The band is joined by Three Days Grace and Loathe On September 13th, the Aragon Ballroom hosted Chicago natives Chevelle, Canada’s Three Days Grace, and English metal group Loathe for an early night of pure nostalgia for ‘90s and early 2000’s kids raised on the
Tarja Turunen kicked off her US Living the Dream tour in Philadelphia, PA this past week. The first show of the tour was at none other than South Street’s lively venue the Theater of Living Arts. Chaoseum Chaoseum opened the show. The four-piece nu-metal band
I am not exactly sure how to begin this one…all I know is that for the past few days, I have wanted to be back at this show. The high from this one just hasn’t even begun to fade. The bands that were chosen were
Currents with support from Like Moths To Flames, Invent Animate and Foreign Hands ended their first headlining tour in Philadelphia Currents launched their third studio album “The Death We Seek” in early May and with it came their first headlining US tour. I previously photographed
This was my first time at Ace of Cups in Columbus, Ohio. It was opened in 2011 in the north campus area of Columbus by musician Marcy Mays. It’s well-known in Columbus for the “Sad Boyz” nights of emo music dance parties.Kicking off the Columbus
The first band to go on stage was TRACE AMOUNT. This was a one-man industrial techno type band. Trace Amounted came to life in 2019 by Brandon Gallagher in Brooklyn, New York. Gallagher is a producer, vocalist, and visual artist. He came onto the stage and
On May 11th, 2022, we lost one of the greatest death metal figures that ever lived. That morning the internet was flooded with the news that Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder had passed away. The metal community was shaken to its core, and honestly,
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 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
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
