Joe Bonamassa Ruth Eckerd Hall 2-24-2020 Clearwater, FL Michael Yanko Rock Legends Photographers
When Joe Bonamassa has a guitar in his hands, it's like an extension of his body. His smooth playing sounds so perfect it is like it is coming out of a machine.
It was a benefit show for Bernie Sanders, where progressive
minded musicians in the Nashville community organized by Dean Moore had decided
to show their love for Bernie on the eve of Super Tuesday.
After 20 years KISS makes their triumphant return to Peoria, Illinois. Playing a soldout show local fans and fans from states all over the midwest came to the Heart of Illinois in welcoming KISS and David Lee Roth on their Final Tour.
MidFlorida Credit Union Event Center (Formerly Port St. Lucie Civic Center) Port St Lucie, FL Michael Yanko Rock Legends Photographers It rained all day up until about about an hour before the 8PM show. It was damp and very windy, and yet that didn't stop thousands of fans from coming out to see Styx perform and the band certainly did not disappoint! When friends tell me that they don't go to classic rock concerts anymore because "it isn't the original members," I tell them that many of the bands are as good or better than they ever were. Styx is definitely one of those bands. Although featuring only one original member, James Young on guitar and vocals,
Peoria, Illinois own 105.7 The X closed out the year with the annual Nutcracker Show Headlining with Five Finger Death Punch and joining them was Three Days Grace and for the first time in Central Illinois Bad Wolves and Fire From The Gods.
Slayer brought the “Final Campaign” tour to Salem Civic center on November 5th. They may have arrived by bus but they entered the arena like a freight train. This tour is said to be their final and they performed as if it was.
By Butch Worrell Nashville, TN Emi Sunshine made her Grand Ole Opry debut On August 5, 2014. For a Country/Americana artist ...
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