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![]() The Get Up KidsYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Kansas City, MO (USA) About:Related BandsReviewsInterviewsJames Dewees (Reggie and the Full Effect, The Get Up Kids, Coalesce)Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 8:00 PM (EST)Into It. Over It. join Triple Crown Records Into It. Over It. have signed to Triple Crown Records. Into It. Over It.'s Evan Weiss is currently in the studio working on the debut full-length for the label that is due for a September… May 14, 2013 Frank Iero and James Dewees start Death Spells Frank Iero of My Chemical Romance and Leathermouth has teamed up with James Dewees of The Get Up Kids, Coalesce, and Reggie and the Full Effect for a new "electronic hardcore" project called… March 26, 2013 Reggie and the Full Effect launches Kickstarter for new album Reggie and the Full Effect - the keyboard-driven side project from James Dewees of Coalesce, The Get Up Kids,… March 15, 2013 Tours: Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) joins the Revival Tour Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids has joined the line up for the 2013 Revival Tour. Pryor will be performing on the first leg of the tour alongside Chuck Ragan,… February 08, 2013 Tours: Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) / James Dewees (Reggie & The Full Effect) / Into It. Over It. Matt Pryor and James Dewees have announced a brief east coast tour together in which the two will be playing solo music as well as tunes from their various projects like The Get Up Kids,… November 27, 2012 Tours: Members of The Get Up Kids, fun., Kevin Devine, form Lasorda Matt Pryor (Get Up Kids, The New Amsterdams) has teamed up with Nate Harold (fun., Koufax, The Honorary Title, Waking Ashland), Dustin Kinsey… September 18, 2012 Tours: Great Neck (Fake Problems) release demo Much different from his previous project, Derek Perry of Fake Problems has formed a new band with former bandmate Casey Lee as well as Lonnie Dillinger and Jeb Burrows. The act, Great Neck, have released a demo for free… July 16, 2012 Contests: Win Matt Pryor's (The Get Up Kids) new album Last year Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids, New Amsterdams) set up a Kickstarter account to fund the… January 30, 2012 Media: Chris Conley (live) Alexislegend.com has posted video of a full set that Chris Conley (Saves The Day) recently performed in Pawtucket, RI. In the 80 minutes he was on stage, he played a set… January 27, 2012 Media: Matt Pryor: 'May Day' A stream of Matt Pryor's brand new solo record, May Day, is now available to check out at rdio. The album, which was aided by Kickstarter… January 18, 2012 |
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Seven years since five kids from Kansas City, Kansas crashed the party of every punk-leaning teen in the nation with their breathless hooks and rollicking intensity? Seven years since the Get Up Kids got up and got going, off the grid, with a spunky debut record called Four Minute Mile which brilliantly bashed together sweet Midwestern power-pop with the poisoned punk that can only come from being young, frustrated, and unlucky in love in the suburbs. Uncool, unknown, and unclear on what exactly was going on, the Get Up Kids from Kansas City and barely in their 20's, were suddenly the darlings of the underground. Major-labels - then, as now, always good at rubbernecking at the scene of an explosion - came calling but the young quintet decided instead to sign with up and coming West Coast indie label Vagrant. 1999's Something to Write Home About was one of the last great records of the 20th century and it made the Get Up Kids the most popular band in America that most people had never heard of.