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LORNA SHORE Release New Single “War Machine” Alongside New Merch Drop; Band To Support Motionless In White This Summer, Followed By Headline Tour Of Asia, Australia & New Zealand
The Plot In You ‘The Volumes Series’ Out Now and Share New Music Video for “Carved” via Fearless Records
Tim Montana Releases “Long Long Year” Off Upcoming Album ‘Entire State of Tim Montana’
LZZY HALE AND JOE HOTTINGER OF HALESTORM TO PERFORM AT ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME OPENING EVENT
👊MEDIA ALERT: From Ashes to New Take Firm Stance Against Bullying + Partner With HeartSupport as They Launch New Single “Die For You”👊
😈MEDIA ALERT: DEVILDRIVER Teach Hard Lessons On Vicious Title Track “Strike and Kill” — WATCH // Album Out This Friday! 😈
JOHN 5 Releases New Single “You Me And The Devil Makes Three”; New Solo Tour Dates Announced For England, Scotland & Mexico This Fall
👊PRESS RELEASE: Five Finger Death Punch Hit 18th No. 1 On Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart With “Eye Of The Storm” 👊
🌃MEDIA ALERT: Dominum Release Upcoming Album’s Title Track “Night is Calling” | Album Out Friday! — WATCH + LISTEN🌃
Sleep Theory Release “(E)motional (S)upport (C)are (P)ackage” EP + Cover Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer” — WATCH + LISTEN
Evanescence, COLD, Cauterize, RevisNintendo Fusion Tour 2003August 26, 2003Bob Devaney Sports CenterNebraska State Fair By late August 2003, Evanescence had become one of the biggest breakout stories in rock. Fallen was everywhere, “Bring Me to Life” had dominated radio and MTV, and “Going Under” had just been released as the
Lilith Fair Capital Federal Park at Sandstone Amphitheater, Bonner Springs, KSJuly 15, 2010Second Stage: Vedera, Jennifer Knapp, Erin McCarley, Sara Swenson, Julia OthmerMain Stage: Ingrid Michaelson, Metric, Court Yard Hounds, Emmylou Harris, Heart, Sarah McLachlanWords, and photos by Adam Tibbott Lilith Fair 2010 in Bonner Springs: A Beautiful Return to
KidneythievesZerospace TourAugust 4th, 2002Newport Music Hall, Columbus, Ohio Less than 24 hours after spending a long chaotic day photographing Ozzfest at Polaris Amphitheater, I found myself in downtown Columbus. Running on minimal sleep, little money, and only 1 roll of film, I was unwilling to miss another opportunity to catch
KidneythievesZerospace TourJuly 12th, 2002Gabe’s Oasis, Iowa City, Iowa Kidneythieves brought their blend of industrial rock, electronic textures, and dark atmospherics to Gabe’s Oasis in Iowa City on July 12, 2002, delivering an intense club performance during their Zerøspace era. With Free Dominguez commanding the stage and Bruce Somers driving the
KidneythievesZerospace TourJuly 13th, 2002The Reverb, Cedar Falls, Iowa Just two weeks after their Omaha appearance, Kidneythieves returned to Iowa for an intimate performance at The Reverb in Cedar Falls on July 13, 2002. Touring behind Zerøspace, the band delivered a set that showcased the perfect balance of industrial heaviness and
KidneythievesSturm & Drang TourJune 30th, 2002Ranch Bowl, Omaha, Nebraska Kidneythieves Live at Ranch Bowl in Omaha, Nebraska (June 30, 2002) – Show Review Industrial rock was thriving in the early 2000s, and Kidneythieves brought their dark, electronic sound to Omaha’s Ranch Bowl on June 30, 2002, as part of KMFDM’s
Shark Week is Discovery Channel’s iconic annual programming block dedicated to the ocean’s most magnificent apex predators — the longest-running cable television event in history, launching in 1988 and captivating audiences for nearly four decades. Each summer, world-class marine biologists, daredevil filmmakers, and celebrity hosts plunge into the deep to
Ozzfest 2002 on August 3rd at Polaris Amphitheater was as chaotic for me behind the scenes as it was electrifying the experience. This marked my first official experience photographing a major festival, a milestone that came with equal parts excitement and anxiety. Between navigating unfamiliar territory and getting lost on
Evanescence – Default – AtomshipWorld Domination TourFebruary 21, 20024Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin Evanescence’s performance at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison on February 21, 2004, the third stop on the first leg of the World Domination Tour, felt like something special from the very beginning. Even a looming blizzard
Evanescence’s stop at the Target Center on July 13, 2004, as part of the World Domination Tour, was a powerful showcase of early-2000s rock at its peak. With a stacked lineup featuring Seether, Breaking Benjamin, and Three Days Grace as openers, the night built momentum quickly and never let up.
