Gig Reviews

Submitted by vkatz on May 30, 2014
To make more history, a hoard of people gathered to support an amazing local music scene on Saturday May 17th, 2014. They emerged from the shadows in celebration of Vaudeville’s new album titled “Masquerade (Part One)” – [read the review here].   Vaudeville consists of: Christopher… Read More
Submitted by joe on May 19, 2014
Breaking Bands, LLC was born from more than just a desire to promote music; the company is the natural evolution of talents that have been on the forefront of delivering cornerstones in the metal music industry for decades – quite literally! Founded on the principals that have led millions of… Read More
Submitted by joe on May 18, 2014
They’re the band critics, fanatics and the Sebastian Bach faithful love to hate, but with 14 years passed since separating from Sebastian Bach, both Skid Row and Bach himself have shown that each entity offers a unique brand that fans can rely on to deliver the hard edged music that has defined… Read More
Submitted by joe on May 12, 2014
With the scheduled dates shown on the band’s website at www.yandtrocks.com, the band has performed over 600 shows in all the prime locations major market rock bands have performed in the past decade, including the past three Monster’s of Rock Cruises, and they continue to sell albums from their… Read More
Submitted by rockavlon on Apr 16, 2014
So, I suppose it was only natural to want to go and get a second, well third in my case, shot at watching Joe, making light work of some of the songs that made him famous, or at least that was what the tin said… Let me explain!   I arrived at the Kyttaro Club around 8.30 and by that time… Read More
Submitted by joe on Apr 8, 2014
A self-proclaimed mystery, frontman Connor Garritty said it best when he answered the question, “How would you describe the band?” He stated that each person finds their own description by how the music makes them feel, be it invigorated, angry, inspired or overwhelmed… each will find that All… Read More
Submitted by joe on Apr 8, 2014
The trio includes The Trophy Fire multi-instrumentalist - vocalist and guitarist Ben Flanagan on vocals and bass guitar in this line-up, FAR drummer Chris Robyn and guitarist of the band Dredge, Mark Engles. Bringing together riffs from tunes the band thought were a “little too dark” for their… Read More
Submitted by joe on Apr 7, 2014
On March 15th, Kill Devil Hill announced three US dates to warm up for their 2014 tour, starting at Vamp’d Vegas in Las Vegas and then stomping their way onto the Sunset Strip for a long awaited fan favorite showcase – a performance at the World Famous Viper Room. Once the word got out, tickets… Read More
Submitted by joe on Apr 4, 2014
When Steel Panther released 2009s “Feel the Steel” (read the review here), fans clamored for a closer look at real men donning real spandex in front of real Marshall Stacks; and the result was an overwhelming display of debauchery. Critics called it a joke and said it wouldn’t last! What does a… Read More
Submitted by verminmark on Mar 26, 2014
Lord Dying were first on the bill. Having missed the first couple of songs while speaking to Red Fang’s Aaron Beam (read the interview here) I made my way from their small tour bus, past the merch stalls and crowded bar, hearing the band upstairs.   Playing to a decent sized crowd, singer and… Read More
Submitted by rockavlon on Mar 8, 2014
It is a definite downer when you go to a concert and you find out, that while when you’re at a rock club which is jam packed of people, when a particular song comes up, by a certain artist, you’d see people “getting jiggy with it” – say, when House of Lords’ “I just Want to Be Loved” or Robin’s… Read More
Submitted by darwin on Feb 18, 2014
The pre-recorded intro for their set took a little too long and during that time the band (minus the lead singer) just stood there doing nothing. After what seemed like a few minutes, the lead singer joined the rest of her band mates and the show began. I am happy to say that on the one hand… Read More