Theory of a Deadman

Tyler Connolly of Theory of a Deadman showed up at the ArtistDirect offices recently, and performed a sensitive acoustic version of the band's latest single, "Bitch Came Back." We're sure you'll be wiping away a single tear as you hear him softly croon the lyrics. Seriously, it's a very cool performance of a really good song, and you should head over to ArtistDirect to check it out. Theory of a Deadman's latest album, The Truth Is..., is out now, and you can get it from iTunes or Amazon, or from Best Buy, where it's on sale for just $9.99 this week. And don't forget, the band is shooting a video for "Bitch Came Back" tomorrow in Malibu, CA. If you want to be in it, here's how..

Theory of a Deadman is filming a video for their new single "Bitch Came Back," from their hit album The Truth Is..., this Friday in Malibu, California, and they're looking for fans to be in it. The band needs about 20 Theory fans for a "pool party" themed video shoot.

Theory of a Deadman’s The Truth Is… is on sale for $9.99 this week only at your local Best Buy. If you haven’t gotten it yet, here’s your chance to save a few bucks. See you all on the road! .

Theory of a Deadman is about to film a video for their new single "Bitch Came Back," from their hit album The Truth Is... and they're looking for fans to be in it. The band needs about 20 Theory fans for a "pool party" themed video shoot.

While you're getting your photos together to audition for Theory of a Deadman's "Bitch Came Back" video, which is filming next Friday in Malibu, CA, check out this behind-the-scenes footage from their last video, for "Lowlife." Theory of a Deadman - The Making of "Lowlife" from Rock Access on Vimeo. Just in case you've never seen it, here's the final "Lowlife" video: You can buy the group's latest CD, The Truth Is..., from iTunes or Amazon, or just listen to it on Spotify..

Theory of a Deadman are giving away a signed Gibson guitar. All you have to do is visit the band's Facebook page and "like" it to be entered to win.

Theory of a Deadman frontman Tyler Connolly talks about the personal experiences that led to the dark lyrical tone of the band's new album, The Truth Is..., in a new article on Billboard.com. Connolly tells the writer that many of the songs on The Truth Is..., which came out July 12 and is already a Top Ten album  on Billboard's Top 200, were inspired by his recent divorce. "A lot of it stems from the relationship ending...ending not to my liking, me having to deal with the consequences, continuing life in a strange city, all alone.

The online music-streaming service Spotify recently launched in the US, and while it's presently invite-only, it's pretty easy to get signed up if you want to - and you should. There are three tiers: you can listen to music for free, with commercial interruptions every two or three songs; you can pay $5 a month and hear no commercials; or you can pay $10 a month and get commercial-free music that you can also stream to your phone or iPod.

Theory of a Deadman's fourth album, The Truth Is..., has leapt onto the Billboard Top 200 albums chart at #8, scanning over 37,000 units in its first week. The album also reached the #2 spot on the iTunes Rock Album charts, and the track “Hurricane” hit #9 on the iTunes Rock Songs Chart, selling over 10,000 units without being officially released as a single.

Theory Of A Deadman's brand-new album The Truth Is... was the first item featured, and received high praise, on the KBTV Fox 4 "Book Nook" segment on July 13.