Born Ruffians

Said the Gramophone — 1. Born Ruffians - Red, Yellow, and Blue - "Foxes Mate For Life" Somehow two things can sometimes come into existence at the same time. Like babies who look the same and also happen to be named the same name. But when this happens, one wins, right... more info

Silent Uproar — Tokyo Police Club will once again tour the US, beginning February 24th in Providence, RI and ending March 19th. Harlem Shakes, Ra Ra Riot and Born Ruffians will support on various legs. more info

AngryApe — The band announce new live dates with Ra Ra Riot, Born Ruffians and more more info

Bridging The Atlantic — Sifting through the dozens of emails in the BTA inbox, I came across EX~PO.  Central Meaner Street is the second collection of tracks by Dean Marino. After reading Marino's bio, I couldn't help, but have the utmost respect for him. EX~PO's fron... more info

Daytrotter — Born Ruffians: Write what you know, write what you know. I know that the Born Ruffians and their fans don’t need to hear that I haven’t been out of my bed in almost three days, trying to fight off some … more info

Pitchfork — Like a Down Under, rock version of Rock the Bells, St Jerome's Laneway Festival will travel to various cities around Australia once again next year. The 2009 installment of the festival goes down smack dab in the middle of the Australian summer, kick... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Toronto’s Born Ruffians, who released Red, Yellow, & Blue earlier this year, will be playing a free show at Sound Fix record store in Williamsburg tonight at 7 p.m. Tags: Born Ruffians, free, free show, Sound-FixShare This more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plants and Animals and Born Ruffians are on tour. Last night (10/27) the show was at Mercury Lounge. How was it? Tonight the show, after being moved from Union Hall (was 21+), is at the Bell House (now 18+).... more info

Pasta Primavera — Tonight in Baltimore Plants and Animals, Born Ruffians, and sBach play the Talking Head while, Jared Mees & The Grown Children and The Owls Go play the Hexagon.  Down in DC Mirah and No Kids play the Black Cat while Z-Trip mixes it up at the Rock ... more info

Pasta Primavera — Tonight in Baltimore don’t miss Ghostly International’s Mishna at the Hexagon.  If you can’t make that you might want to head down to DC to check out Born Ruffians, Plants and Animals, and Feral Kids at the Rock Roll Hotel.  Up in Philly ... more info