes sense for the time they have on stage. This tour, since they aren’t headlining, they do have smaller set lists, and include more newer songs than old since this tour is hitting more cities that have yet to see those from their most recent releases performed live. Their latest singles, “Primordial” (released this past June), “Wake Up” (released last month), and “Conquistador” (available as of publication of this article), show that their story is not finished. These tracks are to be a part of their fourth studio album which they hope will be released in February, according to Medina . The first three albums were meant to be a trilogy, so I asked Medina what they were planning for the next release. “It’s going to be an origin story. When you release a trilogy, and you think, what does a movie series do next? They a lot of times do a prequel. Like Wolverine did Logan . So we are going back to before the beginning.” Nordstrom elaborated on this by saying “I tapped into raw emotions for the next one. I brought out my youthful angst along with experiences I’ve had while walking the path to get to where we are”. He has also been doing his own pre and postproduction work for the past few years, (for the band and other projects), so he is looking forward to what that new skill set will bring to the table.

In 2024, fans of Gemini Syndrome can not only look forward to the new album, but they will also a tour to promote it. The band members are all at a point where they don’t want to be on the road all year but want to continue to get to as many fans as possible. Be on the lookout for their name to be included among festival line ups throughout the year, as well as some headlining shows, and perhaps jumping on other bands’ tours too. They currentlyoperate out of the Las Vegas area, so if you live in a city near there, you will more than likely see more shows pop up in that region. Whether or not they plan a stop here in Seattle is still unknown. They do say they’d like to play a different venue next time though. I’m not picky in the least. I did tell them that as long as they stop here, I don’t care where that may be. Seeing them somewhere is much better than seeing them nowhere. I also let them know that if they don’t make it here, I’ll make a plan to go there…wherever that may be.

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Afrobeats star Davido to sue over April Fools’ article about drug arrest

Afrobeats musician Davido is seeking legal action against a media outlet that published a fake news report on April Fools’ Day claiming he had been “detained” after a “cocaine haul” was “found in his private jet.”

The article was published on April 1 by K24, a TV station in Kenya. The report falsely claimed the three-time Grammy nominee was “apprehended by the Anti-Narcotics Police Unit” on March 31 after a search of his private jet at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Kenya’s directorate of criminal investigations took to X in an effort to dispel the false allegations, branding the story “fake news.” Davido said the untrue reports had led to “a barrage of calls,” and that while he had indeed been traveling — returning from his East African tour — “I have never been arrested by anyone in any country for any crime in the world.”

The K24 report made several false, headline-grabbing claims about large amounts of cocaine being hidden on the aircraft and other allegations of illegal drug use. The news outlet updated the article later on April 1, writing in a photo caption: “This article is fictitious and only meant for April Fools’ Day. Are you fooled?” The outlet has since deleted the story.

“I want to assure my fans that these reports are entirely untrue,” Davido, who has become a global ambassador for Afrobeats and the Afropop landscape, said in a social media post Tuesday.

The 31-year-old, whose real name is David Adedeji Adeleke, called the article “extremely irresponsible” regardless of it being published on April Fools’ Day, and said he had instructed his legal team to take action.

K24 and the author of the report did not immediately return a request for comment Wednesday.

Around the world on April Fools’ Day, many including brands, companies and celebrities issue false or misleading statements in a bid to entertain the public — sometimes backfiring spectacularly in the process.

But for news organizations to get involved with April Fools’ Day by publishing fake news, at a time when interest in the media is dwindling, is a “truly bad idea,” Craig Robertson from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism said in an interview Wednesday.

“Why deliberately undermine trust in your own publication by posting a fake ‘joke’ story?” he said. “It will just make people question all the other stories you posted on April 1, and perhaps all your other content in general.”

Robertson, whose focus is on news trust and credibility, noted that media outlets “have enough of a struggle trying to gain the public’s trust,” especially at a time when there is “so much public discussion around fake news and AI manipulation, as well as low public trust in news.”

Robertson said he had an “inkling” that a news outlet might “be irresponsible enough” to jump on the April 1 bandwagon, but that it was “baffling” a media organization would “post a fake story about something so serious.”

“I don’t know if there was ever a time when you could do a fake April Fools’ story responsibly, but it’s definitely not in 2024,” he said. “Implicating someone in a serious crime just isn’t funny.”

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