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Tonight the crowd arrived early at the Observatory in Santa Ana, CA. Lines started forming in the early afternoon and rightfully so as tonight's event was Sold Out. Obituary was here to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of their debut album, Slowly We Rot. Tonight would prove to be a wild…
We all knew what we were in for as the line started to grow outside the historic Hawthorne Theatre in SouthEast Portland. References to Nakatomi Plaza and Nintendo blended in seamlessly with the dragons on the shirts of the audience eagerly awaiting for the doors to open. Tonight, being a…
Amon Amarth, the undisputed lords of Viking Death Metal, had there eyes set on Portland as their next target while promoting their latest album, Berzerker at the iconic Roseland Theatre. Along their conquest of North America they were joined by Arch Enemy, the famed Progressive, Melodic cross-over and At the…
The audience at the Bossanova Ballroom was beyond ecstatic upon the arrival of two of the greatest ambassadors of folk metal to arrive in Portland. The Wanderers Towards Rebirth Tour featured Eluveitie, the elegantly dressed, nine-member Swiss Folk ensemble who brought more instruments than I knew names of to the…
Like a swarm of locusts converging to feed, a horde of blackened shirts and tattered denim emerged from the darkness and congregated to Hawthorne Theatre in Southeast Portland for an unforgettable night of cosmic destruction. A new state, a new city and a journey across an ocean led me to…
Greta Van Fleet stormed Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Monday September 23rd with opening act Shannon & The Clams. They also performed a 2nd show on Tuesday September 24th. Both shows were sold-out and both highlighted why vintage rock and roll is alive and well in the USA. Oakland’s Shannon &…
Classic. Merriam Webster defines the word as: Serving as a standard of excellence, of recognized value. Or traditional, authentic. I can think of a goodly number of things that are deserving of this distinction. The classic suit and tie, burger and fries, the black dress, apple pie, or even Classic…
Tucked away in a watery oasis on the beach of Lake Perris, California, the Same Same But Different Festival returned for their second year and looked to up the ante on what ended up being an unexpected success last year. With new festivals popping up everyday and everywhere, most are…
Chris Jericho. Even if you don’t know his history of being a famous WWF/WWE wrestling star since the 1990’s, TV actor, writer, etc., you get the feeling there’s nothing subtle about him with a name like that. His band Fozzy has been steadily rising in the ranks for decades and…
On Monday, September 9th, I was joined by fans from all over to see the rock stars we call Breaking Benjamin. Not only did they straight up rock the stage, they had other killer acts destroy it right before them. With performances on the docket from DIAMANTE, Dorothy, Three Days…
You know a show is going to be good when it sells out in a couple weeks. Coming off a 7-year tour hiatus, Angels and Airwaves really came and conquered the stage Friday night at Emo’s in Austin, Texas. They also brought some fantastic acts along with them. Needless to…
It was Sunday night on Labor Day weekend. I hadn’t been grilling. I hadn’t been drinking. I hadn’t gone to the beach. Instead, I charged up my camera and headed down to LA Santa’s basement in Santa Ana, CA to see the underground SoundCloud rapper, Lil House Phone. I first…

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