Photos and review by Olivia Burger Folk music and Red Rocks are just two things that make sense together. That statement can extend to include CAAMP, a folk trio from Athens, Ohio that creates heartfelt music made to be shared at such a warm and Read More …
To say it’s been a rough past year and a half for the music industry would be an understatement. Musicians have been out of work, concert venues have been on the verge of closure, and live music lovers have been without a safe space Read More …
On a cool evening in Philadelphia, The Struts launched the first of many live music events while practicing the new norm during this pandemic. It made sense to have The Struts open as the city of Philadelphia has adopted this band with this being their Read More …
I’ve been a fan of PHNTMS since when I caught them opening for Kings of Leon, The 1975, and Bastille at a music festival. I was blown away by their high energy performance!!! I was lucky enough to recently catch them (before the virus lockdown) Read More …
Last time I saw Saint Slumber they were opening for Judah & the Lion at The Met on Broad Street, they’ve opened a Radio 104.5 Birthday show at the BB&T pavilion, and recently performing alongside Adventure Club to a sold-out crowd at the legendary Madison Read More …
The Brothers Robinson call a cease fire! One of Rock’s dynamic duos have put aside their personal grievances and decided to get back together for 2020. An extended tour is planned to celebrate 30 years since the release of The Black Crowes’ debut album Shake Read More …
Kiss made a long anticipated stop in Peoria Il on Saturday night as part of their End Of The Road Tour. I grew up listening to Kiss and really can appreciate their commitment to putting on a memorable show. having seen them twice I can Read More …
Episode 3 (In which our Hero returns to the City of Brotherly Love) – “We’re Des Rocs, and we’re not fuckin’ around”. This was the last sentence lead singer Danny Rocco yelled as he was about to launch himself from the bass drum. The last Read More …
The City of Brotherly Love has embraced The Struts since they first started playing the States and were ready to entertain the lucky 5,000 who could get tickets to the two SOLD OUT shows at The Fillmore. If you follow the rabid fan account “Strutters” Read More …
Greta Van Fleet ended 2019 with a bang at their two sold out shows at The Met in Philadelphia on Sunday and Monday night. The rock band from Frankenmuth, Michigan, was originally supposed to play the Met on October 15 and 16, but rescheduled Read More …
