Silverstein storms Long Island with their 25 Years Of Noise tour

Starting out the electrifying evening was a captivating video documentary that chronicled the band’s illustrious career, stretching from the moment the world was supposedly supposed to end to the present day. The predominant theme throughout the film was the unwavering loyalty of the band's dedicated fans, contrasted with the deep commitment the band has always shown towards their supporters. As the band finally entered the stage, the energy in the venue erupted into a feverous roar, marking the beginning of a 25-year celebration of noise. They kicked off the night with their newest song, "Skin and Bones," setting the tone for the evening. Alongside fan favorites like "My Heroine," "The After Glow," and "Infinite," the band masterfully touched upon various highlights from their extensive career. While it is common for bands to profess their love for their fans, it is sometimes rare for them to genuinely remember and express their gratitude. However, Shane took a moment to give an enthusiastic shout-out to the NYHC group, acknowledging the profound impact they have had on the band’s journey. From that electrifying moment onward, the mosh pit grew larger and more chaotic, a testament to the palpable excitement in the crowd. With this tour slated to continue through March and two anticipated new albums, "Anti-Bloom" and "Pink Moon," set to be released soon, 2025 is shaping up to be an extraordinary year for fans and the band alike.

For more info - https://silversteinmusic.com

New Jersey's Thursday reveled in their close-to-home show, and the love from New York was clearly evident in the enthusiastic response of the crowd. The performance spanned a celebration of their illustrious career, featuring fan favorites such as "War All the Time," "Jet Black New Year," and their newest release. This particular song, "Taking Inventory of a Frozen Lake," was notably released just as the Times Square New Year's Ball was dropped, adding a layer of significance to the moment. With the exciting addition of guitarist Wade MacNeil from Alexisonfire, the band is clearly hitting on all cylinders and is looking forward with great anticipation to what 2025 has in store for them.

To keep up with the band - https://www.thursday.net

Arm’s Length let the audience know that emo and nu-metal are alive and well, and this talented Canadian band is proudly carrying the flag for these vibrant genres. With an enthusiastic set that primarily showcased tracks from their acclaimed 2021 release, Everything Nice, they captivated the crowd. Songs like "In Loving Memory," "Overture," and "Tough Love" resonated deeply with fans, reminding everyone of the emotional depth and raw energy that defines their music. It's evident that this band is well on their way to embarking on their own milestone, celebrating a remarkable 25-year tour in the future.

For more info - https://armslength.shop

Split Chain kicked off the evening with a dynamic performance, proving once again that the U.K. can rock with the best of them in the music scene. The huge crowd gathered so early in the night truly validated their appeal and the excitement surrounding their live show. With their infectious energy and powerful message, it's clear that music enthusiasts should not overlook this talented band. Be sure to check out their latest release, "I’m Not Dying to be Here," which showcases their distinctive sound and artistic vision.

For more info - https://www.splitchain.uk/home

Close Enemies heat up the night at City Winery, NYC

It says a great deal about a band’s ambition and confidence when they embark on a tour without previously releasing any new music, and that is precisely what the band Close Enemies is doing. On one of the most frigid nights that New York City has experienced in quite some time, this talented ensemble, featuring Tom Hamilton on bass, Peter Stroud on guitar, Tony Brock on drums, Trace Foster on guitar, and Chasen Hampton providing powerful vocals, truly delighted the attentive crowd with their captivating classic rock style. The setlist featured an impressive array of songs including "Rain," "Sounds Like a Train," and "Dry Rocket," but it was the encore that brought the most excitement, especially for the fans clad in Aerosmith t-shirts. They were thrilled to hear two of Tom’s most iconic tracks: "Sick as a Dog" and "Sweet Emotion." The evening was packed with not only great music but also lighthearted banter, especially when Peter jokingly asked Trace if it might have been wiser to start the tour in sunny Florida rather than braving the cold up north. Peter concluded by expressing his heartfelt gratitude to the audience for taking the chance to come out and enjoy performances of songs that many were unfamiliar with. In the end, that leap of faith was undoubtedly worth it. With only a handful of January shows left on their schedule, do not hesitate to Take the Chance and experience the dynamic performance of Close Enemies live.

