Sorry I haven't posted in a few weeks but we've been busy sight seeing in our down time. Here are some of the sight's we've been seeing.

Hey All, Here are some photo's of week 2 of our tour. We've made it to florida already. At any rate these photo's aren't exactly of people, more or less of things that caught our eyes. Enjoy!

Hey there everyone! Our friend Todd Zimmer who also happens to be a great photographer made his way over to the Viper Room for our kick off show on September 3rd. Here is some of what he caught. Thanks Todd!

Check out our new photo playlist's. I'll be adding a new one up there everyweek. The first one is some cool shots snapped in the first 4 day's of our fall 2008 tour. Hope you enjoy!!! -Doug

RUN RUN RUN kicks off their fall tour on September 3, 2008 at the Viper Room in Los Angeles. BMI has picked RUN x 3 as its artist of the month for this show as a result of their rigorous touring (four U.S. tours since last year ), the radio and online success of their independently released, Good Company e.p, and the band's sheer tenacity--doing all this on their own dime. The tour will hit 60 cities.

The release of a new video will also accompany the tour. Shot for the ep title track, Good Company, this video was produced/directed by PM RADIO, which is comprised of actress Pauley Perrette (CBS’ N.C.I.S, ALMOST FAMOUS, THE RING) and recognized director of photography, Michael Bosman.

Not often do we have the opportunity to truly absorb the natural wonder of the States beyond what we see from our van windows on the nation's various interstate highways. On Saturday, March 8th, with much of our day off after playing Las Cruces, NM and before only a short drive southeast to El Paso for our next show, we ventured north east of LC on state route 70 towards Alamogordo. About fifty minutes later, after making it safely through the perilous ground-level testing going on at the US National Missile Test Range, we arrived at beautiful White Sands National Monument. Afterwards, we headed for El Paso, but the photos alone (and video to be posted soon...) speak volumes of our experience there:

Hello All, We like to thank Everyone at Plush for having us last night, and for always making our Tucson experience wonderful. Were making our way to SXSW and here are some of the dates....

When Indie 103.1 asked RUN RUN RUN to perform at Big Bear mountain for their ski excursion/free concert radio giveaway, we welcomed the opportunity to play in a snowy wonderland. We felt like contest winners ourselves.

Friday evening the 22nd, we made our way from NoHo up through treacherous conditions to Big Bear. Smaller vehicles and SUVs were held back by our slow, steady and safe pace with Grace, our van. At one point, a sports car attempted to pass us but spun into a 180 just yards in front of us, only to turn around behind us and follow our van the rest of the way up the mountain safely. The tense, but memorable drive made the Indie 103 house a welcomed sight. Thanks again so very much!

Run Run Run (with roadie and lighting lad Alek) settled into five bunk beds constructed into one small room of the house. A few of us drifted off to sleep, while Xander and Cisco could be heard reacting excitedly over old Michael Jackson concert footage; ya’ know, the stuff that sold him as a top-notch, trailblazing showman. While snow fell cold outside, we fell warmly asleep.

The following day we awoke to hear that the outdoor stage we were going to play was still being chopped free of a few layers of ice and that we would instead be playing indoors in the ski lodge. So the ski lodge regulars and contest winners settled in for the afternoon show. From young to old, they seem to have fun rocking out in full snow gear, scarves and gloves included!

Our show was a great warm-up for our tour kick off show at the Viper Room this Thursday, Feb. 28th. RUN RUN RUN felt on fire inside with the cold conditions outside. This was altogether a unique experience. At one point during our show, a father brought his son, who was already diggin’ the music, up to the front of the stage to be photographed while we played. An experience that not even playing shows with the Bravery, Interpol, Sparta and Ween has offered us combined!

At about the time we loaded out, a busload of ski contest winners was brought back to the Indie 103.1 house where the station was broadcasting live on the air. Unfortunately, we only had time enough to stay for about an hour since foggy conditions were persisting, daylight was fading and more treacherous downhill conditions lay ahead of us. In that time however we had a great time talking with new fans, Xander interviewed live on the air and there were even pictures taken with shirtless folk…outdoors!

Congrats to all the contest winners and thank you to Indie 103.1 for sponsoring and organizing this event. See you all on the road!

"When Indie 103.1 asked RUN RUN RUN to perform at Big Bear
mountain for their ski excursion/free concert radio giveaway, we welcomed the
opportunity to play in a snowy wonderland. We felt like contest winners
ourselves.
Friday evening the 22nd, we made our way from NoHo up through
treacherous conditions to Big Bear. Smaller vehicles and SUVs were held
back by our slow, steady and safe pace with Grace, our van. At one point,
a sports car attempted to pass us but spun into a 180 just yards in
front of us, only to turn around behind us and follow our van the rest of
the way up the mountain safely. The tense, but memorable drive made the
Indie 103 house a welcomed sight. Thanks again so very much!
Run Run Run (with roadie and lighting lad Alek) settled into five
bunk beds constructed into one small room of the house. A few of us
drifted off to sleep, while Xander and Cisco could be heard reacting
excitedly over old Michael Jackson concert footage; ya’ know, the stuff
that sold him as a top-notch, trailblazing showman. While snow fell cold
outside, we fell warmly asleep.
The following day we awoke to hear that the outdoor stage we were
going to play was still being chopped free of a few layers of ice and
that we would instead be playing indoors in the ski lodge. So the ski
lodge regulars and contest winners settled in for the afternoon show.
From young to old, they seem to have fun rocking out in full snow gear,
scarves and gloves included!
Our show was a great warm-up for our tour kick off show at the
Viper Room this Thursday, Feb. 28th. RUN RUN RUN felt on fire inside with
the cold conditions outside. This was altogether a unique experience.
At one point during our show, a father brought his son, who was already
diggin’ the music, up to the front of the stage to be photographed
while we played. An experience that not even playing shows with the
Bravery, Interpol, Sparta and Ween has offered us combined!
At about the time we loaded out, a busload of ski contest winners
was brought back to the Indie 103.1 house where the station was
broadcasting live on the air. Unfortunately, we only had time enough to stay
for about an hour since foggy conditions were persisting, daylight was
fading and more treacherous downhill conditions lay ahead of us. In that
time however we had a great time talking with new fans, Xander
interviewed live on the air and there were even pictures taken with shirtless
folk…outdoors!
Congrats to all the contest winners and thank you to Indie 103.1
for sponsoring and organizing this event. See you all on the road!"