5 reasons to see Meek Mill live

Meek Mill is arguably one of the most prevalent names in the hip-hop community today. Hailing from Philadelphia, PA, the 32-year-old lyricist has one of the most compelling discographies in the genre. With a countless amount of mixtapes from the early stages in his career and four critically...

The Tearaways return to Los Angeles with drummer Clem Burke (Blondie) and a tribute to The Wrecking Crew

Emerging from Santa Barbara in the early 80’s with a sound that combines Southern California surf rock with the sounds of the British invasion and 60’s garage rock, The Tearaways are now in their fourth decade as a power-pop-powerhouse and they’re proving to be as enduring as the music they revere...

5 reasons to see GWAR live

A GWAR concert is an epic, theatrical bloodletting spectacle of sights and sounds unlike any other event and an experience that will not soon be forgotten. The Viking space aliens known as GWAR were once a part of an elite fighting force called the Scumdogs of the Universe. Aliens to some, gods to...

Watch: Rolling Stones debut live video for 'Miss You' from 'Voodoo Lounge Uncut'

The Rolling Stones continue to tantalize fans with performance footage from the expanded and remastered archive release “Voodoo Lounge Uncut,” which will hit shelves in multiple formats on Nov. 16 via Eagle Vision. The “Satisfaction” hitmakers have released an official live video for the complete...

Bad Wolves return to U.S. with Five Finger Death Punch, Breaking Benjamin in November

Bad Wolves are on a roll. Since their breakout platinum single, "Zombie," the band's latest single "Hear Me Now" (featuring Diamante) is rising towards the Top 10 on the Active Rock radio charts. They just wrapped up their summer tour with Five Finger Death Punch, Breaking Benjamin, and Nothing More...

Lil Uzi Vert reportedly hit with bible during show

Anyone who’s ever been to a Phish show knows concerts can get wild. Crowd surfing, mosh pits and flying beer cans are just some of the hazards that can come into play when the lights go down and the music turns up. Artists are usually safe from the kind of collateral nonsense that can take place...

5 reasons to see Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons live

Singer Frankie Valli, along with his group, the Four Seasons, is responsible for some of the biggest, most recognizable songs of the '60s and '70s. Fans can recall group's hits like "Sherry," "Walk Like a Man," "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" to Valli's solo classics...

Pixies thrilled fans at Anaheim House of Blues

In the history of rock and roll, there have been innumerable bands. Very few of those bands ever reached iconic status. Pixies are one of the few that did and proved it with a show at the House of Blues in Anaheim on Friday, Aug. 10. By the time the opening act finished, the room was so full that...

5 reasons to see Erasure live

Synthpop duo Erasure has been at it for decades now, creating a number of catchy songs that keep fans dancing and singing along--especially at their live shows. With a masterful, career-spanning setlist, expert stage presence, and so much more, vocalist Andy Bell and musician Vince Clarke present...