For more info -https://closeenemiestheband.com/tour/

Don't Believe in Ghosts and Cage Willis bring the heat to NYC.

Hailing from the vibrant city of New York and having not graced the stage in an impressive 9 months, both the audience and the band were eager to let loose and create an unforgettable atmosphere at The Mercury Lounge, located on the Eastside of New York. Their unique alternative New York sound had the crowd dancing and singing along from the very first note, maintaining the high energy throughout the night, especially during standout tracks like "Put Your Head Back," "Drowning," and their newest release, "Brooklyn Baby." The unforeseen challenges of 2020 may have temporarily derailed their momentum, but the band now appears more than ready to get right back into the groove and continue their upward trajectory in the music scene.

To stay up to date with the band - https://www.dontbelieveinghosts.com

Opening the night was the captivating Outlaw Southern Rock artist Cage Willis. While there may not have been as much dancing as with DBIG, there was certainly an abundance of drinking among the enthusiastic crowd. This talented trio managed to fill the sonic space in a way that made it feel as if there were five members on stage performing. With standout tracks like "Bones," "Way Out Here," and a yet-to-be-released song titled "Same Old Shit," the audience formed a strong connection with both their sound and their poignant lyrics. The energy of their stage presence was undeniable, as fans cheered, hooted, and fully embraced the entire set. We are eagerly looking forward to whatever Cage Willis has planned for his next release!

To find out more - https://cagewillis.com

Steel Panther celebrates 15 YRS. of "Feel the Steel"

The Paramount was the perfect venue to kick off the 15-year celebration, as Huntington, Long Island, is famously known for its vibrant and electric party atmosphere. Tonight was no different; as the audience strolled in, you could clearly see and intensely feel that they were ready to let loose and rock the night away. The party truly began with "Eye of the Panther," and the band delivered everything you would expect from the renowned Steel Panther. Each member of the band was a captivating spectacle in their own right, bringing unique energy and charisma to the performance. Mike Starr made sure to point out "Banana Man" early in the set, promising him a memorable spot on stage, which he delivered during the encore performance of "Glory Hole." The band is celebrated not only for their humor but also for their infectious songs, high-energy performances, and, of course, the stunning GIRLS. Throughout various songs, a special sexy lady was playfully serenaded by the band on stage, with the standout highlight being "17 Girls in a Row." However, for me, the undeniable musical highlight was when Akira Takasaki from Loudness joined the stage to play guitar on "Running with the Devil." Holy shit, what an unforgettable opening night of this tour! Everyone better bring their stamina because this is one exhilarating, non-stop ride that you won’t want to miss.

To stay on top of the band - https://steelpanther.com

Stone Horses opened tonight's festivities with their captivating, straight-to-the-heart style of rock. I had been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to see this band perform live, as I remember John Allen and Jason Heiser from their time in the fantastic band Charm City Devils. From the very first chords, it was clear that I was not going to be disappointed; their energy was infectious. This was pure rock and roll at its finest, showcasing a raw passion that resonated with everyone in attendance. Make sure you arrive at the show early, because Stone Horses is a band that truly should not be missed. Their newest album, Redemption Chronicles, is available now, adding even more excitement to their already impressive lineup.

Check the band out - https://stonehorsesmusic.com

W.A.S.P. and Armored Saint Roll their Metal Machine into NYC !

With the UFC fighting for dominance at the world’s most famous arena, just a block away, the Hammerstein Ballroom was alive with the thunderous energy of 80's metal. Blackie Lawless brought his highly anticipated Album One Tour to this historic venue, celebrating the landmark anniversary of their debut album by performing it in its entirety. As the lights dimmed and the crowd buzzed with excitement, the audio cranked out a captivating mixtape of classic WASP songs, heightening the anticipation as the band made their way onto the stage. They kicked off the evening with the electrifying anthem “I Wanna Be Somebody.” Midway through the set, Blackie paused to warmly welcome the audience, sharing that they had never before opened with that particular song. He also mentioned his initial reservations about performing the album in its entirety, but after reflecting on how Led Zeppelin had boldly done the same with one of their own albums, he felt inspired to go ahead and celebrate this landmark in WASP’s history. Throughout the show, Blackie stood confidently behind his imposing skeleton microphone stand, flanked by his talented bandmates Doug Blair, Mike Duda, and Aquiles Priester. Together, they delivered the perfect SOUNDTRACK to the album that launched their storied career. After a brief intermission, the band returned to the stage, igniting the crowd once again with a thrilling medley of fan favorites, including the classic hits “Wildchild” and “Blind in Texas.”

