Wednesday 13 Unleashes Horror Punk at The Song & Dance in Syracuse

Wednesday 13 / Above Snakes – Syracuse, NY

Wednesday 13 – The Song & Dance, Syracuse, NY

Wednesday 13 brought horror punk, glam metal, and plenty of macabre theatrics to The Song & Dance in Syracuse on the Shocktober Blood 2026 tour. With Boston hard rockers Above Snakes opening the night, the basement venue was the setting for a night of heavy riffs, dark humor, and horror inspired rock.

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Rise of Rock Tour featuring Godsmack / STP / Dorothy – Syracuse, NY

Godsmack, Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy Turn Up the Temperature in Syracuse

Godsmack – Empower FCU Amphitheater Syracuse, NY

One of the hottest days of the year, a three quarter mile walk that left everyone drenched before the first song, diehard fans who would not let either stand in the way of a great night of rock. Dorothy, Stone Temple Pilots, and Godsmack each gave Syracuse something memorable for very different reasons.

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Dream Theater – Syracuse, NY

A Change of Seasons, A Return to Greatness: Dream Theater Captivates Syracuse, NY

Dream Theater – Landmark Theatre, Syracuse, NY

Dream Theater’s 40th Anniversary Parasomnia Tour stop at Syracuse’s Landmark Theatre was a triumphant showcase of technical mastery and emotional depth. With founding drummer Mike Portnoy back in the lineup, the band delivered Parasomnia in its entirety, a career-spanning second set, and an unforgettable encore of “A Change of Seasons.” A night that reminded everyone why they remain the kings of progressive metal.

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Judas Priest / Sabaton

Judas Priest Ends the 1st leg of Invincible Shield tour with a Thunderclap

Judas Priest – Empower Federal Credit Amphitheater, Syracuse, NY

Judas Priest ended the first leg of their Invincible Shield tour ended in Syracuse, NY and we were there. With the area experiencing severe thunderstorms throughout the day and evening, even the gods seem to have taken a break to enjoy the Metal Gods performance. The storms broke just long enough for those that gathered to watch openers Sabaton and most of Judas Priest’s set before starting back up.

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