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Filter are set to release their latest effort "The Sun Comes Out Tonight" on June 4th and will then head out on the road for this year's Summerland Tour with Everclear, Sponge, and Live. So far the band has given away the first song on the record, We Hate When You Get What You Want, set up pre-orders for the album, and have now unleashed the first official radio single "What Do You

During an interview with Filter frontman Richard Patrick about the band's upcoming album 'The Sun Comes Out Tonight,' the musician shared an unnerving story about his wife. As Patrick's wife was driving her Prius, which sports a 'Ban Assault Weapons' bumper sticker, the singer says a car full of "God-proclaiming gun nuts" began to throw trash at her car, almost running her off the road.

The "Hey Man, Nice Shot" band will return with their Wind-Up Records debut on June 4th entitled "The Sun Comes Out Tonight."

Cleveland rock veterans Filter have announced that Wind-up Records will be the new home for their sixth full-length album, tentatively titled 'Gurney and the Burning Books.' The album is slated to drop in May, while the disc's first single will hit the airwaves in March.

Filter was in town and Q103 had the hook up for a few lucky “Rock-A-Holics” to go backstage and meet the band. Check out the pictures of the show and exclusive footage from the Q103 meet and Greet with Filter.

Richard the Frontman of Filter stops in the Q103 studios to talk about their up coming show.

The band Filter will be stopping by the Q103 studios today at 5pm! They'll be discussing their most recent album, what they have been up to, current tour and the show tomorrow night at Jillians of Albany.  Being the newest personality on Q103, I wish I was to interview them as I have a funny story about myself at a Filter show.

The band that had some of the biggest hits in the 90's with 'Hey Man Nice Shot' and 'Take A Picture' are coming to Jillians of Albany.  The band coming off a small tour with Bush & Chevelle will rock Jillians stage on March 6th.

The recently reformed Bush is set to hit the road this fall for a headlining U.S. tour with two other bands that made some big noise in the mid-to-late 1990s: Chevelle and Filter.