For more tour and wasp info - https://www.waspnation.com

Opening the evening was yet another iconic band from the 80’s metal scene, the legendary Armored Saint. Their no-frills stage presence, combined with their powerful songs, transported me right back to a time when you could catch any one of the soon-to-be-huge bands—like Metallica, W.A.S.P., Anthrax, and others—performing at one of the many vibrant metal clubs scattered throughout New York City. As John Bush recounted a nostalgic story about performing in the renowned L’Amour in Brooklyn, it became clear that the band's history was deeply intertwined with the rich fabric of the metal scene. The setlist featured a greatest hits collection that spanned their long and distinguished career. At one memorable moment, John cleverly snuck his way to the balcony to sing closer to the audience lingering in the back, creating a special connection that made everyone feel welcomed and like they truly belonged. They also displayed no signs of slowing down, as they energetically played two of their more recent songs alongside the cherished classics that fans have loved for years.

To stay up to date with the band - https://armoredsaint.com

Long Island Celebrates 40 Years of STRYPER at The Patchogue Theatre

On this absolutely perfect fall day in Patchogue, Long Island, the legendary band Stryper rolled into town to delight their devoted fans. The spectacle of their gigantic semi-truck and tour bus taking over the back parking lot demanded everyone's attention at the venue. Embracing their impressive 40 years together, the band made a bold decision to forgo an opening act, opting instead to treat us to two full sets of music that would surely resonate with fans of all ages. As the powerful and iconic "Battle Hymn of the Republic" rolled through the speakers, anticipation surged within the crowd, knowing that the band was sure to follow shortly after. Robert Sweet took his commanding position in the drum riser, and when Oz Fox walked onto the stage, the venue erupted into thunderous applause. This show of support was particularly meaningful given Oz's recent medical challenges, and it was truly a blessing to witness him performing live. Soon after, Michael Sweet and Perry Richardson joined the stage, officially launching the Metal Sermon with their unforgettable hit "Loud 'n' Clear." Clad in their signature yellow and black stripes, which fans have come to associate with their distinctive image, the first set delivered everything an avid Stryper fan could have ever wanted from their early days all the way through their heyday. Between songs, Michael Sweet engaged the audience with captivating stories about the band's beginnings and shared intriguing tidbits regarding each song they performed. He even lightheartedly explained that there would be a 30-minute intermission where the band would step backstage to recharge, praying the audience would not to leave, as the second set would include an array of recent material. The 30-minute intermission came and went, yet not a single soul vacated the building; the faithful fans knew that the newer tracks rock just as hard as the classics. When they kicked off the second set with "Reborn," they touched on every album, including their most recent release, When We Were Kings. The night culminated in a rousing rendition of their classic Sing Along Song, leaving us with memories that would keep us celebrating for the next 40 years.

To stay up to date with everything Styper - https://stryper.com/music

Enter Shikari brings their "Dancing on the Frontline tour" to heart of NYC

Saturday night in the bustling heart of Times Square presents a unique challenge for everyone attempting to draw an audience into their show, but Enter Shikari, alongside their talented supporting acts You Me at Six and Yours Truly, had no trouble at all filling the historic Palladium Theater to capacity. Still riding high on the success of their latest album, “A Kiss for the Whole World,” they dazzled the crowd with an astounding theatrical light show that complemented their energetic performance. As soon as the charismatic vocalist Rou Reynolds took the stage, he captivated the audience with a powerful spoken monologue before the band launched into their iconic track, “System…” They delivered a solid set that seamlessly spanned across all seven albums in their discography, showcasing their evolution as artists. It was truly a night to remember, as concertgoers exited the venue and stepped back into the vibrant circus that is NYC's Times Square.

