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AWOLNATION // Live @ The Fillmore // 2.23.18

by Bob Linneman -

Article and Photos by: Bob Linneman   Philadelphia, PA – "Let's Start The Magic!"  I'm sure the crowd that filled East Allen street wasn't expecting a workout tonight, or maybe they were?  The indie-alternative-electro-dance-rock band AWOLNATION sold out The Fillmore and put on a mind-blowing performance. The evening began with two rising star

Stone Sour // Live @ The Old National Centre // 2.17.18

by Linda Carlson -

Article and Photos by: Linda Carlson   Indianapolis, IN – On February 18, Stone Sour hit the stage in the Egyptian Room at The Old National Centre. Nashville-based The Dead Deads opened the night's events.  With their trademark X’s over their eyes, the “Deads” (Meta, Johnnie, Dolly and Daisy) rocked the house, drawing the audience into their

White Reaper // Live @ Headliners // 11.25.17

by Michael W. Bright -

Article and Photos by: Michael W. Bright   Louisville, KY -- One of the few true four day weekends on this year’s calendar created a grand opportunity for Headliners in Louisville. Typically folks whose home base is here come flocking back for exaggerated meals with family, shots with friends, and wild ambitions

DragonForce // Live @ Electric Ballroom // 10.13.17

by Tash Greene -

Article and Photos by: Tash Greene   London, England – An abundance of enthusiastic power metal fans filled the Electric Ballroom, as they eagerly awaited the appearance of DragonForce on stage.  After a delayed start, The Brits opened with “Ashes of the Dawn”; a song full of punch and tasty riffs that triggered a night of crowd-surfing galore.   Renowned for their hair-whipping, the

Krewella // Live @ Emo’s // 9.22.17

by Megan Choi -

Article and Photos by: Megan Choi   The New World Tour had its second stop in Austin, TX on Friday and kicked things off with a bang. The first supporting act of the night, VenessaMichaels, opened up to a crowd that was seemingly shy at first, but soon welcomed her with open arms.

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