Skillet, Theory of a Deadman and Saint Asonia have more history together than people realize. Three Days Grace were one of the first bands to take Skillet out on the road in the non-Christian market and Theory of a Deadman were on a lot of festival bills when Skillet started working that...

It’s been three years since Alter Bridge came through Indianapolis. Since then, the world has shut down and reopened and the band has a new record in Kings & Pawns and have brought along Mammoth WVH and Red for the ride, this time playing Indy’s Murat Theater. Red have been a fan...

Sevendust are a band that always deliver live and they recently hit the Madison Theater in Covington, Ky. with support from Enmy, Life After This and Asayda. This was a new tour package as 3/4 of the bill hadn’t toured together regularly so expectations were high. Asayda was first up. THEY...

Fans recently packed out Indy’s Gainbridge Fieldhouse to see CCM powerhouses Chris Tomlin and Hillsong United.  It hadn’t been long since Hillsong came through before at Winter Jam and a lot of fans weren’t impressed, feeling there was not enough original music played by them; just old...

Have you ever been eating McDonalds and listening to Black Sabbath and wonder to yourself, “I wonder what would happen if someone took these things and put them together?” Well wonder no more because we have Mac Sabbath and their Pop Up Drive Thru tour recently hit Indy’s Hi-FI. With...

What do you get when you combine, Queen, Meatloaf, The Struts and The Darkness all into one band? You get Foxy Shazam and, when they announced their reunion in 2020 and tour in 2021, the Foxy Shazam faithful snagged every concert ticket available. The band’s Hidden Treasures reunion tour was...

It’s not often that a rock band emerges and just takes off but when it happens, it’s something special and there’s no denying them. Kingdom Collapse are one of those bands right now and they recently hit Indy’s Emerson Theatre with Hinder and Framing Hanley, proving why they’re a...

I Prevail have dominantly become one of the heavy-hitters in rock and metal over the last six years or so and every time they hit Indianapolis, the show sells out almost immediately. When they announced their True Power tour with support from Pierce The Veil and Fit For A King, things followed...

Is there a better way to spend Labor day than at a rock concert? The answer is no, not when you have a line up featuring Escape the Fate, Hawthorne Heights, and Story of the Year. This concert was rocking from the start with Escape the Fate. They wasted little time cranking the volume up to...

Intergalactic metal gods GWAR have hit the road for their annual Fall trek. This time, they brought a party with them in Nekrogoblikon and Crobot, landing at Indy’s Vogue Theatre- a venue GWAR have destroyed time and time again but somehow keeps building itself back up.  Crobot kicked...

“I can’t believe my eyes,” Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx said when he was onstage at Indianapolis’ stop of The Stadium Tour, “I can’t believe my fucking eyes. We broke up, got back together, announced a tour, COVID hit, threw us off for over two years, we came back and sold this...

When Black Stone Cherry announced they were coming to Indy with special guest Ayron Jones, fans didn’t wait to buy tickets and then packed out the Hi-Fi Annex, ready to rock out. Jones and company opened the show with one of the most energetic sets the Annex had seen in a long time, with the...

“Do any of you feel like we’re living in the end of days?” Blacktop Mojo singer Matt James asked the crowd in Indy’s HiFi while he stood onstage on a Sunday night, “cuz if y’all do, we want to thank you for spending one of your last days with us.” When the band came through the...

Breaking Benjamin frontman Benjamin Burnley stood on stage in front of a sold out 20,000-person crowd in Noblesville, Ind. and was living a childhood dream come true. Burnley’s first concert as a teen was Bush, who played before Breaking Benjamin on this current tour, while Burnley’s...

After his collapse on stage in Mich., guitar legend Carlos Santana returned to Noblesville, Ind. for his postponed show, which was due to the collapse. Fans seemed to be just fine with the wait and packed the venue and lawn, despite a threat of storms coming. Santana and his ensemble, led by...