To keep up with everything Enter Shikari -https://www.entershikari.com

Setting the tone for Enter Shikari were another prominent English band, You Me at Six. Earlier in the year, the band made the poignant announcement that this would be their final tour together, a fact that weighed heavily on the hearts of devoted fans. Knowing this, the audience held onto each word and musical note a bit tighter, savoring every moment. When a band declares it’s their last tour, they sometimes tend to mail in their performance, but not this band. From their electrifying opener, “Room to Breathe,” to the thrilling moment they brought out Rou Reynolds for “No Future? Yeah right,” they absolutely killed it. They even showcased a delightful sense of humor; when the drummer encountered some technical issues, lead singer Josh had plenty of jokes ready to keep the crowd entertained and engaged. If this truly was their last show in NYC, what an unforgettable way to go out!

Opening the night from Australia were the incredibly talented trio “Yours Truly.” I always appreciate a well-rounded trio, especially when they effectively combine infectious punk grooves with a captivating pop vocal style. For those who knew of their rising popularity and had made it early to the show, as well as for those still making their way into the theatre, Yours Truly had no trouble commanding the audience's full attention. They played a selection of songs from their two impressive albums, including tracks from their latest release, “Toxic.” This electrifying set not only showcased their vibrant energy but also gave everyone an exciting reason to continue seeking out more from this promising band in the future.

To keep up with Yours Truly - https://yourstruly.band

Everclear Brought the 90's Alt Rock Hits to Long Islands' Paramount Theatre

It has been a few years since Art and the band last graced the iconic Paramount stage, but they certainly made up for the lost time with a fantastic set filled with everything you wanted to hear. Only a band with a massive catalog of hits can confidently get away with playing one of their top hits, "Father of Mine," so early on in their set and still manage to keep the audience rocking for the rest of the night away. It was also heartening to witness the love returned for the vibrant 90s scene, as it was a packed house at the Paramount Theatre, buzzing with excitement.

To keep up with everything Everclear - https://www.everclearmusic.com

Marcy Playground delivered yet another amazing performance as a quintessential 90’s rock hit machine. They had the honor of playing either the middle set or serving as the opener for Everclear, a decision that brought an electric atmosphere to the venue. The band created a fun and exciting environment for the audience to immerse themselves in the music, especially highlighted when Jimi from Jimmies Chicken Shack joined them on stage to perform the beloved song “Sherry Fraser.” They expertly split their setlist, presenting hits from their albums in a balanced fashion, ensuring that the crowd received a well-rounded experience. The night kicked off with the energetic opening track “Poppies” and culminated with the unforgettable fan favorite “Star Baby.” Of course, they included their number one hit “Sex and Candy,” which kept the crowd moving and dancing all night long.

To stay up to date with the band - https://www.marcyplayground.net

The night began with Jimmie’s Chicken Shack, and as Jimi Haha energetically welcomed everyone to the openers’ opener, the audience could feel an electric anticipation in the air. I wasn’t quite sure how the night would unfold at first, particularly as Jimi, who walked with a cane and had a noticeable limp, made his way onto the stage. However, all of my concerns quickly evaporated once he strapped on his guitar and confidently walked to the center stage. In that moment, it became clear that the band, alongside Jimi, was about to push into high gear. They delivered an exhilarating performance, showcasing their punk stoner vibe that beautifully complemented the alternative rock genre. Jimmie’s Chicken Shack was undoubtedly the perfect band to kick off this exciting night of music. Although their set felt standard and disappointingly brief for someone like me, with memorable tracks like “Do Right” and “High” included in the lineup, there was simply no way they could go wrong.

To keep up with the guys - http://jimmieschickenshack.net

Dirty Honey and The Band Feel bring their party to The Paramount, Long Island

October 2nd, 2024

The NY Mets may have been rocking the TV sets, but the real Party was happening at the Paramount Theatre with Dirty Honey hosting an unforgettable night! Hailing from vibrant Los Angeles, these talented boys know exactly how to bring that straight-up rock sound infused with infectious grooves that made the audience dance with abandon, especially the ladies in attendance. Their dynamic set heavily featured tracks from their latest album, “Can’t Find the Brakes,” while still giving a nod to fan favorites from their earlier self-titled album and EP. The electrifying sound and mesmerizing sight of Dirty Honey transported me back to a time I thought was lost amidst all the new genres of music flooding the scene. If this is the direction in which Rock music is headed, then Hallelujah, it’s going to be an exhilarating and thrilling ride of incredible Music!

