Eisley Get Swept up in 'Harry Potter' Mania

Opening up an arena tour for a platinum-selling band is typically a good thing. But For Eisley, whose new album, 'Combinations,' is due in September, hitting the road with the Fray last week created a bit of a dilemma. Specifically, how to stay true to their 'Harry Potter' fandom. "We usually go and see the movies at midnight the night they come out," lead singer Sherri Dupree tells Spinner of the new Potter movie, 'Order of the Phoenix.'

Dupree, like many 'Harry Potter' fanatics, is counting the days until the final book comes out July 21. Author J.K. Rowling has already said that two characters don't survive, but Dupree is trying not to focus on that. "I don't even want to think about it," she says. "If she kills off Harry Potter ... I don't think she could do that. She'll have so many people pissed off. I'll bet no one will want to read anymore of her books. My guess is that Harry will live on, hopefully. Crossing my fingers."

Meanwhile, when Dupree preps for the last installment by rummaging through previous ones, she'll now be able to do it in style. Well, a modest style. "It's our first tour in a bus," she says. "We've been touring in our van for years. I will ransack the DVD closet. My husband [New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert] collects DVDs, so we've got over 2,000. I'll stock up on movies and definitely snacks. We eat a lot of cereal."