[email protected] Technique Entertainment Editor: Jennifer Aldoretta 17 Friday, Assistant Entertainment Editor: April 16, 2010 Entertainment Zheng Zheng Photos by Jarred Skov/Student Publications CrashSTING Kings opened for JET at Tech’s annual Sting Break concert last Thursday, April 8. JET jammed with old favorites such as “Cold Hard Bitch“ and “Get Me Outta Here.” BREAK Tech welcomes Crash Kings and JET for nostalgic performances at annual concert CONCERT Crash Kings and headliner JET, one up- ist Tony, who provides their interesting during their high school days with cur- and-comer and one established band. sound. Tony, commenting on his own rent band member Cameron Muncey, Crash Kings Sting Break was held on April 8 at the music, said “I visualize a place where I guitarist and backup vocalist. JET Burger Bowl on Tech campus, the same feel complete peace—usually a place JET opened up their set with songs VENUE: Burger Bowl location as the homecoming concert the of natural beauty, immersed in nature. from their recently released album, previous fall. Songs like ‘Mountain Man’ and ‘Come “Shaka Rock,” which didn’t draw much GENRE: Alternative Rock he Burger Bowl wasn’t sporting a Away’ came out of me being out in na- excitement from the crowd. Although TRACK PICKS: “Mountain Men,” super-sized crowd, but rather a meager ture.” the band tried to provide an energetic “Are You Gonna Be My Girl” and half full venue. Many in attendance Many of the songs have not made it show, there was not much feedback “Cold Hard Bitch” were in fact outside the gates, with more onto mainstream radio or television yet coming from the audience.