Photo Gallery: Toque
Toque at Blues on Whyte, Edmonton, AB, Canada November 21, 2019 Photo Credit: Heiko Ryll
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The Revivalists Wind Up They 2019 Tour in California
The alt-rock powerhouse band known as The Revivalists brought their high energy concert to the Vina Robles Amphitheatre on a chilly fall night, for the second to the last show of their 2019 “Take Good Care” tour. The show opened with a twilight set by Nashville blue-eyed soul singer Anderson East.
Photo Gallery: The Mavericks #MAVS30
The Mavericks #MAVS30 Kelowna Community Theatre, British Columbia Photo Credit: Crystal Lee ON SOCIALS AT: FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE THE MAVERICKS’ 30th ANNIVERSARY WORLD TOUR 10/19 – RED DEER, AB – Memorial Centre 10/21 […]
A Hot Night at the Vina Robles Amphitheater With Steve Miller and Marty Stuart
Hot, dry winds buffeted the Vina Robles Amphitheater during a sold-out Steve Miller concert. The crisp August night came just a week after unusually cold temperatures enveloped a sold-out Avett Brothers concert at the same venue. The weather may be unpredictable at the beautiful mountainside amphitheater, but a good time is almost always guaranteed for concert goers at the most pristine concert venue in Central California. The concert billed as “Classic rock meets classic country,” […]
Psychedelic Furs and James Complete Their Tour at The Greek Theater Los Angeles
On a beautiful summer evening, English New Wave Legends Psychedelic Furs, and James, played the final date of their 2019 U.S. tour. Music fans arrived at the venue early to enjoy the warm summer sun and celebrate with a variety of local spirits at the well-stocked bars located across the amphitheater. The joint Live Nation, Nederlander Production featured a local fitting act, Dear Boys as openers for the show. The young Los Angeles band wrote their first EP, which was released in 2013,
Photo Gallery: Anti-flag at 12th Annual Musink
Antiflag at 12th Annual Musink Festival March 8th -10th, 2019 Photo Credit L/ Paul Mann
Day 3 of the 12th Annual Musink Festival Featured and Onslaught Of Veteran Punk Rockers
Travis Barker who is best known as the drummer of Blink 182 successfully brought the 12th annual Musink festival to Orange County Fairgrounds, March 8th to 10th. The three-day music, tattoo, and classic car event culminated Sunday with a retro Punk music line up featuring six veteran bands.The fairgrounds somehow provided the perfect backdrop for the uniquely Southern California gathering.
Surfrider Benefit Brings Diverse Group of Song Writers to Alcazar Theater Carpinteria
A diverse group of songwriters brought their skills to the Alcazar Theater in Carpinteria, Saturday night November 4th. The intimate acoustic evening was organized by Ones To Watch Productions, the musical promoters who have brought a wealth of Americana music to local venues in Southern California. The historic 200 seat non-profit Alcazar theater, which was recently remodeled boasts accidentally perfect acoustics, due to its architecture. The tiny movie theater which doubles as a live performance hall has been a community treasure in the small town of Carpinteria since it first opened nearly 90 years ago. Volunteers served donated locally brewed beer and wine for $5 a glass and took bids on silent auction items like a surfboard and other surf related items.
Blast From the Past and a Surge Of the Present – STP, Seether and Default Live!
Stone Temple Pilots along with Seether and Default kicked off their tour this week in Penticton BC. Where all the bands gave it their all and performed with a lineup that was memorable.
South Okanagan Events Center once again brought an amazing line up of bands to the valley. I came for all three bands Default, music as the bands were part of my life in my teens and 20’s and onward such as Seether.
Arroyo Seco Festival Brings Summer Vibe to Southern California – Day 1
Photo and Article Credit: L. Paul Mann The second annual Arroyo Seco music festival took place on the third longest day of the year, Saturday, June 23rd, bringing in the […]
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