The long-anticipated Hell Mega tour finally came to Philadelphia and came full tilt. One of the greatest line ups ever for a Stadium tour, Hell Mega includes Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, and The Interrupters. The sold-out Citizen’s Bank Park was very muggy as Read More …
Nick Perri and The Underground Thieves had a homecoming of sorts last week in Philadelphia (Ardmore, PA). As I waited for the performances to start, I was surrounded by happy people. This made sense as the music of Nick Perri and The Underground Thieves is 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 …
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 …
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 …
After a couple of false starts, The Distillers finally played Philly this year, and they did not disappoint. The Union Transfer was packed from the stage to the back wall, including the horseshoe balcony. Kicking off their “Fall” tour, which features dates only for two Read More …
Celebrating the 20th year anniversary of its initial release, Carlos Santana brought the Supernatural to the BB&T pavilion. The night featured a double bill of legendary bands The Doobie Brothers opened for Santana. Playing to a packed house, the crowd was ready for some classic Read More …
Mark Knopfler brought musical mastery to a sold-out Metropolitan Opera House (The MET) in Philadelphia. Backed by a massive 11-piece band it seemed only fitting to have such artist in one of Philadelphia’s premier historic buildings. Knopfler’s performance was a modern-day symphonic performance. Opening with Read More …
An immense train started as the venue darkened, with the familiar chug chug of the engine, the stage filled with smoke as headlights could be seen breaking through the “fog”. The band finally took the stage to screaming fans as the silhouette of Patrick Monahan Read More …
