The 90’s were a great time for rock music fans. Bands such as Alice In Chains, Bush, and Candlebox enjoyed great success. From hit videos on MTV, to selling millions of records, all three acts experienced some of the highest of the highs. On Saturday night, Bush, the headliner for their ‘Greatest Hits Tour,’ brought […]
Singer/songwriter Jason Isbell, formerly of the Drive-By Truckers, made a stop at The Factory on Thursday night, along with his band the 400 Unit. The venue wasn’t sold-out, but had a nice, sizable crowd for a weeknight show. Isbell is on tour, supporting the band’s latest and quite possibly all-around best effort Weathervanes. The band […]
Positivity and driven are words that come to mind when describing the personality of Marlon Wayans. The youngest of 10 siblings, Wayans has been a fixture in Hollywood for over 30 years, first appearing in ‘I’m Gonna Git You Sucka’ in 1988. The film was directed by his brother, Keenen Ivory Wayans. Since then, Marlon […]
Coheed & Cambria played a show at STL Music Park on August 3, along with Primus. Photos by Jerry McGrath. Check out our photos below.
In their second Leagues Cup group stage match, City SC was able to earn a point with a 1-1 tie in regulation against San Juarez. Unfortunately, St. Louis fell 4-1 in penalty kicks. St. Louis will face Portland in the Round of 32 on Friday, August 9. That matchup is ac CITYPARK Photos by Jerry […]
Canada-based African singer, and songwriter Orville Peck brought his Stampede Tour to The Factory on Tuesday evening. Opening for Peck was Gold Star and Jaime Wyatt. Photos by Jen Ruff. Check out our photos below.
In one of the better live shows I have witnessed in a while, The Struts and Barns Courtney heated up The Factory on Saturday, July 27, Courtney, former lead singer for SleeperCell and Dive Bella Dive opened the show and did not disappoint. Courtney’s energy and command of the stage is undeniable. While he looks […]
Hiatus Kaiyote played The Big Top in St. Louis on July 10. Check out our photos. Photos by Vertrell Yates.
STL City SC earned a much needed win, defeating San Jose 2-0 on Wednesday night. San Jose managed just one shot on goal in the game, compared to nine from St. Louis. City SC improved to 4-10-7 on the season. Photos by Paul Baillargeon. Check out our photos below.
Veteran rock group Third Eye Blind played for nearly 2 hours on Saturday night at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. Yellowcard was also on the bill, and didn’t disappoint fans, putting on a rousing set. Arizona opened the show. Photos by Jeremy Housewright. Check out our photos below.
