Archive for August, 2010
Praying Mantis – soon to be aired – On Rocks Radio
by Sonia on Aug.25, 2010, under Extra, News
A group dedicated to the most loyal listeners of the ON THE ROCKS podcast, which can be heard @www.blogofsound.com<http://www.blogofsound.com/>. All new episodes air every Monday night at 7 PM Eastern and are available on demand after every show launch. And having now enjoyed a two-year, 100 episode run on the internet, ON THE ROCKS pays homage to its wonderful fans.
Praying Mantis aired on Overloaded Radio – check the show out here.
by Sonia on Aug.25, 2010, under Extra, News
Praying Mantis were aired on Overloaded Radio last Friday thanks to Dave. If you missed the show, you can catch it again here.
Overloaded Radio Show Podcast – 13/08/2010
http://overloaded.podomatic.com/
Praying Mantis: The Bull, Colchester: Thank you Dave and all who came to THE BULL in Colchester
by Sonia on Aug.17, 2010, under News
Praying Mantis: The Bull, Colchester: Thank you Dave and all who came to THE BULL in Colchester
For those unfortunate enough not to be here last Saturday night you missed a real treat. Praying Mantis the legendary rock band graced the stage of the music room and entertained a raucous crowd with 2 hours of brilliant rock music.
Chris, Tino, Andy, Mike and Benji we all thank you so much for an amazing night, total gentlemen and it was great to see a band of this stature giving something back to a small venue like ourselves.
Their new album SANCTUARY is out to buy now and I thoroughly recommend this album.
Praying Mantis hit Cambridge Rock Festival 2010
by Sonia on Aug.17, 2010, under News
After a great performance on the Saturday at The Bull in Colchester, the Mantis lads then travelled on the Sunday to a field in the depths of Cambridgeshire, where a gathering of fans accumulated at the now Cult Festival Cambridge Rock.
This was Praying Mantis’ second appearance at the festival, with performing last year on the Radio Caroline and being promoted this year to the Main Stage.
The fan attendance was fantastic and both the band and onlookers were clearly enjoying themselves.

