WOW. What an amazing performance by The Velveteers at the Hard Rock Casino. Demi Demitro walked on to the stage with a wait until you see this confidence grin, and the band did not disappoint. Backed by two drummers Baby Pottersmith and Jonny Fig, who Read More …
Dorothy brought her “Gifts From The Holy Ghost Tour” to Philadelphia’s Brooklyn Bowl, the newest venue located in the Fillmore building. A unique setting as half the room is a bowling alley and the other half a concert venue it creates a very laid-back Read More …
Joyous Wolf leaped (literally) into Philadelphia’s Brooklyn Bowl as part of Dorothy’s “Gifts From The Holy Ghost” tour. Nick Reese provided an acrobatic performance, channeling his inner James Brown. The crowd really enjoyed the athletic performance, especially when Nick entered the crowed for his gymnastic Read More …
Every now and again you run across a band which you can immediately categorize as “I saw them when” for future conversations. Classless Act is one of those bands! The band bounced into Philadelphia supporting Dorothy’s “GIFTS FROM THE HOLY GHOST TOUR,” and they Read More …
The “Young Guns Tour” — offering co-headliners Mammoth WVH and Dirty Honey — rolled into the “City of Brotherly Love” (Philadelphia) on Thursday (March 31st). A double bill!! Both bands are touring behind their debut albums, launched in 2021. The two headliner tour has Read More …
Buckcherry – The Queen – Wilmington, DE 01.27.22
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 …
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 …
