Thrice and O’Brother pulled a prank on Animals as Leaders on the last night of Thrice’s farewell tour, invading the stage in costumes during the song “Cafo.”
The clip below comes from Monday’s show in Santa Ana, California at The Observatory.
Thrice and O’Brother pulled a prank on Animals as Leaders on the last night of Thrice’s farewell tour, invading the stage in costumes during the song “Cafo.”
The clip below comes from Monday’s show in Santa Ana, California at The Observatory.
The stolen vehicle of Animals as Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes was found — inside was one of ten missing guitars.
Animals as Leaders had their LA house robbed while on tour with Thrice and O’Brother.
Animals as Leaders guitarist Javier Reyes was unlawfully arrested by the Boston Police Department last Saturday morning. The band was forced to cancel their show in Toronto on Wednesday with Thrice and O’Brother because Reyes was due in court.
According to reports, the band and a group of friends were leaving a Boston bar early morning Saturday when a police officer aggressively approached a member of their party, accusing the person of interfering with a police investigation. The officer reportedly slammed the civilian against a wall and handcuffed him.
When Reyes pulled out his cell phone to record the incident, the officer reportedly shoved his face into a wall and arrested him.
Guitarist Tosin Abasi reportedly was then pushed into the side of a police cruiser and asked if he was trying to assault an officer.
A complaint letter written by a witness can be found below.
Update 4:09pm PDT – A petition has been launched to exonerate Reyes of all charges.
A teaser for Animals as Leaders’ “Weightless” music video is streaming over at Altpress.com.