Coheed and Cambria Land In Denver with Taking Back Sunday and The Story So Far
On August 6th, 2018 progressive rockers, Coheed and Cambria, teamed up with the alternative rock…
Reviews
The Cult Turned Red Rocks Into Their Sanctuary
British Rockers, The Cult, performed for a sold out crowd at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on…
Slayer Destroys Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater in Greenwood Village, CO
Slayer Destroys Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre Greenwood Village, CO Thrash metal fans filled in at Fiddler’s…
Alice Cooper Brought the Shock Rock to Pikes Peak Center – Colorado Springs, CO
Alice Cooper Bringing the Shock Rock to Pikes Peak Center Colorado Springs, CO The man…
Review: Covet – effloresce
This post-rock collective from San Francisco, CA, has created a very interesting release. Kind of in-between an EP and an LP, their sound borders between some freestyle jazz, post-rock, alternative, and shoegaze.
Foreigner and Whitesnake – Pepsi Center – Denver, CO
It wasn’t but a year ago that I was checking in on FaceBook with a…
Styx, Joan Jett & The Black Hearts and Tesla – Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre – Englewood, CO
To say that Styx are good showman would probably be a bit of an understatement….
Review: William Ryan Key – “THIRTEEN”
For fans of RYAN KEY and YELLOWCARD, this EP is a must-have. Between the sparse instrumentation, and the heartfelt, melancholy vocals, this is an absolutely gorgeous and ambitious record. Despite his time in Yellowcard, his solo endeavor offers him the opportunity to stretch out acoustically and be himself, without the additional layers, and ever-changing genre-bending his band was known for.
Poison and Cheap Trick – Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre – Englewood, CO
The last time I saw Poison my hair was big, my jeans were ripped and…
Review: AMORPHIS – “Queen of Time”
AMORPHIS “Queen of Time” 01. The Bee 02. Message In The Amber 03. Daughter of…
A Perfect Circle – “Eat the Elephant” Review
A PERFECT CIRCLE “Eat The Elephant” 01. Eat the Elephant02. Disillusioned03. The Contrarian04. The Doomed05….
The Boys are Back: Black Stone Cherry – Family Tree Review
Kentucky’s southern-fried, bluesy, country-rock titans are back with their new album, Family Tree! The blue-collar, Kentucky backwoods-bred sound is completely inimitable, and these boys continue to grow and develop that sound at home. The foursome of Chris (Robertson, guitars/vocals), Ben (Wells, guitars/backing vocals), Jon (Lawhon, bass/backing vocals) and John Fred (Young, drums/backing vocals) have been bonded by the roots they share in western Kentucky, and their music.
Judas Priest and Saxon – Budweiser Events Center – Loveland, CO
Denim and leather. Metal gods running wild. There was no shortage of either at Budwesier…
Album Review: Saxon – Thunderbolt
With their aptly named twenty-second release, Thunderbolt, British metal veterans Saxon are at it once…
Nightwish at the Paramount Theater, Denver, CO – April 3rd, 2018
Decades. The title of both Nightwish’s current tour, and recently released compilation album bring to mind…
Avatar – Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
On January 31st, Avatar blew the doors off of Denver’s Summit Music Hall. Their bombastic, explosive,…