Reviews

There’s no better way to spend a night than with some good old rock 'n' roll and an open bar, and that’s exactly what a select batch of music fans got at Bowery Electric when Heaven’s Basement came to New York City last night (March 27).

Florida rockers A Day to Remember took New York City fans by storm last night (March. 26) with a vigorous set at the Best Buy Theater.

There are few bands with the power to elicit a reaction that Bad Religion are able to conjure up night after night. During the veteran punk act's show Tuesday night (March 26), the band tore through 30 songs, while thunderous cheers and heartfelt sing-a-longs resonated throughout New York City's Terminal 5.

When it comes to crossover thrash, it doesn’t get much more influential than Suicidal Tendencies. Formed back in 1981, the band helped pioneer the genre along with groups like D.R.I. and S.O.D. They have split and reunited a few times, and after being back together for several years now have finally released a new album. '13' is their first studio effort since 2000's 'Free Your Soul...and Save My

Having experienced a massive groundswell from their self-titled debut album, Norwegian metallers Kvelertak were destined to have their sophomore release examined by the world's largest magnifying glass.

Sevendust are back with a new album, ‘Black Out the Sun,’ and the band's ninth studio disc does not disappoint. The follow-up to 2010's 'Cold Day Memory' features the Atlanta rockers at the top of their game.

New York City’s landmark venue Radio City Music Hall has been home to the Rockettes, classical performances and award shows over the years. Over the weekend it gave hard rock and metal a home as Coheed and Cambria, Between the Buried and Me and Russian Circles rounded out their tour with a very special show.

With their ninth studio ‘The Living Infinite’ under their belt, Soilwork are currently on tour in North America and they kicked off the weekend with a stellar show in New York City on Friday night (March 15) with support from Jeff Loomis, Blackguard, Bonded Blood and Hatchet.

It was a family affair as Soufly shook the foundation of Gramercy Theater last night (March 14) in New York City with support from Incite and Lody Kong, as both bands happen to be fronted by his sons.

With the word adrenaline being part of the band’s name, it’s no surprise that Adrenaline Mob brought the energy at Webster Hall’s Marlin Lounge last night (March 13) in New York City.