All posts tagged "show review"
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The final Vans Warped Tour sells out Shoreline Amphitheater
I couldn’t wait for the summer and the Warped Tour Blink 182 spoke for us all with their hit track “The Rock Show” off Take...
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The Mighty Mighty BossToneS perform at the historic Fillmore
The Mighty Mighty BossToneS are back in full swing supporting their brand new album, While We’re At It, which is said to be a collection of soon-to-be...
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The Wrecks + New Politics bring Lost In Translation to the Bay Area
As the already-highly-saturated music industry progresses, it’s a rare and refreshing feat to discover a band as talented, passionate and driven as The Wrecks who...
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James Bay performs for sold out crowd at the Fillmore
British vocalist/instrumentalist James Bay began 2018 with the release of his single, “Wild Love,” a track with soothing vocals and just the right amount of...
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Lydia produces studio-perfect sound during live performance
If you haven’t yet listened to the band Lydia, I suggest you start today. I’ll admit I was a bit late to the game, only...
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Steve Aoki brings his Kolony to the Bay!
How better to spend a Saturday night in San Francisco than with EDM/DJ/Producer superstar Steve Aoki who brought his Kolony Tour to the Bay, the...
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Neck Deep closes out The Peace & The Panic Tour
There was a time when “pop punk” meant guy-liner, angst, maybe a pair of bondage pants in your closet… England-natives in Neck Deep may not...
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Judah and The Lion want you to eat more chocolate
“Ordinary people can do extraordinary things…” The words echoed throughout the historic Fillmore venue in San Francisco as Judah and The Lion gear up to...
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Sons of Apollo live at The Forge
Last Sunday evening at The Forge in Joliet, just outside of Chicago Illinois, Sons of Apollo came together for one amazing night. The band, an American-progressive-metal-super-group...
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Lights brings Skin & Earth to San Francisco
It is no secret that as time marches on, so do popular trends or what is expected to be the norm. As we get closer...
