On June 30, 2025, The Met in Pawtucket, RI, welcomed Babylon A.D. It was a fun night of music. The majority of fans wearing black pants and black T-shirts with the logo of both bands were singing, dancing, and jumping around the room. Some of them stood in front of the stage enjoying the music. 

On May 24, 2025, MGM Music Hall in Fenway, MA, welcomed Empire of the Sun. The Australian electronic music duo formed in 2007 by Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore has started a 2025 headlining US tour in support of their latest album “Ask That God.” Kicking off on February 26th in Honolulu with stops in Chicago, Las Vegas, Austin, Atlanta, and Brooklyn, the tour ended in Boston on May 24th.

On May 21, 2025, The Brighton Music Hall welcomed Paradise Lost, an English gothic metal band. Formed in Halifax, West Yorkshire, in 1988, Paradise Lost are considered to be among the pioneers of the death-doom genre and regarded as the main influence for the later gothic metal movement.

Photo Galleries: Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo with Vindys - Palace Theatre, Albany, NY

Alice Cooper poisoned the Emen’s Auditorium stage on May 15, 2025, in Muncie, Indiana with his horrifyingly pleasing theatrical rock show. Known for his incredibly visually pleasing shows, Alice and his band annihilated the stage with a setlist that captivated the young, the old and the in between. There was a plethora of die-hard fans in the audience rockin’ their best Alice Cooper cosplay.  The energy was high, the vibes were electrifying. 

On May 19th, 2025, The Rasmus brought their Weirdo Tour to Montreal’s Studio TD. As one of the last stops on the North American leg of their 2025 world tour, named after the band’s upcoming album, the show was well-rehearsed but still felt authentic. It had been a long while since the Canadian metropolis had last welcomed the Finnish band into one of its venues, so the reunion felt electric. A perfect Monday night to end the three-day weekend in Canada.

The Sonic Bridges Tour doesn’t mess about — and while Feeder may have been a familiar face on home turf, it was Japanese rock powerhouse Ellegarden who came armed with something to prove: that twenty-odd years into their career, they’ve earned their place on a London stage.  

Twelve months ago, I wrote that Huey Morgan left the stage of London’s legendary 100 Club having reclaimed his crown. Tonight at Dingwalls, he strode in wearing it—swagger intact, band in tow, and the crowd firmly in the palm of his hand.

May 14th, 2025, Memphis May Fire performed a sold-out show at The Underground. The Shapeshifter Tour consisted of Elijah, Wind Walkers and Caskets. With such a good lineup there was music for everyone. The crowd was all ages from older people to children. Everyone came together and enjoyed this concert. 

On Sunday May 11, 2025, the Spire Center in Plymouth, MA - a music, theater & dance performance staged in a converted former church built in 1886 -, welcomed a Band of Brothers. The concert was a tribute to the Allman Brothers band which is considered the pioneering band of southern Rock and played a very important role in Rock and Roll history. The band was awarded seven Gold and four Platinum albums by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and was inducted in

The Savage Imperial Death March Tour is exactly what it sounds like—ferocious, unforgettable, and steeped in sonic reverence. A double dose of heavy-hitting experimentalism came to town, courtesy of the genre-defying Melvins and the hypnotic force that is Titans to Tachyons.

Deafheaven have returned with a vengeance to reclaim their rightful throne in the metal world. It’s been a long four years since their post-rock opus Infinite Granite, and an even lengthier wait for fans of the blackgaze style that put the California based quintet on the map, but with Lonely People With Power, Deafheaven brings together elements of black metal, shoegaze, and even drone music to cultivate a monumental triumph of a record. In what felt less like a tour and more

On May 13th, 2025- Nostalgic early 2000’s band Pierce The Veil performed at the PNC Music Pavilion on their “I Can’t Hear You” world...

On May 14th, 2025- The Devil Wears Prada performed at the Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, South Carolina on their “Metalcore Spring Break” tour with special guests: Acres, Kingdom of Giants, and Erra. Every time a tour comes to this venue; it's always such a memorable night in my opinion. The Charleston Music Hall is right in downtown Charleston surrounded by delicious eateries and historical buildings that truly brings out the beauty of this city.

Photo Galleries: Baroness with Dawn of Ouroboros Empire Underground in, Albany NY