90’s alternative rock heavy hitters Everclear, Marcy Playground and Jimmie’s Chicken Shack brought their fall 2024 tour to the Royale in Boston, Massachusetts. The tour celebrates Everclear’s American Movie Vol. One turning 25 very soon and featured tracks from that album, but also showcases all of the smash hits from each of these iconic bands.
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Massachusetts certainly had all the “Right Stuff” at the sold out 2024 “Magic Summer” tour, starring The New Kids on the Block. Opening for them were Paula Adbul and DJ Jazzy Jeff. The neon shirts and 80’s and 90’s accessories were in abundance that night at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA.
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The One More Time tour featuring blink-182 with support from Pierce the Veil and Ekkstacy stopped by Fenway Park on July 23rd, 2024.
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What a night for legendary guitarists and iconic bands in Boston, MA. Mammoth WVH, the brainchild of multi-talented musician Wolfgang Van Halen, and female powerhouse guitarist, Nita Strauss, rocked the jam-packed Big Night Live venue. This was no easy feat with TOOL playing on the same night, right around the corner at the TD Garden.
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Progressive rock band, TOOL, came to the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT to perform for two back-to-back sold-out shows, bringing with them a viral newcomer, Steel Beans.
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Concert goers were lined up down the street and around the corner of the Worcester Palladium on Tuesday evening, anxiously awaiting the doors to open for the sold out Bullet for my Valentine show.
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The Dropkick Murphys brought their Celtic punk sound to the Mohegan Sun Arena, along with the young ska-punk band, The Interrupters.
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The Babyklok tour came to rock the faces off of fans within the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in the historic area of Boston, Massachusetts. The tour featuring Japan’s BABYMETAL, and Adult Swim’s Dethklok, had support by metal guitarist, Jason Richardson.
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The New England Metal and Hardcore Festival has been an honored tradition in Worcester, Massachusetts from 1999-2018… and it’s back! Night one of the fest featured Make Them Suffer, Northlane, The Amity Affliction and Parkway Drive.
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ZZ Top came to the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, with The Summit kicking off the night.
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After a long hiatus, Mudvayne returned to the stage last year. Not content to fade away again, the band returned to headlined a show at Xfinity Center!
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T-Pain took his “Escape From Wiscansin” tour to the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, in Boston, MA.
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The Joe Perry Project performed at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino in Mashantucket, CT, for the first stop on their 2023 tour. Robin Taylor Zander’s band, along with Micky James, were the opening acts for this stop on the tour.
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Godsmack made their final stop on the “Best of Times World Tour” at the Mohegan Sun Arena, with the support of their opening act, Austin Meade.
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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.
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Shinedown brought an explosive performance of The Revolutions Live tour to Bridgeport, CT. Meanwhile, the band today announced the next leg of the tour.
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Bush, the multi-platinum, English alternative rock band, kicked off their 2023 United States tour at the Hampton Beach Ballroom Casino. This tour showcases their latest album, The Art of Survival. Bush brought along Devora, an alternative rock/country artist, promoting her latest EP, God is Dead.
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Fans eagerly poured into the Fete Music Hall in Providence, RI to witness the Year of the Spider 20th Anniversary Tour with COLD.
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Pop-punk giants, New Found Glory, performed at the sold-out Somerville Theatre in an intimate acoustic performance.
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John Mayer graced the sold out TD Garden in Boston with his presence for an intimate solo performance.
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Badflower brought their “Asking For a Friend” Tour to Boston’s Royale music venue, along with Blood Red Shoes and Des Rocs.
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The best-selling R&B act of all time, Boyz II Men, returned to Boston for the first time since the pandemic, with Omar Wilson opening the show.
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