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93X Family Reunion ft Evanescence, Poppy, Dorothy, and Black Map

September 20, 2025 Alan Ronson Comments Off

The 93X Family Reunion at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul is one of the shows I look forward to most each year. They never fail to put together a killer lineup, and this […]

ZAO: 08-09-25 @ American Legion in Saint Paul, MN

August 11, 2025 Alan Ronson Comments Off

Zao’s recent St. Paul stop was less a concert and more a sonic brawl—a sweaty, unpolished, beautiful mess of noise and emotion. Born in the mid-90s metalcore scene, Zao has survived countless lineup changes, shifts […]

ZOSO : July 31, 2025 @ Tannahill Music Complex in Fort Worth, TX

August 7, 2025 Brian McLean Comments Off

As the years have passed, the golden age of hard rock grows more distant in the rear view mirror. The desire to hear and experience live music from this era is always present. Many times, […]

Metalheads Around the World Share an Emotional Goodbye with Ozzy Osbourne

July 6, 2025 Colette Claire Comments Off

Back to the Beginning, the much anticipated final performance of Ozzy Osbourne, was packed with wall to wall metal and heartfelt tributes. It was enough to make you want to bang your head and cry […]

AWAKEN THE FALLEN TOUR (ft Breaking Benjamin, Staind, and Wage War)

May 29, 2025 Alan Ronson Comments Off

The Awaken the Fallen Tour made a loud and memorable stop at the Target Center in Minneapolis this last Wednesday evening. When this tour was first announced, I snagged tickets right away because I adore […]

Dead Alive : May 13, 2025 @ the Ridglea Room in Fort Worth, TX

May 16, 2025 Brian McLean Comments Off

The Texas leg of the Dead Alive’s Thrashville Terror Tour concluded Tuesday night at the Ridglea Room in Fort Worth. The band was touring in support of their sophomore release, The Madness of Dr. Ludvig […]

MEMPHIS MAY FIRE: 05-04-25 @ The Varsity Theater, Minneapolis MN

May 5, 2025 Alan Ronson Comments Off

I have an embarrassing confession…I’ve been following Memphis May Fire for years, but this was my first time seeing them live! Last night, May 4th, my son and I headed to The Varsity Theater in […]

Zebra : April 27, 2025 @ the House of Blues in Dallas, TX

May 4, 2025 Brian McLean Comments Off

It was a gathering of silver haired hard rockers all for one purpose. To see, experience and celebrate Zebra’s 50th Anniversary Tour at the House of Blues in Dallas. Accompanying the band as support on […]

Visions of Atlantis : April 29, 2025 @ the Granada Theater in Dallas, TX

May 3, 2025 Brian McLean Comments Off

Austria’s symphonic metal outfit Visions of Atlantis closed out their 23-date Armada over North America tour at the historic Granada Theater in Dallas. The tour saw the band playing select markets, bypassing several larger standard […]

THE POISONED ASCENDANCY TOUR ft Trivium, Bullet For My Valentine, and August Burns Red: 04-25-25 @ Prior Lake, MN

April 27, 2025 Alan Ronson Comments Off

The “Poisoned Ascendancy” tour rolled through Mystic Lake Casino on Friday night, and for a lot of us in the crowd—dudes who wore out these albums in high school or college, it felt like a […]