To keep up with the band - https://www.dirtyhoney.com

Now, usually, the opening band is a hit or miss act in the grand scheme of concerts, especially when they share the stage with a well-known headliner. However, that was not the case with The Band Feel. They were an undeniable hit from the very first chords struck at the beginning of the night, proving to be a perfect pairing with Dirty Honey. Hailing from St. Louis, this young and vibrant band possesses all the right attributes needed to be headlining festivals and venues in the near future. With a style that draws inspiration from the past while maintaining a refreshing modern sensibility, they truly stand out. Despite having only one studio album to their credit, they impressed the audience with their live album, which really showcases their talents. This is undeniably the way they are meant to be seen and heard—live and in person. I honestly cannot wait to see what comes next from The Band Feel as they continue to evolve and capture the attention of music lovers everywhere.

To Keep up with the band -https://www.thebandfeel.com/press

Starset brings The Immersion: The Final Chapter tour to Long Island

September15th , 2024- Having had the immense pleasure of seeing this band perform back in 2014 in a small, intimate downstairs club in New York City, to now experiencing their remarkable show on a huge stage at The Paramount in Long Island, has truly been an amazing journey. It has been a privilege to witness their evolving vision of the band and their captivating music over the years. The Paramount experience was a feast for the senses; from the exhilarating music to the stunning stage performance, you simply couldn't take your eyes off the band. With a impressive double-tier stage, an array of spinning tubing adorning the front screen, and a massive back screen that brilliantly projected images that complemented the storyline, the visual experience was equally stunning. They performed every song you would want to hear from their extensive catalog, including the newest tracks from 2024. This was undoubtedly a MUST-see show that left a lasting impact on all who attended.

To keep with Starset -https://www.starsetonline.com

The Legendary King's X Brings their thunder to Long Island, NY

August 11, 2024 - 89 North - Patchogue, NY. As the sun was gently setting on the close of a beautiful Sunday evening, the exhilarating roar of the crowd and the electrifying sound of the band served as a powerful reminder that there was still ample time to rock and enjoy the music. King's X brought their much-anticipated Three Sides of One tour to 89 North, captivating the audience and enlightening them with a remarkable setlist that spanned their impressive 40-plus years of performing on the stage. The band played heavily from their latest release, Three Sides of One, featuring standout tracks such as "Let it Rain," "All God’s Children," and "Give It Up." Yet, they skillfully ensured that the audience was not left without a reminder of their classic hits, performing fan favorites like "Goldilox" and "Dogman." The musicianship of Doug Pinnick, Ty Tabor, and Jerry Gaskell was nothing short of extraordinary, but it was the band's heartfelt messages that truly resonated with everyone, bringing the audience together in a profound sense of family as we departed the show. Experiencing King's X live is undeniably an experience that everyone should have, witnessing them continue to perform at such a high level.

To Stay up to date on everything King’s X -https://kingsxrocks.com

Eric Johnson Brings the Straight Up Tones of Blue Tour to Long Island,NY

August 6th, 2024 - Patchogue Theatre, NY. Even though the tri-state area was enduring a relentless weather storm with heavy rain flooding the roads and creating a gloomy atmosphere, the dedicated crowd still came out to experience the incredible guitar virtuoso Eric Johnson, who was determined to deliver a little sunshine amidst all that dampness. Accompanied by the talented Tom Brechtlein on drums and the skilled Roscoe Beck on bass, this remarkable trio treated us to two sets brimming with fantastic blues and rock music. That’s right, two electrifying sets. The first set featured all new material, which had the crowd grooving and dancing as if they had been familiar with the songs forever. The second set showcased everything you would hope to hear from Eric Johnson, including all the classic hits that fans adore.

