Review: ‘Baywatch’ Starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Zac Efron

Not even The Rock himself can save Baywatch from downing. Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron try their best to keep the film afloat, but ultimately, the film is done in by the ridiculous plot and shallow script. Going into the film, it was pretty clear that Baywatch was trying to capture the same success of […]

Review: Kiefer Sutherland Played a Packed House at FUBAR Over the Weekend

People love celebrities. That was pretty evident Saturday night as 500 people packed Fubar to see Kiefer Sutherland play a 75-minute set. When I first arrived the topic among most was if Sutherland was really any good or not. I appeared that some of the folks in attendance were just there to see their favorite […]

Review: ‘Alien: Covenant’ Starring Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup, Danny McBride

One of the films I’ve been looking forward to for the last few months is Alien: Covenant. I was not disappointed, but I wasn’t totally pleased either. While the trailer of the film leads the viewer to believe that Ridley Scott’s latest is an all out scare/gore-fest, it’s really not. In fact, the audience doesn’t […]

Chris Cornell, Frontman For Soundgarden and Audioslave, Dead at 52

Chris Cornell had that voice. It was a voice that as soon as you heard it, you knew it was him. The voice could sound like that of a Rock n’ Roll angel, like his latest single “The Promise,” or that of a gasoline fueled inferno, just listen to any Soundgarden song of the 90s. […]

Interview: Darrin Vincent From Country / Bluegrass Duo ‘Dailey and Vincent,’ Playing Grandel Theatre June 3

Award-winning country/bluegrass duo Dailey and Vincent will be performing at The Grandel Theatre on Saturday, June 3. The duo has also won five Dove Awards to go along with 35 IBMA Awards, including three-time IBMA Entertainer. Dailey and Vincent garnered worldwide attention with their television show, ‘The Dailey and Vincent Show’ on RFD TV. The […]

Review: St. Louis Packs Scottrade Center For Nearly Sold Out Chance the Rapper Show

Going into Sunday night’s Chance the Rapper concert, I have to admit, I was not anticipating much of a show from a guy who hasn’t been on the scene long. I knew he had won three Grammys, but had no clue the man was as talented as he is. After seeing last night’s show, it’s […]

Interview: Pierce the Veil Bassist Jaime Preciado – See Them at Pointfest This Saturday

Pierce the Veil has gained a reputation as one of the hardest touring bands in the world, as the group seems to constantly be on the road. The San Diego-post-grunge rock quartet was started by brothers Vic and Mike Fuentes. With Vic handling the vocals, along with guitar duties and Mike on the drums, the […]

Review: Eric Church Brings New Meaning to ‘Holdin’ My Own’ at Scottrade Center in St. Louis

As I was on the floor of the Scottrade Center Saturday night for the Eric Church concert, which was my 6th time seeing “Chief” as his loyal fans refer to him, I was asked by an usher how would I describe Church’s music? Little did I know my answer would be perfect by the end […]

Review: ‘Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story On Stage’ at the Fabulous Fox (May 12-14)

Fans of the Dirty Dancing film will love the musical that will be at the Fox for this weekend only. The show may have hit a couple sour notes on opening night, but overall, it was a fun, energetic homage to the hit film. Playing the role of Johnny Castle was Christopher Tierney. Taking over a […]

Review: Seether’s Seventh Album, “Poison the Parish,” Out Now

Who needs a producer? Seether clearly doesn’t and they’re better off for it with their new album “Poison the Parish.” The South African band’s seventh album is a throwback of sorts. It’s Seether going back to it’s roots. The band has ditched the idea of hiring a producer, with lead singer Shaun Morgan taking on the […]