Posted on: November 7, 2007 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

Acclaimed Southern California-based band The Feisty Piranhas have been entered into eleven categories for the 50th Annual Grammy Awards. They are:

* Record of the Year — “THE END”
* Album of the Year — “THE END”
* Best NEW Artist — Feisty Piranhas
* Best Rock Duo — Feisty Piranhas/ Lil Cuddy “24”
* Best Rock Album — “THE END”
* Best Rock Song — “WAR”
* Best Engineered — with John Perez “THE END”
* Producer Of The year — with John Perez “THE END”
* Best Song of the year — “BLIND”
* Best Short Video — “NEVERMORE”
* Best Long Video — “THE END”

The FP’s have also received three nominations for the 2007 All Access Music Awards (“Best Rock Group/Artist,” “Best Album Of The Year; “Best Overall Album” http://www.allaccessmagazine.com/vote.php to vote); and four nominations for the 2007 South Bay Music Awards (“Best Independent CD Of The Year,” Best Male Vocalist — Peter Alex Lust,” “Best Pop Group/Artist Of The Year,” “Best Punk Group/Artist Of The Year;” http://www.southbaymusicawards.com/ to vote). Additionally, The Feisty Piranhas will play live at the South Bay Music Awards, performing songs from their critically-acclaimed CD, THE END.

The band (Peter Alexander Lust III — rhythm/lead/bass guitars; lead/background vocals); Peter Lust Jr. — drums/percussion; Jens Schnabel — clarinet/background vocals; Will MacGregor Bass) open for the 30th Anniversary Tour of seminal rock group The Misfits at the Ventura Theater, 26 S. Chesnut St., Ventura, Friday, Nov. 9. Doors open 7 p.m. Tickets $25; Info: (805) 653-0721. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. The group was part of the 2006 Vans Warped Tour and have played top venues throughout Southern California.

“After listening to the first song (on their CD), I was hooked,” writes Matt Zeltzer of THE SPARTAN. “Each song kept the same basic principles that seem to define the Feisty Piranhas: simple yet bold clarinet and sax lines, solid rhythm guitar, electrifying lead guitar, and an amazing amount of layers in the sound (four out of five stars).” “They bring so much energy!,” writes the VENTURA COUNTY STAR. Their previous CD, SHOCKED, received three Grammy entry Nominations with recently-released CD THE END expected to garner Grammy interest this year.

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