Idolator

It's arty, instead of cartoony like this guy's "Weird Al" Yankovic tattoo. It's subtle, unlike the full-back Adam Duritz tattoo. But still, there's something a little unsettling about the new tattoo sported by Gym Class Heroes frontman Travis McCoy, which depicts Hall & Oates on each hand. "I guess my obssession with H&O has gotten a little out of control.....Fuck it, They're my idols," he writes of his new ink, which he got while he was I guess bored on the Warped Tour. Which is all well and good, but won't that make the "so, what's new?" chitchat during his next visit to Hall's house just a little bit awkward? [Travie's Blog]

Travis McCoy of the Gym Class Heroes responded to a Warped Tour attendee who heckled him with the former title of Nas' album last night (and a few other choice words) by breaking his microphone over said audience member's head as he was being led out by security. "I'm sorry. But when someone calls you something that offensive and that disgusting, you have to bash their head in with a microphone," McCoy said after everything went down. Apparently local police didn't agree, as they arrested him on one count of third-degree assault (he was released early this morning). Me, I'm just wondering just when he's going to weigh in on the incident on his blog. A very shaky clip of last night's scuffle—complete with post-skullcrushing dedication to the ladies in the audience out there—is after the jump. More »

Hey, did you know that Daryl Hall has a monthly webcast? (Did you know that he also has a goatee now?) This month's guest at Daryl's house is none other than habitual smirker Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes. The two collaborated on a version of "Every Time You Go Away" and a mash-up of "You Make My Dreams" and the Gym Class Heroes song "The Queen and I." When will McCoy and his marauding gang give '80s cheese pop the peace it deserves? More »