CONCERT REVIEWS
Originally announced in 2019, the Metal Tour Of The Year planned for that same summer, co-headlined by Megadeth and Lamb of God, was put on…
Sevendust and Tremonti touched down in Sayreville, NJ, at the Starland Ballroom on September 9th. Their Twenty Twenty One Tour will take the bands on…
In 1990, The Black Crowes released their smashing debut album “Shake Your Money Maker,” cementing their legacy in rock as it climbed to the tops…
For the past year and a half, humankind has lived through uncertain and painful times, where everything we used to take for granted has dramatically…
If you are looking for blazing guitar pyrotechnics and star wattage, look no further than John 5 and The Creatures. John and his band are…
In the days before COVID, there were certain things that just happened on a regular basis, making you feel like things were “normal.” One such…
I felt a mix of elation and nostalgia while on Thursday night I drove almost 100 miles to catch the first show of the Staind…
Over the past weekend, Fractal Universe entertained fans around the globe with streaming event “The Impassable Horizon – Alive,” during which the band performed new…
After enjoying a successful career spanning more than ten years with modern progressive metal titans Haken, and being part of the up-and-coming band Novena, vocalist Ross Jennings continues to…
Within the annals of female-fronted symphonic metal, the name Within Temptation is among the oldest and most immediately recognizable, though also one of the hardest…
There is definitely something to be said for getting back to basics, or getting to the core for a more fitting idiom wherein subsets of…
Buckcherry released one of their best albums, “Hellbound,” on June 25th and have wasted no time hitting the road post-pandemic in support of it. As…
Quebec-born thrash metal trustees turned progressive metal trailblazers Voivod are, if nothing else, a band of historical consequence. Originally cutting their teeth in the studio…
For every other stereotypical adherent to 80s pop and rock culture that seemed to fade away with the end of the decade, there would occasionally…
The novelty of metal bands performing with orchestras has worn a bit thin. Far from being anything revolutionary at this point (Deep Purple did it…
The concert as a grand spectacle and the sub-genre of symphonic metal are companions almost to the point of necessity, and have been since the…
