August 1st Originally released just over 10 years ago, August Burns Red’s third album Constellations began shredding through speakers and headphones across the world. On tour with Silver Planet and long time road mates Silverstein, House of Blues in Orlando would be the next stop of this U.S. tour. AsContinue Reading
July 7th Even with an oncoming storm through Tampa, it could not keep the thousands from pouring into the Mid-Florida Credit Amphitheater to catch 90’s rock giants Train and Goo Goo Dolls from performing. As I stand in line to get into the show, you can tell which fansContinue Reading
July 13th What’s better then one of the most successful cover albums ever? How about another one. Hey, what’s even better then two? Yep, how about a third! New Found Glory has done it again with From The Screen To Your Stereo III out on Hopeless Records. For theContinue Reading
June 26th The first ever Rockstar Energy Disrupt Festival made its fifth stop of the tour in Tampa at the Mid Florida Amphitheater. Walking into the venue had the start of high expectations with the line of eager concert goes wrapping around the front of the entrance and the soundContinue Reading
May 16th March 29th of 2019 marked the release of Whitechapel’s newest album The Valley on Metal Blade Records. Long time producer Mark Lewis was behind the helm once again, making this the 4th album since the bands 2012’s self titled release. This record has manufactured 5 singles of the 10Continue Reading
May 11th Vancouver’s own Marianas Trench hit House of Blues Orlando for the Suspending Gravity Tour. The Band is out in support of their newest album Phantoms on 604 Records which debuted at number 1 in the Pop iTunes chart. Of their 5 studio albums, Phantoms take on a darker overtone with theContinue Reading
May 8th The Pauses are a popular indie band from right here in Orlando or “MickeyTown” as their social media sites cleverly state. Compiling traditional instruments with keyboard synths and original constructed samples, their sound is very original, complex without complication and every nuance and element is perfectly placed. AtContinue Reading
May 3rd As the smoke starts to fill up on stage you can hear the excitement of the crowd, most are already talking about the anticipation of the bands second show the following night. But it’s when the house lights go off that sets the awaiting crowd into pandemoniumContinue Reading
May 2nd Southern Rock royalty and legendary guitarist Warren Haynes brings Gov’T Mule’s Spring Tour to the House of Blues. The bands lineup is made up some of the most accomplished in the business featuring former Dickie Betts Band and original Mule drummer Matt Abts, veteran session player and composerContinue Reading
February 5th As I park down the street from Soundbar in downtown, I see people gathering at the corner. It wouldn’t have surprised me if there was someone from one of the bands out there signing something or taking pictures with good fans. Nope. It was the line to getContinue Reading