Quiet Riot Brings the Noize to Chevy Court at the New York State Fair
REVIEW AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY NADINE SWIGER Quiet Riot brought the classic rock to Chevy Court on opening day of the New York State Fair,…
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Avora Veil’s “The Monster I Am” Is a Raw Reckoning With Betrayal
Avora Veil’s “The Monster I Am” dives headfirst into the anger, betrayal, and emotional wreckage that can follow heartbreak, turning those darker feelings into…
20 Years Strong: Five Finger Death Punch Blends Crushing Riffs with Genuine Connection In Syracuse
Five Finger Death Punch celebrated two decades of heavy music in Syracuse with a night full of powerful performances, emotional moments, and genuine connection…
Women in Metal: You Will Know My Name Is More Than an Exhibit, It’s Overdue
By Rebecca Clark Seventeen years ago, I stood in front of a stage at an amphitheater watching a young woman named Lzzy Hale and…
Sleep Token’s Take Me Back To Eden Officially Certified Platinum by the RIAA
Sleep Token’s Take Me Back To Eden has officially been certified Platinum by the RIAA, while “The Summoning” has earned Gold certification.
From Ashes To New Show the True Power of Music and Stand Up Against Online Bullying
When a vulnerable moment between a fan and music was met with online cruelty, From Ashes to New stepped in, not just as musicians,…
Halestorm Turns Hollywood Casino Into a Pennsylvania Homecoming
By Renee Clark Quade Central Pennsylvania has always been part of Halestorm’s story, and Saturday night in Grantville felt like a reminder that the…
Behemoth, Rotting Christ, and Immolation Deliver in Worcester MA
REVIEW AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY NADINE SWIGER The Palladium in Worcester, MA was the perfect setting for a night of pure intensity, featuring Behemoth, Rotting…
Chad Gray at Fremont Country Club, Las Vegas, NV
REVIEW AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY NADINE SWIGER Chad Gray’s first-ever solo show, 30 Years of Madness, was more than just a performance. It felt like a…
“You Are So Loved”: The Fan Moment That Moved Sleep Token in Cleveland
There are moments at concerts that transcend the music itself, moments where the connection between artist and audience becomes something bigger than both.