It's no secret that The Pink Logs love a good party and they really enjoyed themselves this past weekend at The Roxy in Hollywood. Not only did they get to meet some of their fans, but they also got to perform and hang out with Dirt Nasty, Cisco Adler, Shwayze, DJ Skeet Skeet, Pittsburgh Slim and Beardo. Pink Log fans in attendance included Jimmy Fallon, Kevin Connolly (Entourage) and The Archbishop Don Magic Juan. There is video of the afterparty, but even TMZ couldn't show you what went down! Use your imagination...and then multiply that by ten.

Friday Night Hero - Faster (Capitol East Road Records)

Friday Night Hero is truly an international band, with individual and cultural backgrounds including Germany, Italy, Argentina, America, Luxembourg (where they received a Royal Invitation from the country's Grand Duke) and, of course, England, where the group formed in Brighton in 2006. Reflecting that diverse background, their recent EP has been recorded in English, French and German, helping them win over new converts throughout the European Union. Though still a relatively young band, they're already garnering heady praise: Simon Watkins, Station Manager for "Radio Reverb 97.2 (UK)," states, "Friday Night Hero are one of the indie bands amongst the millions out there that maintain the indie feel but continue to sound fresh and interesting. Book them now, so one day you can say, like me, 'I knew them when.'" Likewise, the Guy & Andrea Breakfast Show on Juice FM (UK) praised their "strong songs, good melodies and a hook like that Captain Hook bloke--Friday Night Hero have got it all," while Surface Unsigned magazine noted their "Influences of Editors and Snow Patrol in a set combining strong, crisp riffs set over flowing keys, and vocal tones that left the crowd hanging off their every word." For tour dates, other songs and pictures of Friday Night Hero, go to http://www.myspace.com/fridaynighthero.

Bryn Christopher is a soulful young singer/songwriter who hails from the Midlands of the UK. Influenced by old soul masters such as Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Nina Simone and Stevie Wonder, Bryn updates the classic '60s soul sound for a 21^st Century audience. In fact, his upcoming debut album, My World (due out in September from Polydor UK), was produced and co-written by Jarrad Rogers and production wizards Midi Mafia (Talib Kweli, Nelly, 50 Cent), the latter of whom recently secured exclusive rights to use samples from the legendary Stax Records catalogue and have utilized some of those seminal sounds for the first time ever on Bryn's debut. Bryn first hopped on to the UK's musical radar screen toward the end of 2007, when he landed the coveted opening slot for fellow old school soulster Amy Winehouse's year-ending tour, which helped land him representation by the famed William Morris Agency. In June of this year Bryn offered fans a preview of the upcoming album by releasing a single, "The Quest," which proves a perfect showcase for his soulful, emotive vocals. The theme of the song draws on the experiences of Bryn's brother, a solder stationed in Basra, Iraq, and is powerful stuff. We heard a sneak peek of the album and we absolutely love it, especially the cover of "Sour Times" by Portishead. You can view the video here and learn more about Bryn at http://www.myspace.com/brynchristopher.