The Front Bottoms // Live @ The Fillmore // 10.19.2022 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Jason Robey - October 24, 2022 Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC -- Indie rock was in the air Wednesday night at the Fillmore, when The Front Bottoms brought their tour for a stop in the Queen City. The evening started out with a unique and interesting set by the one-man-band, Mobley. Emerging on stage with
Panchiko // Live @ Bronze Peacock Room // 10.20.22 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - October 23, 2022October 27, 2022 Articles and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Everybody likes a Cinderella story, but in the music industry - which can get very cutthroat - we rarely hear about them. Panchiko’s story is somewhat of a Cinderella story since it took the band almost 20 years to get the recognition
Wednesday 13 // Live @ Elevation 27 // 9.21.22 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - September 23, 2022 Article and photos by: Wendy Podmenik Woodell VIRGINIA BEACH, VA-- Keeping perfectly in theme for the upcoming Halloween season, Wednesday 13 arrived in Virginia Beach to terrify us and haunt our memories. This long-established icon of the horror-punk genre is touring with his bandmates to promote their 9th studio album, Horrifier.
Train // Live @ Veterans United Home Loan Amphitheater // 7.2.22 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC Uncategorized by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - July 18, 2022 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA-- A warm summer night was the perfect setting for a great concert line up. Three bands that worked together, either on stage supporting each other's sets or by recording together in the past. A powerful opening by the legendary Blues Traveler, and John Popper's work on the harp
Flogging Molly // Live @ MCU Amphitheatre // 6.10.2022 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC Uncategorized by Jason Robey - June 17, 2022 Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC -- Friday night was a beautiful night for a show in Charlotte, as Celtic punk veterans Flogging Molly made a tour stop in the Queen City. There was an unfortunate change in the lineup when co-headliners The Interrupters had to cancel their appearance due
BUKU Music + Art Project // New Orleans, LA // 3.25-3.26.22 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED FESTIVALS MUSIC by Sam Fallone - March 30, 2022March 30, 2022 Article + Photos by Sam Fallone New Orleans, LA -- BUKU was truly a special experience and unlike any other festival I have attended. The vibes were good, the weather was good, everyone was looking great. I was thoroughly impressed with the time and effort put into everyone's festival outfits and
Buddy Guy // Live @ The Palace Theater // 2.25.22 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Michael W. Bright - March 1, 2022 Article and Photos by: Michael W. Bright Louisville, KY--Blues music is alive and well. In fact it may even occupy a greater space than it did two years ago, pre-Covid. We're all sick and tired of being sick and tired. At the same time we desperately want to celebrate SOMETHING! So when the center
Judas Priest // Live @ Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater // 9.9.21 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC Uncategorized by Wendy Podmenik Woodell - September 14, 2021September 28, 2021 Article by: Wendy Podmenik Darugar Virginia Beach, VA—During a night of spattering rain and temperatures morphing from summer humidity to the cool of fall, Judas Priest brought solid metal power to Virginia. The “Fifty Heavy Metal Years” tour was originally slated to kick off in 2020, but the Coronavirus pandemic and resulting
Ribberfest with John Mayall // Live @ Madison, Indiana // 8.20.21 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED FESTIVALS MUSIC by Michael W. Bright - August 28, 2021 Article and Photos by: Michael W. Bright Madison, IN -- When there’s a Summer festival boasting barbecue and blues you kinda figure that a few pigs are gonna get hurt. And as far as the blues, Well COVID has dealt out a mess of blues. Getting to hear live blues music
Ben Sollee and the Jesse Lees // Live @ Headliners // 6.13.21 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Michael W. Bright - June 21, 2021 Article and Photos by: Michael W. Bright I suppose we all make the mistake of presupposing that we know what expect when we go to see a cello concert. We would be wrong. Ben Sollee and The Jesse Lees layed out a set that wound through soul, hip-hop, and smokin' high energy