Bob Weir And The Wolf Brothers Spring Tour Packs The Bob Carr Theater
February 29 Back in 1963, a chance meeting between a young Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia would grow into a musical movement that would influence fans and the very culture for decades to come. Between his monumental work with the Grateful Dead, as well as its reformations and a slueContinue Reading
Candlebox Conquered Sold Out Crowd At Jannus Live
February 27 In October of this year, it will mark the 25th anniversary of Candlebox’s sophomore album Lucy which was released on Maverick Records. The band took a ten year break between releasing Happy Pills in 1998 and Into the Sun in 2008 but Candlebox is slated to put out theirContinue Reading
Joe Bonamassa Delivers The Blues At Ruth Eckerd Hall
February 24th The dedicated fans of blues titan Joe Bonamassa were lined up around the building eagerly awaiting the show. A lot of fans were already sporting shirts from different tours and the chatter had immediately begun comparing the setlist’s of previous shows to what he may play tonight. JoeContinue Reading
Dragged Under Makes Their Presence Known At The Beachum
February 15 From the ashes of Rest, Repose comes the brutal five piece attack of Dragged Under. Ryan “Fluff” Bruce (Lead Guitar), Tony Cappocchi (Singer) and Josh Wildhorn (Rhythm Guitar) pushed their musical vision forward after agreeing to move on from Rest, Repose. Using material that was originally intended forContinue Reading
Falling In Reverse Come To Jannus Live On The Drug in Me Is Gold Tour
February 11 Falling In Reverse’s debut album The Drug In Me Is You was a fresh start for singer Ronnie Radke to forget about his past and pave his own road towards new success and redemption. The album was the birth of one of the most recognizable bands in the musicContinue Reading
Periphery’s We Come For Tour Brings Down The House At The Ritz
February 10th 15 years ago, five guys from D.C. got together and would end up producing one of the most unique sounds in metal that would launch them into being one of the forefathers of the brutal Djent movement. Periphery’s 5th and most anticipated album Hail Stan, was released inContinue Reading
Machine Head Celebrates 25 Years of Burn My Eyes
January 26th Machine Head stepped into the metal scene back in 1991 after Robb Flynn and original bass player Adam Duce left the popular Oakland based thrash band Vio-Lence. But it was the monumental debut album Burn My Eyes that put them on the map. The record shattered Roadrunner RecordsContinue Reading
Snoop Dogg’s “I Wanna Thank Me” Tour Brought All the Hits To House of Blues
December 21st Twenty seven years ago this year, Snoop Dogg released his iconic debut album Doggystyle on the infamous Death Row Records. Hits like “Gin & Juice”, “Murder Was the Case” and “Who Am I (Whats My Name)?” catapulted him to stardom selling over a million copies in the firstContinue Reading
In Flames Sets Hard Rock Live Ablaze
December 15 To say that Swedish metal has been instrumental in the progression of metal as a whole would be a huge understatement. But to say that In Flames has been at the front of the pack over the last 30 years would be right on the money. 13 albumsContinue Reading
Trans Siberian Orchestra Brings The Christmas Spirit With A Heavy Metal Twist To Amway Center
December 14 For the last twenty one years, composer and writer Paul O’Neil’s vision of a rock opera has toured across the world many times over while delivering one of the most unique and exciting shows to ever grace a stage. And in that same time, Trans Siberian Orchestra hasContinue Reading