Concert Reviews
ShoalsFest 2025 Day One at McFarland Park in Florence, AL
ShoalsFest made a welcome return to Florence, AL, with performances from Garrison Starr, Jason Isbell, Patterson Hood, Jackson Browne, and more!
Year: 2025
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SEMA Fest Returns to Las Vegas for 2025
Burning rubber, loud engines, motorsport, Neon Trees, The Black Crowes, and Queens of the Stone Age light up the Vegas Strip.
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Don Was & The Pan-Detroit Ensemble at Grewal Hall in Lansing, MI
Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble returned to Lansing Thursday for a genre-bending evening of jazz, soul, and the Grateful Dead.
Concert Reviews
AFI at Citizens House of Blues in Boston, MA
AFI unleashed a relentless storm of sound at Boston’s Citizens House of Blues, merging gothic energy and punk ferocity into an unforgettable night.
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Daughtry and Seether at MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston, MA
Daughtry and Seether unleashed pure intensity at Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway, delivering powerhouse vocals and unstoppable energy that shook the venue.
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The Sword at Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit, MI
The Sword ignited Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit for Warp Riders: 15th Anniversary Tour, joined by Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol and Pink Fuzz.
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Alice Cooper and Judas Priest at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, IL
Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre bid farewell to their 2025 concert season with a great finale co-headliner with Alice Cooper and Judas Priest.
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David Archuleta at The Bronze Peacock Room at The House of Blues in Houston, TX
Fans received an intimate performance when David Archuleta brought his Earthly Delights Tour to the Bronze Peacock Room at The House of Blues.
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Mirador at The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood, CA
Led by Jake Kiszka and Chris Turpin, Mirador forge a new hard rock identity – ferocious, cinematic, and carved from pure chemistry and intent.
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Lambrini Girls at The Regent Theater in Los Angeles, CA
Brighton’s Lambrini Girls turned rebellion into performance art, while Edging proved that chaos and charm can coexist on the same sweaty stage.