Concert Preview: Todrick Hall at Delmar Hall
The eccentric and fantastic Todrick Hall is coming to Delmar Hall on Thursday, March 31st. The concert will be part of the performer’s ‘The Femuline Tour.’ If Todrick Hall wasn’t on everyone’s radar already, the singer/songwriter/personality made sure to change that after his appearance on the ninth season of American Idol. After that, he only […]
Concert Review: Son Volt at Delmar Hall
By Carla Scuzzo A sellout crowd welcomed Son Volt to Delmar Hall on Saturday night, November 23rd. Jay Farrar was in typical form – quiet and rather sullen. His musical style has not changed much over the years. He continues to preach his religion of political and personal inequities. While he is not generous with […]
Interview: A Conversation with Mike Peters of The Alarm (Aug. 12 at Delmar Hall)
Mike Peters is more than a songwriter, singer or frontman. He is a survivor. Founded in 1981, his band, The Alarm, is an extension of his very being. Creating a body of work that draws inspiration from the culture of their native Wales as well as the world around them, the band has persevered onward […]
The Damned Mark 40 Years of Machine Gun Etiquette With A Blazing Set at Delmar Hall
The first British punk band to release a single, The Damned returned to Delmar Hall on May 29th to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their prolific third album, Machine Gun Etiquette, with a concert that obliterated any doubts that there was still plenty of gas left in the tank. Machine Gun Etiquette is a beast. Ahead of […]
Interview: Roy English (Jagwar Twin) Playing Delmar Hall Saturday Night
Roy English, releasing music under the name Jagwar Twin, is no newcomer to the music scene. Having been a musician for many years, being a part of several bands, it wasn’t until a decision to possibly leave the music scene altogether that brought a chance meeting with Jeff Bhasker that set Roy on a musical […]
Interview: 5 Questions with Robin Wilson, Lead Singer of Gin Blossoms
Gin Blossoms first broke through the music scene in 1992 with their hit album New Miserable Experience, which featured the hit singles “Hey Jealousy” and “Found Out About You.” The album sold more than 4 million copies. The band went on to have success with future albums and singles, becoming a staple on the 90’s […]
Concert Review: The Band Perry at Delmar Hall
Story by Laura Gieseking Photos by Lee Goodman If you came here to read a country music/pop band review, you are in for a big surprise, as were quite a few people attending The Band Perry concert at Delmar Hall in the University City Loop in St Louis on Sunday night. When you think of […]
Concert Preview: 105.7 The Point Ho Ho Shows Announced
105.7 The Point HoHo Shows were announced today. The first show announced was Young the Giant with Grandson at Stifel Theatre on November 28. The Smashing Pumpkins will make a return to St. Louis on December 1, also at Stifel Theatre. Meg Meyers will be joined by The Blue Stones on December 7 at Delmar […]
Concert Photos: Fozzy at Delmar Hall
Wrestler, rocker and all around cool guy Chris Jericho stopped at Delmar Hall to perform with his band Fozzy on Wednesday, September 12. The band is currently on the Judas Rising Tour. All photos by Brendon Klohr.
Concert Photos: Bishop Briggs at Delmar Hall
Bishop Briggs played Delmar Hall on Sunday, July 1. The show was sold out. Briggs performed tracks off her current album Church of Scars. Photos by Justin Staggs.