The 1975 is definitely out of my normal punk wheelhouse, but it's always nice to have a few palate cleansers to give variety to your musical life. ...
Read More →The 1975 is definitely out of my normal punk wheelhouse, but it's always nice to have a few palate cleansers to give variety to your musical life. ...
Read More →The Halloween spirit was in full effect at The Eagle Hall on Oct. 30, as evidenced by free candy at the door, the fact that these photos were taken by a girl in a banana suit (Thanks, Hunter!), and by all three bands I saw being scary good. ...
Read More →In 2003, AFI had just signed to Dreamworks and the single for “Girls Not Grey” had become something a 40 minute wait on Bearshare could provide. The band played a special show at The Huntridge that I was lucky enough to snag a ticket to (thanks to Frank at Balcony Lights). ...
Read More →The Joint was packed on Friday, October 25th for the return of Slayer. The cries of “Slayer! Slaaaaaayyyyer!” were nearly deafening as the legendary thrash metal band took the stage to play an awesome throwback set, reaching far into their extensive catalogue. ...
Read More →I’ve been going to shows for more than half my life now but I never really felt old until the announcement that New Found Glory and Alkaline Trio would be joining forces for a co-headlining tour. ...
Read More →Weeknight shows don’t always draw big crowds, particularly 21+ plus shows aimed at an audience of people who need to be up early for work. So I was happy to see the respectable turnout at The Dive’s October 23rd show with Joey Briggs, Divided Heaven, Brock Frabbiele and Bobby Meader. ...
Read More →The Scream It Like You Mean It tour hit the Henderson Events Plaza on Oct. 22, with rock veterans Story of the Year headlining and Like Moths to Flames, Hawthorne Heights, Set It Off, and I Am King rounding out the bill. In its fifth year, this tour was considerably smaller than previous packages but it was still a pretty amazing night, nonetheless. ...
Read More →The Lost Boys Tour made a stop in Henderson last week and Stickup Kid got things started early with an uptempo set that really showcased how much they've grown as a band over the past couple of years. Hot off a tour of Japan, they played highlights from their latest record Future Fire, “The Depths of Me” and “Lost,” but their best song of the night (and a personal favorite of mine), was “Lighthouse.” I’m a big fan of Stickup Kid, and I can’t think of a better way to have started out the night. ...
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