Aesthetic Perfection, Twin Temple, and Till Lindemann at Mission Ballroom
At the reverberant Mission Ballroom, the solo tour of Rammstein‘s enigmatic frontman, Till Lindemann, made…
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Creed and the Summer of ’99 Tour at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater
Creed hadn’t toured together in nearly 12 years (the Full Circle album touring cycle) before…
Ashes of Leviathan Tour at Red Rocks
One of the prevailing trends in rock and metal these days is the rise of…
Dropkick Murphys at the Broadmoor World Arena, October 11, 2023
The Irish had a small dropoff here in Colorado on October 11th. While green is…
Styx at Pikes Peak Center in Colorado Springs
Over the last few decades, many legacy bands have had a tremendous amount of work…
Iron Maiden terrorizing the Ball Arena in Denver
COVID-19 seemed to put a damper on almost everyone. Despite this, many of music’s foremost…
Dorothy, Classless Act and Joyous Wolf – Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
Dorothy brings her Gifts From the Holy Ghost Tour to Denver, Colorado’s Summit Music Hall…
Dragonforce with Firewind, Visions 0f Atlantis and Seven Spires in Denver, CO
London’s Dragonforce returned to the Oriental Theater in Denver, Colorado with their Extreme Power Metal…
Gary Clark Jr – Wave – Wichita, KS
On January 31st, we covered the Gary Clark Jr. concert at Wave in Wichita, Kansas. …
TOOL – Broadmoor World Arena
TOOL – a band that many love, and many hate. However, I am a fan,…
Heilung Perform Their Ritual at Red Rocks Amphitheater
Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to witness a diverse and varied group of…
Dirty Honey at Red Rocks Amphitheater
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.
Metal Tour of the Year – Photos and Review
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.
Dropkick Murphys and Rancid in Kansas City, MO
On Wednesday, Rancid and the Dropkick Murphy’s dropped into Kansas City to play one of…
Alter Bridge – Live at the Ogden Theater
Alter Bridge, a band whose pedigree begins with the original dissolution of Creed have consistently…
Slayer’s “Final Campaign” at Broadmoor World Arena
The war machine known as Slayer has been rumbling on nearly 40 years, and like…