I’d never seen Hank 3 live before but had heard rumors about how great he is, so I was really psyched for this show. There were no openers, as Hank fills the night with three different sets, one county, one hellbilly and one metal. ...
Read More →I’d never seen Hank 3 live before but had heard rumors about how great he is, so I was really psyched for this show. There were no openers, as Hank fills the night with three different sets, one county, one hellbilly and one metal. ...
Read More →Coming off a stint on the Van's Warped Tour, Detroit rockers We Came As Romans set forth on their Tracing Back Roots tour with support by Silverstein, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!, The Color Morale, and Dangerkids, stopping at the Hard Rock Live on October 7. ...
Read More →Senses Fail brought together a who’s who of modern hardcore bands for their fall 2013 tour, and their Oct. 6 Vegas stop at Hard Rock Live grew crowded early into the night and stayed that way to the very end. ...
Read More →October and November are jam packed with awesome shows this year, but the one I was most looking forward to came first – and will likely be hard to top. It was a pop punk power house bill with The Queers, Teenage Bottlerocket and The Copyrights, coinciding with Beauty Bar’s Nickel Beer night, so I knew it was going to be a packed show. While the dirt cheap booze was a good enough incentive to bring out the drinkers, I think more than a few of them were won over by the bands’ hook-driven sets. ...
Read More →Vegas definitely has no shortage of fantastic folk punk musicians. Just a hair over a month ago I covered the great Drunk Goes Acoustic 3 show at Hammer and Ales, and now this month DGA alumni Mercy Music and Brock Frabbiele joined a bill at The Dive that included fellow Las Vegan No Red Alice (Sal Giordano) and his tourmates Divided Heaven, Bradley Riot and Brian McPherson. ...
Read More →In a recent interview, Title Fight talked about how they’d grown up going to shows with bands from several different genres all playing together. That influence was definitely on display here, with indie dance pop, hardcore and emo alternative all on the same tour package. ...
Read More →It’s been over 11 years since the first time I saw Jimmy Eat World. That show was the massive Green Day/Blink co-headliner that found them playing to sold out stadiums just as their breakthrough single, “The Middle,” was starting to receive a lot of attention. ...
Read More →On Sept. 23, the Henderson Pavilion was home to one of the younger generation’s most anticipated tours as Rockstar Energy's House Party Tour rolled through town with A Day To Remember, Pierce the Veil, All Time Low and The Wonder Years. ...
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