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Lukas Rossi is out to convince the world that he's the real deal, as the reality-TV rock star makes his live debut next week in B.C. at the 21st Annual Gemini Awards.
Tommy Lee and his Rockstar Supernova lead singer Lukas Rossi are making beautiful music together.
The duo showed up to Frankie J's album release party in Hollywood on Tuesday and professed their admiration for each other by engaging in some ordinary, run of the mill, John Travolta-style man-on-man open-mouth kissing. Not that there's anything wrong with that!
Global Television announced Tuesday that Rossi and bandmate Gilby Clarke will be at the gala broadcast on Nov. 4, and will take the stage for a special acoustic performance.
From the streets of Toronto to the limelight of Prime Time Lukas Rossi has proven to be not only an inspiration, but also, a life lesson to anyone out there with a dream. Blessed with a captivating talent Lukas is to be awed at for all that he has given to this global audience in such a short time. Although, the roots of his gift are cultivated far deeper than this one summer on Rock Star Supernova it would not be too bold as to suggest that this singular experience has allowed millions to fall in love with him week after week.
This year marks the tenth anniversary of Mix 94.1's Annual Bite of Las Vegas at Desert Breeze Park. For this historic occasion they are trying to put on an even bigger and better concert with even better food. As both a fan of both good food and music I can't wait. This years lineup includes O.A. R., Matt Kearney, Daniel Powter, OK Go, Mystere by Cirque Du Soleil, Landon Pigg and a special appearance by Gilby Clarke and Lukas Rossi of Rock Star Supernova. I don't know how any self respecting music fan could miss this event.
DJ Bryce: Right now I've got a bit of a treat for you on the Top 30. Pleasure joining us on the phone today Lukas Rossi. How are ya mate?
Lukas:I'm good baby. You?
ROCK RADIO INTERVIEW
TL - We've all just been touring, and crossing paths collectively for...forever it seems like, and you know how you always say, like, "Dude, one day we got ta get together and jam, let's do somethin.'" And it's always kinda like something that never really happens, and then, well, I don't know it just...
Lock up your daughters, mothers, grandmas and maybe even the cat again — Tommy Lee is returning to Oz soon.
WA should be at a safe enough distance when all-star band Supernova hit our shores — Perth isn’t on the tour, announced yesterday.
'Rockstar: Supernova' the Foxtel reality TV hunt for a new rock idol to front a band comprised of rock drummer/madman Tommy Lee, ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted and former Guns N' Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke, finally turned up rock new comer Lukas Rossi.
IT was one of the highest rating TV series in Foxtel’s history, and now the all-star band Rock Star Supernova is on their way to Australia!
The former Guns N' Roses guitarist talks to SPIN.com about his new band's first single, "It's All Love."
Lukas Rossi may have only just been crowned the victor on the reality show Rock Star: Supernova, but as of Monday (Oct. 2), the band he won a the chance to front, Rock Star Supernova, have already finished recording their as-yet-untitled debut album. Considering the speed with which the band had to complete the album -- which drops Nov. 21, less than a month before the band kick off their U.S. tour on New Year's Eve -- it's no wonder the first single "It's All Love" is fast becoming as popular as the television show from which it was born.
Lukas Rossi of TV's Rockstar Supernova on internet rumours, his crazy schedule and what it's like to be in a band with Tommy Lee, Jason Newsted and Gilby Clarke!
A couple of quotes from the article
Before Lukas Rossi sang in front of millions of viewers on a national reality television show to become the eventual lead singer of the new band Supernova, he had more humble beginnings singing in a local, and much smaller, competition.
John Cassells first saw potential in the young Rossi about a decade ago when he organized a Battle of the Bands competition at the Frontlines Youth Centre on Weston Road, just south of Lawrence Avenue.
USA Today - Popcandy
With Whitney Matheson
Sept 18, 2006
(7 mins interview)
