Red Bank, New Jersey was the place to be on Friday, February 23, 2024! Blues Rock Titan, Joe Bonamassa and his crew rolled in to town to put on an unforgettable performance at the Count Basie Theater. Now known as Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre, Joe
If you were anywhere near middle Tennessee on Friday February 9, 2024, it’s likely you could hear a rumbling in the distance that you just weren’t sure about the origins of. That my friends, was the sound of Pantera, Lamb of God and Nest rolling
On February 8th, 2024 Static-X and Sevendust brought the second leg of their Machine Killer tour through Charlotte, NC at The Fillmore. This venue was a nice upgrade from when Static-X played last year at The Underground. Again, Dope was on the bill to open
On Friday, February 2, 2024 the Fired Up Tour rolled through the historic EXIT/IN in Nashville, bringing with it all of the nostalgia of the early 2000’s pop punk/emo scene with some new memories added in. Supporting their release of their self-titled album in the
Mayday Parade put on three holiday shows to cap off 2023. New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Long Island got to experience the most wonderful time of the year with the band from Florida. Mayday Parade this year released three singles, More Like A Crash, Got Me
Supporting the nu metal band were (hed)PE, Sumo Cyco, and VRSTY. On December 10th, Nonpoint made their way back to Illinois–this time at Bottom Lounge in Chicago–after opening up for Mudvayne last summer, this time headlining their own tour in support of their latest EP
Day two of Christmas Burns Red was a different flavor of awesome to Day 1. More bands that only get together for one off’s, more amazing metalcore, more of an amazing performances by one of the biggest names in metalcore. Kaonashi Until this show I
The thrash metal legends in Exodus and acclaimed death metal act Fit for an Autopsy co-headlined a fall/winter tour throughout North America. It may be “slow season” for the music industry, but every once in a while, there are some winter shows that cannot be
Silverstein performed at Philadelphia’s Theater of Living Arts to celebrate the band’s greatest hits of old and new. Not only were fans getting the greatest hits but for the first and only time ever, the Canadian rockers played, “This is How the Wind Shifts’ ‘
So many refer to August Burns Red as everyone’s Metalcore dads. The band has been together since 2003 and is still after 20 years an actively touring act. Being a Pennsylvania native and living so close to Lancaster where they are from I’ve been aware
