Nearly impossible to believe it has been 27 years since Ugly Kid Joe toured the USA. With that being said we knew there was zero way we were going to miss the chance to catch the show. The closest date to us was in Cleveland, Ohio at the lovely Agora Theatre. Supporting UKJ was Fozzy {on select dates} and Pistols At Dawn.
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What better way to celebrate Mother’s Day than at the Klash of the Titans. The tour features co headliners Kreator and Sepultura with support from thrash royalty, Death Angel. Joining the already impressive line up is up and comers, Spirit World.
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Industrial heavy hitters, Ministry, joined by punk-rock turned synth-rock godfather, Gary Numan and electro-industrial band Front Line Assembly took over Cleveland’s Agora Theatre.
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After not playing the United States in 4 years, we were able to catch Marty Friedman and his band open for Queensryche on the Digital Noise tour.
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Queensryche took to the road once again, with the aptly titled Digital Noise tour. They are headlining in support of their latest effort, Digital Noise Alliance, and have brought along Marty Friedman and Trauma as support.
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Vixen played in Waterloo, NY on April 1st opening for Stryper.
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Christian rockers, Stryper, performed for an excited crowd at Vine at Del Lago Resort in Waterloo, NY. The show took place on April 1st however was anything but a joke.
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The female fronted band, Living Dead Girl, brought their Not So Innocent tour to Stamps the Bar in Tonawanda, NY. The goth/metal/pop-punk band singer, Molly Rennick is joined on stage by Jordan Storring {bass}, Jonni Laww {guitar} and Steve Haining {drums}.
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Founding member of one of thee most iconic bands born of the grunge era, Jerry Cantrell brought his solo project to Buffalo’s Town Ballroom. Celebrating his third solo album, Brighten, Cantrell hit the road with fellow Seattle band, Thunderpussy, as openers.
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Buffalo, NY was treated to an evening of storytelling from the one and only Riki Rachtman. Only five dates were booked throughout the beginning of December, to gauge the interest in his “behind the scenes” recollections. Limited capacity venues were picked and tickets sold quickly.
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