Drug Church headlined the tour, and for good reason there is no way the crowd would have had the stamina to survive the other bands had Drug Church gone first. Vocalist Patrick Kindlon immediately set the tone, making it clear that no one should be standing around. Stage diving and moshing aren’t just allowed; they’re expected. The band literally shares the stage with the audience, inviting people up and often taking stray elbows just like the rest of us.

Jack Douglas, the legendary producer whose fingerprints are all over some of the greatest rock albums ever recorded, has died at the age of 80.…

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by photojournalist Jeffrey Moellering Brit Floyd’s remarkable return to Ruth Eckerd Hall reaffirmed their status as the gold standard and premier Pink Floyd tribute act,…

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Zoso – The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience By Justin Abramo of jabramophotography.com Zoso – The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Experience performed at Jannus Live on Thursday,…

May 15th @Benchmark International Arena After more than five decades of electrifying performances, chart-topping hits, and timeless anthems, the iconic rock band JOURNEY is saying…

By photojournalist Marcela Oleson Control and stage performance defined Little Image’s set Friday night at Jannus Live, where the Dallas alt-pop trio brought more than…

by photojournalist Dan Fernandez I knew that it was going to be a great night early on as staples of the Jam community Goose launched…