The Entertainment Outlet

Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated return to live music came through Massachusetts, with a weekend that culminated in her 13th performance at Gillette Stadium.

Beartooth and Trivium made a stop in Silver Spring on a Sunday night to kick the week off on the right note.

Taking a break from his co-headlining tour with The Interrupters, Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls played a solo show in Harrisburg, PA.

Whitechapel made a stop in Baltimore, playing their album The Valley in full.

Continuing on with their 2023 tour, Nothing More came to the Worcester Palladium to debut their highly anticipated sixth studio album, SPIRITS. Rocking along with them to help open the evening was Crown the Empire and Thousand Below.

Carnifex and Chelsea Grin’s co-headlined “Suffer In Heaven/Suffer In Hell Tour,” making a stop at the Worcester Palladium.

Touring in support of their newest album, Conditions of a Punk, Half Alive made a stop at the XL Live in Harrisburg, joined by opener Tessa Violet.

Shinedown brought an explosive performance of The Revolutions Live tour to Bridgeport, CT. Meanwhile, the band today announced the next leg of the tour.

Queensrÿche came to the Worcester Palladium with two openers, Trauma and Marty Friedman.

Alt-pop band Ripe took over the MGM Music Hall last Saturday night on a very special, sold out hometown show. Joining them on the Bright Blues Tour are supporting bands Melt and Couch.

We got to experience Lewis Capaldi’s Desire to Be Heavenly Sent Tour and loved every minute! Check out our review to see what went on.

Heavy metal band Steel Panther currently on their “On the Prowl” tour brought their show to McMenamins Crystal Ballroom. Metal cover band Tragedy and Crobot provided support.

Finnish singer-songwriter Ville Valo took over Big Night Live last Sunday night, as part of his long awaited Neon Noir Tour. Joining him on the road is supporting act Kaelan Mikla.

We had a chance to chat with legendary guitarist Marty Friedman, in advance of his show in Worcester, MA this Friday.

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The San Marcos, Texas based rock band, Blue October, finally made their way to the Westbrook Performing Arts Center in Westbrook, Maine after rescheduling their original tour date from November.

Industrial metal icons Static-X took over a sold out Big Night Live on Tuesday evening, as they continue the Rise Of The Machine Tour, in the company of Fear Factory, Mushroomhead and Dope.

Nashville rock and roll duo Larkin Poe lit up the night at Royale last Sunday, on their Boston stop of the Blood Harmony tour. Joining them for the evening was Boston’s own Tall Heights

John Mayer graced the sold out TD Garden in Boston with his presence for an intimate solo performance.

Badflower brought their “Asking For a Friend” Tour to Boston’s Royale music venue, along with Blood Red Shoes and Des Rocs.