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Stryper: “To Hell With The Devil 30th Anniversary” Tour at House Of Blues

Click here for a Stryper review from the House Of Blues. For additional information on Stryper, visit Stryper.com. Upcoming concert highlights at the House Of Blues include [More…]

Stryper: “Fallen” Tour at Arcada Theatre

Click here for a Stryper with FireHouse review from the Arcada Theatre. Stryper performs the entire “To Hell With The Devil” album and more hits at House of Blues on [More…]

Stryper goes the extra mile for the final date of “Fallen” tour, plus a lifetime of love for FireHouse

Stryper faithful are surely rejoicing at the announcement that the band will be on tour all fall to mark the 30th anniversary of “To Hell With The Devil.” But before [More…]

FireHouse: “25th Anniversary” Tour at Arcada Theatre

Click here for a FireHouse with Stryper review from the Arcada Theatre. For additional information on FireHouse, visit FireHouseMusic.com. Upcoming concert highlights at the [More…]

KISS: “Freedom To Rock” Tour at BMO Harris Bradley Center

Click here for a KISS review from the BMO Harris Bradley Center. For additional information on KISS, visit KISSOnline.com. For a list of upcoming shows at the BMO Harris [More…]

KISS unloads all the bells and whistles, champions military for first Milwaukee show in six years

With every year that passes in a cult-like career that’s endured more than four decades, KISS gets louder, bigger, bolder and more entertaining. During its first Milwaukee [More…]

Mötley Crüe gives ShowPlace ICON another chance to say goodbye with “The End” screening

Thirty-five years after first tearing up the Sunset Strip, Mötley Crüe wound down its career just ten miles down the road with three shows at the Staples Center. Though all [More…]

KISS unleashes Sin City explosion on ShowPlace ICON prior to this summer’s “Freedom To Rock” Tour

With more than 40 years in business and over a 100 million records sold, there’s little KISS hasn’t accomplished, including a recent (albeit belated) induction into the [More…]