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When Black Label Society rolled into The Wellmont Theater on April 3, 2026, the night was meant to be built on riffs, reverence, and something even more powerful: a sold-out hometown return. For Zakk Wylde, this wasn't just another date on the tour - it was personal. Born in Bayonne,…
They should've handed out earplugs, aspirin, and a waiver for neck trauma at the door of The Belasco Thursday night, because what went down wasn't a concert - it was a beautifully sustained act of sonic vandalism. The kind that doesn't just rattle your bones but rearranges your internal wiring,…
One of the most legendary groove metal bands has been going strong for the last 30+ years. Lamb of God has been constantly on the road and releasing new music for decades and nothing is slowing them down. Now hitting the road again in 2026 in support of their newest…
This is not an April Fool's joke - Ricky Montgomery took over The Wiltern with support from Bella Kay on April 1st for his 10-year anniversary tour of his debut album Montgomery Ricky. Even before doors opened, there was a line wrapping around the building outside. It was a show…
One of the fastest rising bands in the deathcore scene is Slaughter to Prevail. Hailing from Russia, Slaughter to Prevail has proven to have some of the hardest hitting moshers fans during their live shows. After the last couple of years touring as direct support on many tours, Slaughter to…
Cornelia Murr's final night of tour at the Lodge Room felt like one of those rare shows that completely changes your understanding of an artist. On record, her music can read as dreamy, ethereal, slow-burning, almost folky. Live, it opened up into something much more physical and instrument-driven. That was…
Metalheads feasted this week - the Into Oblivion tour, with Sanguisugabogg, Fit for an Autopsy, Kublai Khan TX and Lamb of God hit Minneapolis' Armory on Tuesday, and it was a neck-crushing night of breakdowns, circle pits, and the busiest security night of the year as wave after wave of…
Hawthorne Heights' first album was a seminal music tome in the annals of emo history. They kept that momentum going with their second album If Only You Were Lonely, released in 2006. With it now being 20 years since the release of that album, Hawthorne Heights have hit the road…
Stepping into the halls of the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall for Ashnikko's Smoochies Tour, you were greeted with a sea of fans in fashionably chaotic stylings as far as the eye could see. Ashnikko is known for her exuberant Tokyo-inspired street fashion that mixes cyber-fairy aesthetics, dystopian warrior, and…
Skillet brought full-blown arena rock energy to a sold-out crowd on March 16, 2026, at The Signal in Chattanooga, and what stood out just as much as the performance was the crowd itself. It wasn't your typical hard rock demographic. From the youngest fans (yes, I really did spot a…
There's something quietly mesmerizing about a debut that doesn't try too hard to announce itself - and When the Quiet Breaks, the first EP from AfterEcho, embodies that perfectly. Rather than chasing instant hooks, the record leans into atmosphere, letting tension and emotion rise slowly, like a tide creeping over…
There are shows that function as performances, and then there are shows that feel like gatherings. "Bando & Friends" at Dragonfly Hollywood leaned firmly toward the latter - a curated night built around community, collaboration, and shared history. The event brought together a lineup of artists closely connected to Blimes…
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