Journey brings its Final Frontier Tour to Providence’s Amica Mutual Pavilion this fall, giving fans the chance to experience one of rock’s most enduring bands in a full-length headlining performance. Billed as “An Evening with Journey,” the show will celebrate more than five decades of timeless music with a career-spanning set from the legendary group.
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Shinedown’s Dance, Kid, Dance Tour rolled into SNHU Arena in Manchester last week, with one of the strongest rock lineups of the summer, featuring Coheed and Cambria, and From Ashes to New. The lineup offered something for every kind of rock fan and kept the energy high from the opening notes to the final encore.
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Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots kicked off the holiday weekend in the blistering heat at Xfinity Center, pairing two bands that helped define modern hard rock in different decades.
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After more than a dozen years off the road, former Metallica bass player Jason Newsted is back! For the first time he’s bringing his Chophouse Band on tour, and their first tour started in New England, at The Iron Horse.
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Kings of Thrash came to New Bedford to give longtime Megadeth fans a loud, unapologetically old-school celebration of the band’s early years.
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We sat down with Kings of Thrash/former Megadeth members David Ellefson and Jeff Young to discuss all things Kings of Thrash, and how it feels for them to be playing these classic Megadeth songs after so many years.
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Wednesday night’s show in Boston felt like a full-spectrum metal experience, bringing together Castle Rat’s theatrical oddity, Amon Amarth’s Viking-scale grandeur, and Dethklok’s animated brutality in one stacked lineup, blurring the line between concert and animated chaos.
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Zakk Wylde waved the heavy metal flag as he pulled double duty at Mohegan Sun, with sets from both Black Label Society and Zakk Sabbath.
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Few bands can turn a concert into a full-blown cultural celebration quite like Gogol Bordello, but their stop at Boston’s Royale was a perfect example of why they’ve built such a devoted following.
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Beartooth played a powerful set at Boston’s TD Garden, as direct support for Bad Omens on their “Can You Feel the Love” tour.
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Friday night at Mohegan Sun, in a sold out arena, the lights go down, and the sound of bagpipes being played comes over the PA. As the curtain raises up, we find the iconic Sir Rod Stewart standing center stage, with about a half dozen women surrounding him. If the women wearing black pant suits, while playing white instruments with […]
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We sat down with Brendon Small, creator of Metalocalypse, and guitarist/vocalist of Dethklok, to discuss their upcoming AMONKLOK CONQUEST TOUR with Amon Amarth.
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Every year HBO’s Last Week Tonight goes on hiatus for a couple of months surrounding the holidays. Host John Oliver doesn’t stop working, however, and immediately hits the road to perform stand-up. Oliver came to Boston for a two night stint at the MGM Music Hall. The sold out crowd on this Sunday night felt like they were in the […]
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Concerts in December hit differently. The relentless cold weather, combined with all the chaos of the holidays can be draining… a rocking night out can be just what one needs. On this snow-covered Sunday night, crowds poured into Mohegan Sun Arena to see Bush. Soul Asylum Soul Asylum started things off, with frontman Dave Pirner and the rest of the […]
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Fozzy frontman/professional wrestling superstar Chris Jericho came to New Bedford fronting Kuarantine, the best tribute to the non-makeup era of KISS.
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All Time Low came to Boston, with two shows at MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Joining them for both shows were Mayday Parade, Four Years Strong, and The Paradox.
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After 35 years, Bruce Dickinson brought his solo band to Boston, for a performance supporting The Mandrake Project.
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The Plot in You opened a run of dates with a show at The Strand Ballroom in Providence. Joining them were Northlane, Invent Animate, and Windwaker.
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After reuniting two years ago, Creed brought their Summer of ’99 tour to The Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence. Joining them at the show were Daughtry and Mammoth.
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On a Thursday night filled with storm delays, Volbeat headlined Mansfield’s Xfinity Center for the first time. Joining them were Halestorm and The Ghost Inside.
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Lil Wayne came to Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA, on Tha Carter VI Tour, Celebrating 20+ years of Carter Classics. Joining him on the tour were Tyga and Belly Gang Kushington.
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After years of being dormant, Linkin Park, in a different form than we’ve last seen them, returned to Boston. Joining them for two shows at TD Garden were Massachusetts’ own PVRIS.
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The author of countless iconic parody songs over the year, “Weird Al” Yankovic, returned to the Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort for the Bigger & Weirder tour. Joining him was the unique opening act, Puddles Pity Party.
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Hip-hop icon Tech N9ne was the first of two great co-headlining acts at The Strand in Providence.
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As part of the Hollywood and N9ne tour, Hollywood Undead returned to The Strand in Providence, bringing their party to a packed house.
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Machine Head has just begun their North American Tour 2025, along side Swedish Metal Icons In Flames, Italian alt-metallers Lacuna Coil, and American Metalcore maestros Unearth.
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Somehow, Disturbed’s landmark debut album, The Sickness, is 25 years old. The band is celebrating by performing the album in its entirety. Joining them at a sold out show at TD Garden were Three Days Grace and Sevendust.
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Aerosmith bassist Tom Hamilton came home to Boston, performing at City Winery with his new band, Close Enemies.
Read morePitbull returned to Xfinity Center for a third sold out visit in four years. Joining Mr. Worldwide this time was the equally hit-producing T-Pain.
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Audiences returned to the Summer of 99, with the reunion of Creed. As they returned to Xfinity Center for the first time in 15 years, they were joined by 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven.
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