Review: Welshly Arms at Old Rock House
The Old Rock House showcased Welshly Arms with The Old Souls Revival on Aug 17th. The Old Souls Revival opened the show and played original songs that grabbed the attention of the audience. The hometown band was available to perform and showcase their indie Southern Rock. “How Much” & “Ramblin’ Again” were spot on rock […]
Photos: Foreigner, Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin
Photos by Reema Shah Foreigner, Cheap Trick and Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin played Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre on Wednesday night. Fans of the groups braved the rain to party with some of Rock & Roll’s most well known bands.
Interview: Aaron Lewis
Aaron Lewis is known for being the lead singer of Staind. However, the band has been stagnant since 2011, as Lewis ventured into country music. It’s been a pretty successful ride for Lewis, as he has had a song go platinum with “Country Boy,” and had a number one country album in “Sinner,” his latest […]
Preview: Modern Day Zero to Reunite at Delmar Hall
Modern Day Zero will play Delmar Hall on Saturday, September 23. It will be the band’s first show together since December 20, 2007 when the band played at the Bottleneck Blues Bar at Ameristar Casino. MDZ was one of the most popular bands from St. Louis 2004-2007, thanks in part to songs like “Sick Inside.” […]
Review: Green Day at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre
The Revolution Radio Tour, Headlined by Green Day with Catfish and the Bottlemen, made it’s stop in St. Louis, Mo on Monday Aug. 14th. The 13,000+ capacity venue was only half-full once Catfish and the Bottlemen took the stage. I wanted to see more of them but who can really delay Green Day? Their set […]
The Toadies to Visit Delmar Hall
90s Alternative rock fans rejoice! The Toadies will be playing Delmar Hall on Saturday, September 9. The band will be joined by Local H. The show is being billed as 105.7 FMs Pre-Wayback Pointfest Party. Both bands can be heard frequently on 105.7. The Toadies hit it big with album Rubberneck. The album featured the […]
Interview: Jimmy Griffin of El Monstero
On Saturday, Aug. 26, fans of Pink Floyd will want to be at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. That’s because El Monstero, a longtime fixture on the St. Louis music scene, will be playing with the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra. El Monstero’s summer and holiday shows have become a St. Louis tradition throughout the years and this […]
Review: Jim Jefferies at Peabody Opera House
Australia’s finest, Jim Jefferies, performed in front of a 2,000+ fans Friday night at the Peabody Opera House in St. Louis, MO. Jim has an in-your-face type of comedy and it is not for the easily offended. So, his fans were not let down by his hilarious stories ranging from tales about Bin Laden to […]
Review: Lavell Crawford Makes the Holidays Fun at The Pageant
Move over Cedric the Entertainer, there’s a new King of Comedy in the Lou’. Lavell Crawford performed two sold-out shows at The Pageant on Saturday night. The shows were being recorded for a Showtime special, which will air later this year. The special will be titled, Home for the Holidays. Crawford, who was looking much […]
Review: A Day to Remember Rocks Pageant
Metal-core band, Wage War, started the night off with a scene-setting dramatic entrance. They wasted no time getting right to screaming and headbanging. While they played a much heavier set in contrast to the headlining act they clearly had lots of fans in the crowd. Musically they were on point, putting on a rather flawless […]