Well let’s talk about the show already. No one probably cares, because it was like 10 years ago, but I’m better late then never. First things first: No flashes permitted with cameras! Yeah, right. I took about 15 of ’em. Most of the security people probably weren’t informed at the gate like we were. Second: …
The night started off outside of the Key Club in a line that went around the block. It was also kinda chilly out, but I knew that once I got inside it would be warm, just off the bodies that were there to catch a night of metal. The doors opened a bit before 7:30, …
Well, although we were unable to attend last night’s sold out Machine Head/Nothingface/NonPoint show (with special guests Endo, and UE favorites Mugg opening) at the Whisky in Hollywood, we managed to catch up with Adam Duce of Machine Head and chit-chatted a little about his plans for the upcoming holiday. Apparently, Adam plans to try …
Welcome kids, to another edition of the Free Monday’s at the Troubadour, featuring Allergic’s new demo CD! Yes, this show kicked some major ass, not because it was a free show, but because all the bands that played, put you in your place and kicked your ass! The first band of the evening was a …
I got the call at 2:00 that afternoon. My friend called and said that we got the tickets to Modest Mouse, the first of their two-night gig at the John Anson Amphitheatre. The hours between are a blur and irrelevant. We caught our ride and fought traffic to arrive. The amphitheatre was a piece of …
It was a pleasant surprise when I found out Bullet Boys were playing the Key Club. It had been a long time and I had, on occasion, wondered where they were and what they were up to. Now I know. They are still rockin’. Mark Torien still has the voice and can still hit those …
If you love hard rock/heavy metal and you were not at the Key Club on Sunset Blvd. in Hollywood, on Nov 1st, then you missed a terrific show. Slaughter was, as always, AWESOME. The place was packed and everyone was ready for Mark, Dana, Blas, and Jeff when they finally took the stage at just …
The Troubadour makes Mondays not suck as much as we all know they do with their free Monday shows. And this night, there were four bands to rock the house: Gifted, MUGG, Prizefighter and Downer. Gifted started the night off to a good groove, rock’n the house for their entire set. The singer had changed …
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8.10.00 Butterflies. You know what those are, right? When you can’t seem to calm down, no matter how hard you try; and neither does that fluttering feeling in your stomach. Well, I had those for a good 10 hours before this show. Why, you ask? Read on and you, my patient friends, shall learn the …