The Entertainment Outlet

Incubus and Sublime with Rome came to the Xfinity Center, bringing the ultimate summer show to Massachusetts.

Straight out of his Las Vegas residency, Sir Rod Stewart brought a night full of his hits to Mohegan Sun, with rock band Cheap Trick joining him as special guests.

Hard rock legends Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe kicked off the second leg of the Stadium Tour with the first of two sold out shows at Fenway Park, joined by Poison, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts and Classless Act.

Embarking on his first major U.S. tour since before the pandemic, Rob Zombie is bringing Powerman 5000, Static-X, and the newly reunited Mudvayne out on the Freaks on Parade Tour.

Flogging Molly and The Interrupters brought a great night of Irish punk rock music to Boston.

As Three Days Grace tours in support of their seventh album, Explosions, they came to Boston with Wage War and Zero 9:36 opening up the show.

The Rockzilla tour, featuring Papa Roach, Falling in Reverse, Hollywood Undead and Bad Wolves kicked off their tour at Bold Point Park in East Providence, Rhode Island.

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry took his solo band, the Joe Perry Project, out on the road for a quick tour, featuring a stop in their hometown of Boston.

After 8 years, Big Time Rush reunited for a summer tour, bringing music new and old to Pittsburgh.

Avatar brought their insane theatrics to Aura in Portland, Maine, with Light the Torch and The Callous Daoboys kicking off the night.

The Weeknd brought his After Hours til Dawn tour to Gillette Stadium, with a 29-song set full of hit after hit.

NKOTB brought their Mixtape tour to their hometown of Boston, with friends En Vogue, Rick Astley and Salt ‘n Pepa joining them throughout the night.

Dead & Company returned to Massachusetts, with a performance at Gillette Stadium on a stormy Saturday night.

We had a chance to chat with Saint Asonia and former Three Days Grace frontman Adam Gontier. We discuss their new EP, the state of his relationship with 3DG, and so much more!

Billy Howerdel, best known as the guitarist for A Perfect Circle, recently released his first solo album, and came to Boston playing in support of it.

Puscifer, the side project of Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan, came to Boston, in support of their fourth album, Existential Reckoning.

The California reggae rock group Dirty Heads came to Pittsburgh on their Let’s Get it Kraken tour.

Rock and roll supergroup Sammy Hagar and The Circle came to New England, with the legendary George Thorogood kicking off the night.

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After their last album spawning four #1 hits, Shinedown is back with their seventh studio album, Planet Zero.