By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Darien, NY - In addition to the impressive performance of Lynyrd Skynyrd on the “Last of the Street Survivors Farewell Tour," two of the three opening bands were exceptional. The Charlie Daniels Band and Marshall Tucker Band played well received sets (Jamey Johnson also performed on this evening). The Marshall Tucker... Continue Reading →
Iconic Southern Rockers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, bid farewell to Western New York with a passionate and powerful swan song. Review / photos by Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Darien, NY - It was a bittersweet moment for 15,000 plus music loving fans on this perfect summer evening, as Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame inducted, Southern rock... Continue Reading →
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: One of the most spirited rockers today is undoubtedly singer/guitarist Jacob Cade, who’s seemingly never-ending energy has landed him opening slots with the likes of Steel Panther, Bobaflex, Winger, and Dokken. And now, Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger are on board the Jacob Cade train, as they helped write what will... Continue Reading →
Blue Öyster Cult delights their dedicated followers with an effective mix of hits and deep tracks. By Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Batavia, NY - Classic rock legends, Blue Öyster Cult, played to a rather impressive crowd of approximately 5000 fans on this gorgeous summer, post holiday evening at the Batavia Downs Gaming racetrack. This was the... Continue Reading →
Poison and Cheap Trick battle it out, and the audience goes home the winner. Review / photos by Thomas S. Orwat Jr. Darien Lake, NY - "The Nothin' But a Good Time Tour 2018," featuring multi-platinum selling, glam-metal band Poison, along with Hall of Fame inducted classic rockers Cheap Trick, and openers Pop Evil, live up... Continue Reading →
By John Jeffrey After meeting, talking to and interviewing countless artists in the music industry, you can develope a pretty good gauge on who are the "salesmen," the bullshitters and the 'real deal' straight-shooters in the scene. Longtime KISS drummer Eric Singer definitely falls in the latter category. Although 2017 and 2018 hasn't been an... Continue Reading →
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