3x Grammy nominated rock heavyweights, Nothing More, are supporting Disturbed, on their 25th anniversary of The Sickness tour in 2025. NOTHING MORE EXCLUSIVE PRE-SALE TICKETS ON SALE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 @ 10 AM (LOCAL TIME);GENERAL PUBLIC TICKETS AVAILABLE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 @ 10 AM (LOCAL
UK pop punk icons Neck Deep opened up “The Dumbstruck Dumbf!@k” North American Tour Tuesday, October 8th. After two hurricanes the band had a few changes to the calendar. Thus making Columbia SC’s stop at The Senate the opening night of the tour. Along for
On a rainy Sunday night in New Jersey, there was only one place to be: The Stanhope House. This legendary venue has played host to some of the biggest names in music history such as Stevie Ray Vaughn, Muddy Waters and Albert King. If these
As the sun set on a bustling Friday night in Brooklyn, Barclays Center hummed with anticipation. Kygo, the Norwegian DJ, and highest-selling ticket dance music artist, was about to take the stage for the first of two sold-out shows on his highly anticipated world tour.
September 5th brought to Las Vegas a show filled with horror, gore, face paint, metal core break downs and yes, there was blood. The venue was already packed by the time the first band hit the stage, and the crowd was raring and ready to
The riot grrrl legends reflect on nearly 35 years as a band. It was a night of rebel and riot grrrls in Chicago on the warm Friday night of August 30th when punk legends Bikini Kill headlined the iconic venue for a second time in
Metal isn’t just music. It’s a fist in the face of mediocrity. A defiant middle finger to convention. For the uninitiated, it’s a wall of sound, a cacophony of noise that makes no sense. But for those who get it – those standing shoulder to
The anticipation was palpable as the lights dimmed at the iconic Radio City Music Hall. Lindsey Stirling, the boundary-pushing violinist known for her mesmerizing blend of music and dance, took the New York City stage on her 2024 North American Duality Tour, which was a
And I thought Saturday was hot. I woke up around 9 in my tent to it already being 85 degrees. Since I wasn’t going to begin shooting until 3, I decided to sit in my air conditioned car until about 1:30. It was weird to
I woke up at camp to a steamy low 80’s, bright sunny day. I knew immediately it was going to be hot. If there’s one thing Southeast Ohio can guarantee, it’s that it will be humid as anything and blazing hot in the summer. I
