Dustin Kensrue of Thrice's recent acoustic performance on Livestream can be viewed in its entirety by clicking read more.

A live set with *Dustin Kensrue* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thrice) is streaming right now, right here (http://new.livestream.com/livestreamsessions/thrice). Submitted by brook183

Thrice are currently on their Farewell Tour with Animals As Leaders and O’Brother, and PropertyOfZack was truly lucky to have drummer Riley Breckenridge make us one final Playlist to commemorate the tour. Check out Riley’s Playlist and listen to the songs on Spotify while reading his thoughts! (Click on image to listen in Spotify) Vacationer - Having It All My favorite “summer record” for 2012. I’m so happy for Kenny (ex-Starting Line). He’s really done something special here. Great songwriting,  great production, and super catchy hooks without being run-of-the-mill. This track is dangerously infectious. Black Clouds - Pantheons ...

The good people at Alternative Press shot Dustin Kensrue playing his version of Tom Waits’ “Down There By The Train,” that can be viewed here . This song was played at a secret acoustic show in San Diego and put on by Invisible Children. Watch Kensrue’s performance by heading over to AltPress and enjoy the special treat. There has been much talk around the UTG offices about the split up of Thrice and the sudden reemergence of the band, only a couple months later. We hope that the band is here to stay.…

PropertyOfZack spoke with our friend Riley Breckenridge a few weeks ago in preparation for Thrice’s farewell tour. Riley and I looked back at the band’s recent touring, their career as a whole, his feelings on their hiatus, the future, and so much more. It’s a great read for any Thrice fan, so don’t miss out on it! Thrice released Major/Minor in the fall and you guys went on to what seemed to be a very successful fall tour. Before Thanksgiving, you guys announced the hiatus. Fans were pretty shocked. When was the decision to call ...

Ever since post-hardcore institution, Thrice , called it a day last Autumn, drummer Riley Breckenridge has been vocal regarding the band’s “hiatus” not being his decision. Breckenridge has continued to lament publicly the “extended break” Thrice will be embarking on following the conclusion of their farewell tour. Needless to say, Breckenridge has not portrayed the most optimistic of attitudes. That is, until yesterday. Take the jump to see what Breckenridge had to say. Thrice recently performed at the Groezrock Music Festival in the Gestel region of Belgium. In an interview with RockSound.tv , Riley Breckenridge proclaimed that Thrice will tour …

Drummer Riley Breckenridge of Thrice has revealed in a new interview , the band will write music together again. Check out an excerpt from the piece below. "It's over for now, and it's not really my choice to end it, but I do understand the reasoning for it and I'm respectful of that. I'm excited to see what comes next for all of us, by no means is it a break up. We still want to do this, we just can't do it right now. We will write music together again, we will play shows together ...

Thrice are about to embark on their farewell tour, but drummer Riley Breckenridge confirmed in a new article that the band will write music and tour together again at some point in the future. Read what Riley had to say below by clicking “Read More.” Related Stories: Thrice To Record Live Album For Final Tour Thrice Add Dates To Farewell Tour   Dustin Kensrue Releases “John The Revelator” Recording  [[MORE]] “I’m excited to see what comes next for all of us, by no means is it a break up. We still want to do this, we just can’t do ...

*Dustin Kensrue* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thrice) will be playing secret acoustic shows (https://twitter.com/OfficialThrice/status/198103448741363714) on the band's upcoming tour. You gotta follow Invisible Children's twitter (http://twitter.com/invisible) account to know when and where.

Thrice frontman Dustin Kensrue will be holding “secret” acoustic shows after select dates of the band’s farewell tour for Invisible Music. Check out a tweet from the band below by clicking “Read More.” Related Stories: Thrice To Record Live Album For Final Tour Thrice Add Dates To Farewell Tour   Dustin Kensrue Releases “John The Revelator” Recording  [[MORE]] Dustin will be performing “secret” acoustic shows on select dates during the farewell tour for invisible_music. Follow them for more details — OfficialThrice (@OfficialThrice) May 3, 2012

At Groezrock 2012 Thrice drummer Riley Breckenridge says the words so many fans want to hear!

Check out a video interview with Riley Breckenridge (*Thrice* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thrice)) in the replies. Submitted by brook183

Thrice are in the practice stages of gearing up for their farewell tour, and drummer Riley Breckenridge wrote up a new column to discuss the final run. Read the full article here and a snippet of it below by clicking “Read More.” Related Stories: Thrice To Record Live Album For Final Tour Thrice Add Dates To Farewell Tour   Dustin Kensrue Releases “John The Revelator” Recording  [[MORE]]  Getting ready for this tour by playing along to songs that span what has been an incredible, surreal, and unexpected (and highly improbable) fourteen year career, has forced me to be a little more ...

This week, Riley Breckenridge's weekly column 3hree Things (http://blogs.ocweekly.com/heardmentality/2012/04/3hree_things_a_state_of_the_un.php) deals with the topic of *Thrice* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thrice)'s impending Farewell Tour. Saying that there are a lot of unforgettable memories...

Thrice have confirmed that they will be recording a live album on their final tour for a fall release. Read a message from the band below by clicking “Read More.” Related Stories: Thrice Add Dates To Farewell Tour Dustin Kensrue Releases “John The Revelator” Recording Thrice Add O’Brother To Final Tour  [[MORE]] On Friday we announced a pre-sale for two additional hometown shows.  Due to the overwhelming demand, a lot of people didn’t get the opportunity to purchase tickets in time so we wanted to try and accommodate as many people as we could.   We also announced that ...