Dreams in Peril are a five-piece death metal/hardcore band from Kansas City. The current lineup consists of vocalist Dakota Otte, lead and rhythm guitarists Joshua Crocker and Lucas Munoz, bassist Dalton Collins and drummer Jeff Atkins. The band is currently on a nine-city tour with
Asking Alexandria and Nothing More’s co-headline tour made a stop in Reading, PA last weekend with support from Atreyu and Eva Under Fire.
William Sami Étienne Grigahcine, whose stage name is DJ Snake, is a Grammy-nominated French DJ who knows how to produce banger after banger. The list of what he’s produced is endless and he skyrocketed to commercial success in 2013 with the hit songs Bird Song
Tucked neatly away in my quiet little hometown of Stanhope, NJ lies a hidden treasure called The Stanhope House. Known as, “The Last Great American Roadhouse”, this venue could tell stories that one could only dream about. These sacred walls have seen the likes of
Deathcore is seeing a huge revival. These hardworking metal bands are experiencing significant success in the past year alone, with sold out shows across the country and songs even going viral on social media. The Chaos and Carnage Tour is filled with some of the
One stormy Saturday night in Joliet, IL, Finnish heavy metal band Beast in Black came and turned the city upside down. Taking place at The Forge, a rather popular spot for Chicago metal lovers, the Dark Connection tour continued their stride through North America. Originally
On a busy Friday night in early April, people filtered into the intimate lounge of the Barboza to see the local bands Beach Vacation and Sea Lemon. Many people in the crowd knew the words to every song, and were excited to show their support.
Deep in the grungy section of the East Village, up and coming singer/songwriter, Ella Galvin debuted her first New York City show inside the Map Room of The Bowery Electric. Originally hailing from Boston, and raised in Wellesley and London, Ella made New York City
There are several bands I would without a doubt consider iconic. Growing up in the late ’90s and early 2000s Sevendust would easily be among them. January this year they announced a tour celebrating their third studio album, Animosity. Being that this album was one
Lorna Shore brought a fiery sold out show to Knoxville last week that nearly set the venue ablaze! If you are into heavy deathcore melodies and haven’t heard of Lorna Shore by now, I’m convinced you’ve been living under a rock for the past year.
