What started out as a wildly warm day in late February for Buffalo, NY quickly turned into near white out conditions later in the evening due to a fast approaching lake effect storm did not prevent fans of Saint Asonia and Black Stone Cherry. The bands were scheduled to play a co-headline show at the historic Town Ballroom in Buffalo’s theatre district.
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In between dates opening for Glenn Hughes, Bad Marriage and Enuff Z’nuff played Rock n’ Roll Heaven; a cozy club in West Seneca, NY
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Less than 6 months after his solo acoustic performance at Samuel’s Grande Manor in Williamsville, NY, Mike Tramp has returned…with a full band.
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Ville Valo and Black Veil Brides are no stranger to working together. The pair recorded a cover of Sisters of Mercy’s ‘Temple of Love’ earlier this year to aid in the co-headlining tour announcement. Niagara Falls, NY was lucky enough to be included on the first leg of the Neon Noir tour. The large theatre was tightly packed on the steamy September evening.
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Fresh off the road opening for Ministry and Gary Numan, Canadian industrial band, Front Line Assembly had a short headlining run before announcing another leg of the Ministry tour.
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Shinedown, Papa Roach and Spiritbox help usher out the summer concerts at St Joseph’s Health Amphitheater in Syracuse, NY.
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Nearly a decade since they last played Buffalo, NY, Everclear finally return with fellow tour mates, The Ataris and The Pink Spiders.
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Hard to believe the Dead Daisies have been making albums for the past 10 years. They decided to release a Best Of album to salute the anniversary and thus a tour to celebrate the album.
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Jinjer, while out on the road opening for Disturbed, decided to use their time off in between dates to play a handful of headline shows. Niagara Falls, NY lucked out and hosted the Ukrainian metal band on a Friday night in August.
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Brantford, Ontario once again hosted their annual music fest, Crew Fest. Formerly called WTFest, this year fans were treated to Bif Naked, Headstones, Our Lady Peace, and Live on the main stage. We were amongst the 8,000 to pack Lions Park for the event.
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