It’s been almost 13 years since UK band Bury Tomorrow has toured the states in any capacity. According to singer Daniel Winter-Bates, the US fans were vocal on the band’s social media pages asking them to please come back. Embarking this Spring on The Seventh
The energy was electric at Racket, the Chelsea music hall, as UPSAHL took the stage for a highly anticipated performance. With hundreds of thousands of followers across social media, and more than 3.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify, the alt-pop sensation has a dedicated fan
Taylor Swift returned to Nissan Stadium on May 5th, 2023. Swift was last at this venue for her Reputation Tour, and is now back in Nashville for three sold-out shows on “The Eras Tour”. The show was opened by Gracie Abrams. She took the stage
The Chaos and Carnage Tour is going on its fourth year running (would have been 6th year if it weren’t for covid!) and this year is bigger and better than ever. The lineup included death metal/deathcore behemoths like Aborted, Born of Osiris, Dying Fetus, and Suicide
On April 25th, 2023, a bright yet chilly Tuesday evening in Downtown Chicago at the historic House of Blues, Whitechapel took the stage to perform their 2019 album The Valley in full to a packed theater. Following their three opening tourmates, Entheos, Signs of the
On Friday, April 21st Ville Valo came through Las Vegas on his “Neon Noir Tour”. This tour features an opening performance from the all-female Icelandic darkwave band Kaelan Mikla, and this band was astounding. The trio came out to a darkly lit stage and began with
What could be the best thing to do after a long, hot, rainy, and frankly tiring day at work? That’s right, a concert. And that’s exactly what I did on Sunday, April 16th, when I got the chance to see fellow Great Lakes band Michigander,
On April 21st, Shinedown brought an astounding performance to The FedExForum, with support from From Ashes To New and Three Days Grace. Three Days Grace is a Canadian rock band that was originally formed in 1992 in Norwood, Ontario. The band consists of Brad Walst,
Nothing More played a sold-out show at the Theater of Living Arts in Philadelphia, PA last Friday. With support from Thousand Below and Crown the Empire, Nothing More gave an energized and electrifying performance that had the crowd on their feet all night long. Thousand
Deathcore fans packed into Baltimore Soundstage for a Friday night filled with guttural screams, chunky chuggy guitar tones, and heavy mosh pits. The three-week co headling tour featuring Fit For An Autopsy, The Acacia Strain, Full of Hell, and Primitive Man landed in Baltimore, Maryland