To Keep up with everything Eric Johnson - https://www.ericjohnson.com

John Lodge brings the songs and stories of The Moody Blues to Long Island , Patchogue Theatre

On July 17th on Long Island, NY, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame bassist, vocalist, and songwriter John Lodge graced the stage at the Patchogue Theatre. With no opening band, the audience was treated to two remarkable sets. The first set featured beloved hits like "I'm Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)", "Gemini Dream", and "The Voice", during which guest vocalist/guitarist Jon Davison from Yes joined the band. It wasn't just the songs that captivated the night, but also the timeless stories shared by Jon in between performances. One memorable tale recounted the time when the Moody Blues were replaced as the headliners by a promising young band from Liverpool – none other than The Beatles.

With bandmates Alan Hewitt on keyboards, Billy Ashbaugh on drums, Duffy King on guitar, and Jason Charboneau on cello, the band delivered an electrifying performance in the second set, captivating the audience as they performed the iconic album Days of Future Passed in its entirety. Amidst the stellar lineup, a standout moment emerged during the rendition of the timeless classic "Nights in White Satin," where Jon Davison's vocals truly shined. The evening was a delightful trip down memory lane, creating lasting memories that remain etched in our minds.

To stay up to date with Jon - https://www.johnlodge.com/home

Moe. and Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country Bring the Jam to NYC

Even though the temperature was in the low 90's, the cool breeze from the east river and the chill vibe from the crowd made The Rooftop at Pier 17 the place to be. As the sky began its transition from light to dark, Moe took the stage, kicking off the night with a fantastic set. New York City served as the perfect opener, setting the tone for the evening. Throughout their performance, Moe thrilled the audience with songs spanning their remarkable 30-year career. The ever-changing setlist kept the crowd engaged, and the highlight came when Daniel Donato joined them onstage during "Mexico," ending the night with a powerful rendition of "Gone."

For more on the band - https://moe.org

Opening the show was Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, a relatively new presence in the music scene who delivered a performance reminiscent of a seasoned band. With their distinctive cosmic country sound, they captivated the audience with songs like "Dance in the Desert," "Lose Your Mind," and "Sugar Leg Rag" from their latest album, Reflector. The band successfully elevated the energy in the room, setting the ideal atmosphere for the headlining act, Moe.

To keep up with Daniel Donato - https://danieldonato.com

Asia brings Their Heat of the Moment Tour to Paramount, Long Island

In contrast to New York's severe Heatwave, Asia's "Heat of the moment tour" was not only refreshing but also a nostalgic journey for its audience. Original member Geoff Downes, accompanied by John Mitchell, Harry Whitley, and Vigil Donati, delivered exceptionally stellar performances of hit songs like "Don't Cry," "Wildest Dreams," "Only time will tell," and, of course, the iconic "Heat of the moment." The band's magnetic and powerful show successfully transported the ecstatic crowd back to the early 80s when Asia's music dominated the airwaves. Geoff also took a poignant moment to pay tribute to the original members, especially the late great John Wetton, infusing the performance with emotional depth. Overall, it was a truly fantastic and unforgettable show that allowed attendees to fully immerse themselves in the music, momentarily escaping the scorching heat outside.

For more info - https://originalasia.com

Playing right before the headliner could be a bit unnerving, but not for the 70’s rock group Focus. Led by original member Thijs Van Leer on the Hammond and Flute, the band mesmerized us with all their hits, including "House of the King," "Sylvia," and of course, the iconic "Hocus Pocus." Their performance was a true testament to their enduring musical prowess and stage presence.

To Keep up with Focus - https://focustheband.co.uk

Martin Turner, the bassist and founding member of Wishbone Ash, showcased his unwavering passion for the band, which resonated with the audience. Through renditions of timeless classics like "Throw Down the Sword," "The King Will Come," and "Doctor," Turner demonstrated the enduring relevance and power of their music.

For more info - https://www.martinturnermusic.com

Setting the stage for the night was the renowned English prog rock act, Curved Air. The crowd was treated to an amazing performance led by the talented Sonja Kristina on vocals, accompanied by the skilled Kirby Gregory on guitar and the mesmerizing Grzegorz Gadziomski on violin. Despite playing a shorter set, they truly showcased the depth and longevity of their impressive career.

For more info - https://www.curvedair.com

Orgy and Cold Invade NYC with Horizon Theory and I Ya Toyah

Orgy celebrated the 25th anniversary release of their iconic album Candy Ass! The band delivered all the beloved tracks from the album and went even further in their set. Special guest vocalists Joey Scream on Ghost and I Ya Toyah on Perfect Weapon brought an exciting new dimension to the already fantastic performance.

