Have you ever been to a Satanic Ritual? If the answer is “no” then let me begin by telling you, they are much more fun than you’d think. There was singing, there was dancing, there was laughter, and oh yes….there was blood. Twin Temple stopped
If you are into rock and roll in any capacity then chances are you have at least heard the name TOOL. This band has been at the forefront of the experimental, weird, and remarkably unique from its inception in the early 90’s. This isn’t just
Metalcore kings Veil of Maya set out for a winter tour mid January. Directly supporting on this run is the deathcore group Angelmaker. I had Veil of Maya on my “must see” list for Blue Ridge Rock Festival in 2023. They were scheduled to play
First off, hello! Can you introduce us to you/your band? Who are you? Where are you from? I am Tanis, Lead Vocalist and songwriter for Lives Lost and I am initially from Hershey, PA, but from the time I was 8 I grew up in a
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 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
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 “djent” veterans’ first tour in four years featured two-night residencies in select cities. Earlier this year, progressive metal band and “djent” pioneers Periphery announced they would be embarking on their first tour in four years, opting for smaller venues for a more intimate setting.
On Thursday Bad Wolves kicked off their headlining tour with Eva Under Fire, Uncured, and The Other LA in Knoxville, TN, spreading love and positivity and leaving no room for “Bad Friends”. Starting the night strong was Nashville band The Other LA, who brought their
