The news was telling everyone to stay indoors. With an air temperature of -21 and a windchill exceeding -50 (no, I'm not kidding) it probably would have been smart to stay indoors but there was a show in town and... Continue Reading →
Silverstein and Hawthorne Heights were in town last night. If you know me, you know these are two of my favorites. Add the fact that Silverstein was celebrating fifteen years of their album "When Broken Is Easily Fixed" and you... Continue Reading →
It's so easy to fall down a dark hole of anxiety this time of year. With everything going by so fast and the inability to get everything done that you want to get done but you still try and damn... Continue Reading →
I honestly don't know why I decided to cover last night's Travis Scott show. Maybe it was the allure of an arena show that was sure to come complete with a full production that would be bright and flashy or... Continue Reading →
It was nearly two hours before show time and there was already a line in front of The Varsity Theater for Tuesday night's show. My friend and I cracked a couple of jokes as we walked past the young kids... Continue Reading →
Comedian Jim Breuer (who happened to open Wednesday night's Metallica show) explained it perfectly. It's those goosebumps you get as the lights go on and the anticipation of seeing a legendary group perform reaches it's breaking point. It's that chill... Continue Reading →
Seeing bands take the stage that haven't done so in over thirty years is truly a special sight. I could have been at the Taylor Swift show last night watching pop-music in it's best form with a show full of... Continue Reading →
If Wednesday night was considered my tour of 2000's nostalgia, then Thursday night's show was my tour of 19990's nostalgia. With a couple of hit songs that still sneak into my daily playlist and a bunch of songs I had... Continue Reading →
Although I know there's a million great new bands out there, I find myself listening to the same crap I was listening to in high school day after day. Call it a sense of comfort, call it a love for... Continue Reading →