Stay up to date with the band;

http://orgymusic.com

Colds' dark and somber stage mood lightening matched perfectly with their set, predominantly featuring songs from the highly acclaimed album Year of the Spider. The standout moment for me was when Scooter Ward descended to the security barricade and sang directly to the audience, delivering a poignant rendition of the personal track "Wasted Years."

To stay up to date with the band:

https://coldarmy.com

Horizon Theory from Michigan captivated the crowd with an electrifying performance that solidified their status as a promising band on the brink of commanding larger stages. Known for their prowess on the road, the band radiated undeniable passion as they treated the audience to memorable renditions of favorites including "Nowhere to Go" and "Past Lives."

To see where they are heading next :

https://www.facebook.com/p/Horizon-Theory-100087913909620/

Opener - I Ya Toyah captivated everyone who arrived early to the event, drawing them in with her unique blend of industrial pop music that seemed to beckon everyone to dance the night away. As a solo act, she exuded the professionalism and skill of a seasoned performer, effortlessly commanding the stage and holding the audience's attention with her dazzling presence. Her performance, featuring tracks from her latest EP "I am Fire," left the crowd wanting more, eagerly anticipating what she would bring next.

For more info:

https://www.iyatoyah.com

Saxon and Uriah Heep bring- Hell, Fire and Chaos to Long Islands' Patchogue Theatre

The legendary British Metal band Saxon mesmerized the Long Island crowd, proving their continued relevance and ability to deliver the cherished music we all adore. The setlist featured a blend of tracks from their latest album, "Hell, Fire and Damnation," and the timeless classic, "Denim and Leather." The iconic dual guitars, a hallmark of the early British metal scene, were ablaze with energy. Frontman Billy Byford demonstrated unwavering passion and vocal prowess, guiding both the band and the audience on a memorable musical journey.

To stay up to date with the band:

https://www.saxon747.com

Co-headlining this incredible night were another stalwart of British metal, Uriah Heep. Their set kicked off with a powerful performance of three tracks from their latest album, "Chaos and Color," setting a dynamic tone for the show. As the night progressed, the band delved into a mesmerizing jam session infused with intricate, prog rock stylings, undoubtedly influenced by keyboardist Adam Wakeman's lineage as the son of Rick Wakeman. The audience was thrilled as Uriah Heep smoothly transitioned from new material to timeless classics, culminating in a euphoric rendition of the beloved hit, "Easy Living."

To keep up with everything Uriah Heep:

http://www.uriah-heep.com/2020Site/Index.html

From Ashes to New invades Long Island with their Black Out Tour Part 2

On May 1, 2024, The Blackout Tour Pt. 2 showcased electrifying Nu Metal bands in Huntington Long Island. The lineup included powerhouse acts such as From Ashes to a New, Point North, Echo, Phix, and Elijah, each delivering a stellar performance that resonated with the audience. Despite the overall enthralling night, one subtle element stood out - the absence of the bass player rumbling presence that was dearly missed.

Having seen From Ashes to a New perform several times since 2016, it was truly captivating to witness the evolution and maturation in both their music and stage performance. The setlist was filled with a heavy dose of tracks from their latest release, Blackout, which showcased their progression as artists. The night climaxed with the timeless favorite, Through it All, leaving the audience yearning for more. Fans will have the opportunity to experience this firsthand as the tour continues through June, culminating in the band's highly-anticipated performances at four major festivals across the United States.

For more info:

https://www.fromashestonew.com

Point North was the main opener of the night and they truly delivered an unforgettable performance. The trio exuded energy through their movements and music, captivating both the audience and each other. Their set was nothing short of fantastic, leaving everyone craving more. For those wanting to experience their latest work, make sure to stay in the loop and support Prepare for despair.

https://www.pointnorthband.com

Rapper and songwriter EKOH delivered a commanding performance at the Paramount stage, accompanied by only a dj/rapper and a drummer. Despite the brevity of his set, EKOH captivated the audience with his vibrant energy and undeniable talent. Be sure to explore his social media accounts and listen to his latest album, D4tour, for an unforgettable musical experience.

https://ekohmusic.com/music/

Texas rapper, songwriter, and TikTok sensation PHIX captivated the audience with his exceptional performance, accompanied by his dynamic touring bandmates. One standout member was 11-year-old Bronxx (Roy Sandoval), whose astonishing talent added an unforgettable element to the show. Be sure to visit PHIX's YouTube page for more incredible content.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXH03luoCfbQSNt-KKMn_uA#:~:text=Phix%20is%20a%20rapper%2C%20and,open%20verse%20remixes%2C%20and%20duets.

