Kid Rock lands on top with his latest effort “Rock & Roll Jesus” earning the #1 position on Billboards Album Chart. First week sales of the Top Dog/Atlantic Records effort lead the nation with unit sales of 170,000. For the record, this was not the Kid’s best week ever, selling 475,000 units of “History of Rock” in it’s first week for a #4 debut, but was enough to give Rock his highest chart position in his career. Kid Rock also announced to that his longtime manager, “Punch” Andrews, is retiring after seeing this album through it’s release. Vector Management of Nashville has been named as a replacement. To tread more about this exciting week in “Rock History” check out the Billboard site here- http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/articleˍdisplay.jsp?vnuˍcontentˍid=1003659257

The Brian Schram Band has changed their name! No longer known as “Brian Schram”, or “The Brian Schram Band”, not even “Schram Band” will work. From now on this hot threesome from the Motor City will simply be known as “Schram”. Hey what ever! These guys rock no matter what they are called! Further news finds “Schram” up in Winnipeg, Manitoba this week at the “Winnipeg Studio” recording a new album! That’s right, with their latest “Disturbing The Peace” released this past June, the boys are back in the studio laying down some new tracks. Details are slim, but as you all know it takes a while for new recordings to come to fruitation, and I imagine this one will be out sometime next year. The good thing is that we’ll finally get to hear a full Disc of the band’s new drummer Jason Hartless on this one, having only a guest appearance on the Disturbing The Peace disc for the “White Room” track. As new updates come available we’ll post ‘em here to keep everyone up to date.  

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From The Lager Guys-

NO! For the umpteenth time, NO! The Lager House may, in the next few weeks, be transferring ownership. But, nothing about The Lager House will change. It's still going to be the same shit hole you love going to. The bathrooms may see some renovation, thank god. But, other than that there will be very few changes. Yes, it's true. Rich and Jay are no longer booking shows at the Lager House. They're just burnt out and need a break. Rich did an awesome job for six years, but now he's moving on. So, if you're looking to book a show, send a message on myspace, mail your shit into the Lager, Attn: Aaron @ 1254 Michigan Ave., Detroit, MI 48226 or e-mail your information to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We're still booking bands, we just have a little gap due to the changeover in booking. So, wipe your tears you fucking morons and come up for a drink. Since we don't have bands right now, it's a perfect time for you to bring up your ipod, plug it into that monstrosity of a tuner, jam out to YOUR favorite music and drink, drink, drink. Aaron's working tonight so come up and buy him a shot. Don't give him crap about the bar "closing" cuz now you know what's really going on. Just shut up and drink!

That's right, Kid Rock will be back "Home" in The Clem this Thursday October 4th at the infamous Emerald Theater. Tickets are priced at $48.00 general admission and will be on sale through Ticketmaster begining at 10:00 am Wednesday October 3rd. Don't miss this one as Kid Rock will show you why The Clem is "So Hott", kicking off his national tour with a handful of intimate venues begining right here where it all started 10 yrs ago. This one will sure to be a star studded event that will draw from the local areas rich musical history. Expect the unexpected as Kid Rock kicks off his "Rock & Roll Jesus Tour" in support of his newest "Rock & Roll Jesus"  Disc , which hits stores on October 9th.