Maynard James Keenan. A man of many talents and faces, and wholly worshipped by many. No, I’m not kidding. A man well known for his forays into music (TOOL, A Perfect Circle) and wine, and a myriad of other skills (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and comedy), tends to get pigeonholed with his two most famous bands. Fortunately for us, there are so many more facets to him.
It was a double header of new wave and synth-pop when Howard Jones and Midge…
On June 9th, the Knotfest Roadshow made a stop here in Colorado Springs. The sold…
After a very successful re-emergence in the music scene and releasing their first album in…
Dorothy brings her Gifts From the Holy Ghost Tour to Denver, Colorado’s Summit Music Hall…
London’s Dragonforce returned to the Oriental Theater in Denver, Colorado with their Extreme Power Metal…
If you like it heavy, loud and fast – Judas Priest are ready to deliver….
The Wood Brothers brought their trademark mix of folk, gospel and blues (along with a…
On January 31st, we covered the Gary Clark Jr. concert at Wave in Wichita, Kansas. …
Bitter temps and a pile of snow didn’t stop Ghost from bringing their trademark theatrics…
TOOL – a band that many love, and many hate. However, I am a fan,…
It was a night of flashing lights, kinetic energy and lots of Scottish synth-pop when…
It’s not difficult to see why buzz has been building for The HU these past…
The show must go on. And go on it did when Styx finally emerged on…
Dirty Honey. Dirty Honey… The name just feels so… sticky and… well, dirty. I suppose it is, and as a band name, it couldn’t be more apt for the fellas that are part and parcel of Dirty Honey. Dirty, bluesy rock is their game, and they play it hard and well.
OVID-19 has been a monster. It doesn’t have to be stated, but we all know how true it is. Between the loss of life and incredible numbers of people having long-term symptoms, we saw the music and entertainment industry practically crumble in front of us. All of a sudden, tours were canceled, and people’s livelihoods were at stake. Throughout it all, we held up hope that shows would kickstart before long, while we continued to support our favorite artists by purchasing merch online. For 18 months, I was sidelined from seeing music in a live setting, which is near and dear to my heart, and fortunately, that all changed on August 27th.