Opening the show, Elijah graced the stage with immense power and presence, setting a captivating tone for the entire evening. Despite their brief slot, their performance of songs like "Easy to Drown" and "Enemies" showcased a talent so undeniable that it's clear they won't be opening acts for much longer.

For more info:

https://elijahband.co

Kamelot Brings The Awaken the World tour to The Paramount,NY . With Guest Seven Spires and AD Infinitum

On the evening of April 26th, 2024, a bustling Friday night saw crowds fill restaurants, bars, and The Paramount where fans eagerly gathered to witness Kamelot's epic performance. The elaborate stage lighting set the perfect mood for the band's melodic power metal set featuring tracks primarily from their latest album, The Awakening, along with a delightful nod to classics from previous albums. The stunning vocals of Melissa Bonny added an extra layer of magic to selected songs, making it a night that will be cherished by all in attendance. Concluding the US tour in late May before going to Europe. Don't miss this tour if you can.

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Hailing from Boston, the Symphonic metal band Seven Spires proved to be the ideal choice for setting the stage for Kamelot. Adrienne Cowan's powerful vocals and their masterfully crafted songs created an excellent buildup to the main act. Despite having only three albums in their repertoire, Seven Spires delivered a fantastic performance, including tracks from their latest album, "Gods of Debauchery." and two new songs from there yet to be released album A Fortress Called Home. Their appearance at The Mile High Power Festival served as the sole USA date before embarking on a tour in Japan. For the most recent updates, be sure to visit their official website.

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Ad Infinitum kicked off the evening with their signature powerful European symphonic metal, captivating the eager fans who arrived early to witness their performance. Showcasing a blend of tracks from their latest album, "Chapter III: Downfall," among others from their Three Chapters collection, the band delivered an unforgettable set. As their limited USA tour approaches its conclusion in May before they embark on their European tour, Ad Infinitum proves to be a must-see act for any music enthusiast seeking a truly remarkable live experience.

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Wind Rose and Xandria Party it up In New York City.

On April 14th, 2024 at Irving Plaza in NYC, the crowd eagerly gathered in large numbers even before the opening band, Xandria, hit the stage. The venue was filled to the brim with enthusiastic fans brandishing blow-up pick axes and engaging in lively chants that reverberated between the balcony and the floor. An interesting moment occurred when the sound crew stepped on stage for a quick line check, prompting the crowd to exuberantly chant, "SOUND GUY, SOUND GUY, CHECK CHECK CHECK!" The atmosphere was charged with anticipation for what promised to be a memorable concert experience.

Wind Rose brought their epic Dwarven metal sound to get the party started in NYC, and they absolutely nailed it. Lead singer Francesco Cavalieri just couldn't stop smiling throughout the whole performance, feeding off the high energy of the crowd who were chanting and body-surfing from start to finish. Their setlist showcased tracks from their latest album "Warfront" released by Napalm Records, along with some fan-favorite covers from Yogscast. With a full year of touring planned across New Zealand, Australia, and Europe in 2024, missing out on experiencing the ultimate Dwarven party with Wind Rose is simply not an option for any metal enthusiast.

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Xandria made a grand entrance onto the stage, captivating the audience with their unique brand of symphonic metal. Their performance featured an array of tracks from their latest album, "The Wonders Still Awaiting," including the crowd-favorite new single, "Universal." Despite the absence of their bassist, Xandria's powerful sound and on-stage charisma mesmerized the spectators. With their tour in the States set to continue until May 4th, the band is gearing up for an exhilarating European journey filled with more shows and festival appearances. Don't miss the chance to experience Xandria's musical prowess live!

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