Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters bring “Morro Rock” and “Modbilly” to the Genesee Theatre
In the two decades since longtime artist/Academy Award-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton (“Sling Blade,” “A Simple Plan,” “Monster’s [More…]
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The “Dancing Words” of Midwesterner John Mellencamp “R.O.C.K” the Credit Union 1 Amp
Nostalgia has never been a priority for John Mellencamp, who continues to regularly record into his mid-70s, which is why it was such a surprise when the Rock & Roll [More…]
The Guess Who were “Takin’ It Back,” former Eagle Don Felder took flight for Northerly Island
A version of The Guess Who has more or less remained on the road since the 1960s, but outside of the occasional reunion, co-founding singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist [More…]
Double header of Santana and The Doobie Brothers share a “Oneness” with Credit Union 1 Amp
On any given night, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ Santana or The Doobie Brothers could fill whatever shed they want, so when the pair resumed their periodic [More…]
Foghat takes a bluesy “Slow Ride” to Hard Rock, “Love Hurts” for heavy metal heroes Nazareth
The amount of entertainment styles hosted by the Hard Rock Live inside the Northern Indiana location of the famed casino is truly limitless, though having enduring bands [More…]
Arcada becomes Cactus’ “Temple Of The Blues II” featuring GN’R, Mr. Big, Whitesnake alumni
Often referred to as “The American Led Zeppelin,” Cactus was one of America’s hardest hitting acts throughout the 1970s, and upon being reformed in the [More…]
Mavis Staples’ “Sad And Beautiful World,” solo Nathaniel Rateliff uplift the Chicago Theatre
Rock & Roll, Blues and Gospel Hall of Famer Mavis Staples may now be an American treasure, but long before securing such status, she was a fixture in the Windy City [More…]
Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening has Hard Rock reveling in “Physical Graffiti” 50th
Considering the band is no longer active and its surviving members have moved on to other unrelated projects, Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening is currently the closest [More…]
Indie/folk/blues rockers Mt. Joy “Hope We Have Fun” and succeed during United Center debut
Anyone who’s followed Mt. Joy since debuting nearly a decade ago probably isn’t all that surprised at its steady ascent, although those who haven’t been paying [More…]
“No Rain, No Flowers” for The Black Keys, Hunt. Bank Pavilion, plus Gary Clark Jr.’s grooves
Sometimes it takes a storm to come back swinging, and even if The Black Keys were overly ambitious planning a prior tour that ultimately got canceled amidst very public [More…]