Submitted by missy on Feb 13, 2014
Viza, an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, kicked off the evening and put on a very lively, exciting performance. They had fans going from the start, they needed no encouragement and the band threw out an array of songs that had crowd dancing and raising arms, clapping throughout… Read More Submitted by missy on Feb 1, 2014
Caspian, Goodtime Boys and More Than Life performed first on the night and the venue was packed out, stage presence and sound were good and bands were lively, the crowd however, were very slow to get going at first, whispering applause for a while until the bands started interacting with the… Read More Submitted by darwin on Jan 20, 2014
The show kicked off by Killing With A Smile. A relatively new band that started out in 2009, Killing With A Smile came on stage with great excitement ready to blow us all away. They play a kind of melodic death metal with some hints of progressive rock. Their songs are complicated, multi-layered… Read More Submitted by darwin on Oct 22, 2013
When I walked in, there were around 100 people in the venue and Chronosphere, the support band, were halfway through their first song. I had never heard of them before but the same can’t be said for the 30-40 people who were literally squeezing themselves against the stage towards the band’s set… Read More Submitted by darwin on Oct 14, 2013
The poster for this live show stated that doors open at 20:00 and there would be two support acts (Full House Brew Crew and Drunk Motherfuckers). However, at some point SiXforNinE were added to the list of opening acts and the time changed to 19:00. Out of pure luck I arrived to Kyttaro Live… Read More Submitted by rockavlon on Jul 5, 2013
Stratovarius
Secret Illusion
The Silent Rage
Gagarin 205, Athens, Greece
(28/06/2013)
It’d been a couple of years since the last stand of the erstwhile Finns, when they last played Athens along with crowd favorites Helloween. But this time it was their time to steal the limelight as… Read More Submitted by dora on Mar 24, 2013
A little delay before setting off, some inevitable traffic - Saturday nights in Athens are a nightmare at times - nonexistent street names on building walls and a poor street layout in general (one wrong turn and you end up exactly where you don’t want to go) and to my regret… I missed Wisdom… Read More Submitted by elle on Jan 12, 2013
The 5 piece group sounds like Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, and Korn got pregnant together and popped out this Minneapolis youthful gem (and named it with better spelling. Who knows, they could have gone with Aymlez Theory). Anyways... the group showed off some pretty tasteful guitar licks and a… Read More Submitted by elle on Jan 6, 2013
Although knowing the name, I’d never heard 7th Ascent, I was able to catch the very last of their set. The lead singer rocked a wicked corset and flaming hair, but the rest of the group was unmemorable. Despite compelling riffs and impressive lyrical ability, the group’s stage presence lacked… Read More Submitted by elle on Nov 26, 2012
We found the back entrance to The Crooked Pint up a handful of rusty stairs with ease and were greeted by a smiling hostess. To our surprise, the joint wasn’t as much a music venue as it was an after-work upper end bar and restaurant, but the mood was right and the band was sound checking so who… Read More Submitted by elle on Nov 22, 2012
The tickets were purchased, hotel booked, and bags packed. Five of us packed into a car filled with our bags, 5 grams of weed, a handful of vicodin, 13 liters of wine, 1.75 liters of Sailor Jerry, a bottle of Jameson, and plans for a (very) blurry weekend at the much anticipated Riot Fest in… Read More Submitted by rockavlon on May 22, 2006
I hit the club at about nine and made small talk with some of our dear friends, not failing to notice one – heart stealing nice lady in our extended company. Oooh!
Roxy Bitch – who took the stage in full glammy regalia, leopard spandex and all LA style-y – were not bad – on the contrary –… Read More