Ceremony - A New Order Tribute - Track List Unveiled

Double Deluxe CD
to be released
February 20th 2010

by 24 Hour Service Station

DISC ONE

CEREMONY

Yes But No

DREAM ATTACK

Kites With Lights

BLUE MONDAY

Rabbit In The Moon

CRYSTAL

The Dark Romantics

SUB-CULTURE

Pocket (feat. Shaun Robinson & Tracy Shedd)

WORLD

Solo Gigolos U.K.

TURN

Lone Wolf feat. Geri X

MR DISCO

DETACHMENTS

PARADISE

The Beauvilles

RUN

Christian Webb & Adam Knowles

THIEVES LIKE US

SUNBEARS!

60 MILES AN HOUR

GD Luxxe

LOVE VIGILANTES

Jimmy Oakes

ALL DAY LONG

John Ralston

TEMPTATION

The Dark Esquire

THE HIM

Johnny Parry

DISC TWO

AS IT IS WHEN IT WAS

The Bedford Incident

ROUND & ROUND

Sibling

THE PERFECT KISS

DETACHMENTS

YOUR SILENT FACE

Flight

THIS TIME OF NIGHT

Kingsbury

BLUE MONDAY

The Cloud Room

CEREMONY

The Sheaks

SUNRISE

History

CHOSEN TIME

Light Yourself On Fire

LEAVE ME ALONE

Allegra Gellar

EVERY LITTLE COUNTS

XOXO

BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE

Jimmy Oakes

REGRET

Win Win Winter

1963

The Milling Gowns

CEREMONY

Yes But No (Kites With Lights REMIX)

Available to purchase Feb 20th at the following:
- Directly at NewOrderTribute.com

- iTunes, Amazon, Emusic, Rhapsody, 7Digital and all other digital outlets

In Stores March 9th

For more info please contact:

Sonshine Ward

sonshine@24hourservicestation.com

The Beauvilles playing Austin City Limits & CMJ Fests

The Beauvilles ARE Rock n Roll!

The next month is Fest Month. The band is performing this week at the Austin City Limits Festival Oct 2-4 including the ACL Fest After-Party at Trophy's Friday 9pm and Roadhouse Rags After-Party Saturday night. The Beauvilles will then head out to New York City for the CMJ 09 Music Marathon & Film Festival Oct 22-24.

"Whispering Sin" Video

88.5 FM Woodstock Re-Creation

The Beauvilles, loud, punky re-creation of The Who

Words from 88.5 FM Program Director, Randy Wynne

Randy Wynne is still reeling from last night's Woodstock Tribute. "This was one of the best - if not the very best - WMNF events ever. Highlight after highlight, too many to list here but I may do so later, or post them from youtube if they show up there. ...Every band rose to the occasion with truly inspired music and theatrics. I dare say in some cases they surpassed the original Woodstock music.

1) Shawn Kyle and The Beauvilles loud, punky re-creation of The Who in the mode of young rebels making a generational statement (to aging baby boomers), with their set opening with "My Generation" and closing with "Young Man Blues"; and yes, Shawn did smash a perfectly good guitar. 2) Macon GA singer Jessica Alkinson as Janis Joplin, 18 years old and what a voice! 3) Scott Elliot as Joe Cocker, a revelation!"

- Randy Wynne, Program Director 88.5 WMNF



Photo Credit: Robert Vessenmeyer

The Beauville's "Snow" Best Video Award

Best Video at Sunscreen Film Festival

We are very proud to announce the video for The Beauvilles' song “Snow” won the award for Best Video at The Fourth Annual Sunscreen Film Festival

Director: Jon Wolding / Ground Up Films

Congrats boys!

FREE DOWNLOAD of The Beauville's "Snow"

The Beauvilles "Snow" Video

"Pure Essence of Rock & Roll"
24 Hour Service Station

"Snow" from the Whispering Sin album


"This music is damn good."-Eric Olsen, NYTimes
"A great band."-Jon Langford WXRT,Chicago
"Brilliant and unique songwriting."-John Wesley, the PorcupineTree
"Those guys are fucking crazy..."-Jason Isbell, Drive By Truckers

The Beauvilles SXSW Showcase

The Beauvilles SXSW Showcase - "We're going to wreck shit"


Joran Oppelt - Creative Loafing

The Beauvilles‘ 6 p.m. headlining showcase at B.D. Riley’s had gotten moved, and I was well on track to at least making an appearance at the rescheduled rooftop show at The Wave. Creative Loafing was the official band sponsor, so I at least needed to show up and buy a couple drinks.

The Wave was a small little tourist trap of a bar, and you had to force your way to the back of the room, then squeeze between the sound board and the left side of the stage in order to access the stairway to the second level. This level was also standing room only, and I was greeted upstairs by none other than Shawn Beauville himself.

“You’re just in time to see the band from New Zealand with a #1 single that just got signed to Warner Brothers,” he said.

I actually couldn’t tell at first whether he was being sarcastic, but after Midnight Youth played their first song, it was obvious to everyone that these guys were tight as hell (If you can imagine a cross between Spacehog and Night Ranger). Yeah, maybe not the greatest example, but you have to give their new single, “All on Our Own,” at least one listen.

Our boys were under some palpable pressure to follow up with a really strong performance and it didn’t help that the patio was so small that the sound man ordered everyone ”away from the stage” to do the changeover. Once in position, Shawn wasted no time, immediately taking control of the sound check, and starting to get everyone back into the room for the impending rock show. Before they began, Shawn leaned down to hand me his camera and said, “We’re going to wreck shit.”

And wreck it they did.

The sound carried off the roof and filled 6th Street. Shawn snarled lyrics into the mic about Ybor City and Tampa cab rides, and girls in cowboy boots and sundresses screamed right back at him. The guys in the crowd were banging their heads with half-closed eyes. Shawn offered CDs to the crowd for donations, but the dancefloor was so tight that we had to form an assembly line of money to the front of the stage and an assembly line of CDs back out to the crowd. Eventually, as Shawn was off tangled in cables atop the kick drum, soloing with a bottle of Lone Star, John yelled, “Fuck it,” and handed the entire box of discs to the girls in the front row, who proceeded to fling them into the screaming crowd, who all dove and fought for the discs as if they were candy. I wondered where the rest of the Tampa people were at, but found out the next morning that the BAAMO crew couldn’t even get in because the fire marshall stopped letting people into the building.

When the show was over, the sweat-drenched band signed autographs and took photos with the crowd until the last-call lights came on. As I left, I heard one of the band members say, “Best. Set. Ever.”

Creative Loafing Blog
posted Mar 22nd