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The Airborne Toxic Event Release Their Second Album “All At Once” Today

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LA Local Music Scene Examiner

Local band The Airborne Toxic Event released their sophomore album, "All At Once", today.  The band which hails from Los Angeles' own Echo Park made it to the top of Billboards Heatseekers chart with their 2008 self-titled debut album and their second release is expected to repeat their initial success.  The band's current single "Changing" is already receiving significant airplay across the nation.  Earlier this week, The Airborne Toxic Event stopped by Sirius Radio to play an acoustic set and answer fans’ questions; the replay of this interview can be heard on SiriusXM satellite radio.  The band is currently on tour, in the US, to support the new album and this week they will play 4 sold out shows in Los Angeles and make an appearance on both The Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel Shows. The remainder of The Airborne Toxic Event’s current US tour is scheduled to run through June 16th; tickets are selling out fast.

Scheduled appearances this week in Los Angeles:

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Apr. 26th - Troubadour

Apr. 27th - El Rey

Apr. 28th - Music Box

Apr. 29th - John Anson Ford Amphitheatre

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Diana Gualda, Rock World Magazine

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Jennifer Borun is the Editor-in-Chief of Rock World Magazine. A native of Los Angeles, Jennifer has grown up in the local music scene. She has written for several music magazines over the years and has interviewed well known bands such as The Goo Goo Dolls, Spandau Ballet, and Hinder just to...

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