Concert Reviews
Mastodon at The Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn, NY
Mastodon brought their 2026 Poisonous Weapons Tour to New York City for a killer evening of metal, with support from Deafheaven and France’s Alcest.
Month: September 2026
Concert Reviews
Iron Maiden at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, IL
Iron Maiden return to the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre as part of their 50th anniversary celebratory Run For Your Lives World Tour.
Concert Reviews
Twin Temple at The Pinnacle in Nashville, TN
While Nashville is known for country music, Twin Temple brought a sound Music City doesn’t hear often – satanic doo-wop – when they stopped by […]
Album Reviews
Come This Madness By Europe
Overcoming the one-hit wonder syndrome was never going to be a problem for such talented musicians. Another stellar release that proves they are definitely not […]
Concert Reviews
Brooks & Dunn at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center in Charleston, WV
Brooks & Dunn brought 35 years of country music history to Charleston, delivering a night built on timeless songs, nostalgia, and undeniable energy.
Concert Reviews
Circle Jerks at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, NC
Hardcore legends Circle Jerks gave everyone a sweaty, high-energy release at Cat’s Cradle, pulling off a furious climax alongside Municipal Waste and Negative Approach.
Concert Reviews
Sevendust and Theory of a Deadman at Bel-Aire Backyard in Las Vegas, NV
Sevendust and Theory of a Deadman bring their The Dead Seven Tour to the Bel-Aire Backyard in Las Vegas, with support from Return to Dust.
Concert Reviews
Bodie at The End in Nashville, TN
Bodie packed Nashville’s The End for an intimate, high-energy set that traded arena polish for genuine connection with a devoted, hometown-adjacent crowd.
Concert Reviews
Godsmack at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, CA
Godsmack closes out Chula Vista with 25 years of muscle, while Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy prove the undercard was never just filler.
Concert Reviews
Danny Elfman at Fox Theatre in Detroit, MI
Danny Elfman ditched his new wave roots for industrial grind, and showed Detroit his thirty-year hiatus from touring was well worth the wait.