Southern California Rockers, Of Mice & Men, came through the Midwest for another round while joining Sum 41 on their ‘Order In Decline’ Tour. In celebration of ‘EARTHANDSKY’, the guys played a string of new jams including “Gravedancer” and “Taste of Regret” amongst some old classics such as “Defy”, “Mushroom Cloud” and “Would You Still Be there” which got the crowd riled up in several mosh pits that proved that Of Mice & Men are back and aren’t hanging up their hat anytime soon.
Metalcore Rockers, The Plot In You, stopped in Detroit for another round of screaming fans and heavy guitar riffs as they joined Sum 41 at The Fillmore in Detroit. Playing tracks that got the crowd going such as “The One You Loved”, “One Last Time”, “My Old Ways” and “Not Just Breathing”, The Plot In You once again proved that they are in their groove while spilling a mixture of intricate lyricism and an electric stage presence into a memorable show.
North Carolina Indie Rockers, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, brought their multidimensional stage show that is accompanied by their otherworldly and loving presence to The Fillmore in Detroit on Wednesday night for a well-received show. Packing the house from front to back, the guys played all of their hits including “Cold Love”, “Shameful Company”, “Seven” and “Devil Like Me”, leaving concertgoers swooning over their eccentric vibes.
Make sure to catch Rainbow Kitten Surprise on the remainder of their tour dates when they stop by your hometown.
College Park Rap Legend in the making, 2 Chainz, brought the fire to Detroit along with a string of hits that got the crowd fueled up and ready for a night of memories. Playing platinum hits such as “No Lie” and “Mercy”, 2 Chainz’s energy was everything that the High Times Cannabis Cup attendees desired as they lit up their smoke in honor of 2 Chainz lyrical domination.
Chicago Musicians, Umphrey’s McGee, brought the Umph Love and soul to Detroit for two sold-out nights of transcendent music that left concertgoers feeling as though they encountered an enlightening experience beyond the music. Playing hits trekking back decades, Umphrey’s McGee music is a spectical in itself beyond the glory and glow of the lights that naturally comes along with every one of their shows.
New Orleans Musical Group, Tank and the Bangas, brought their ‘Green Balloon’ Tour to Detroit and it was a delight for all to observe such an idiosyncratic bunch of musicians come together for the sole purpose of sharing their love of music. Touring the globe and finding success throughout emitting their own version of Funk and Jazz, Tank and the Bangas is a group that is bound to last.
Los Angeles Rockers, Silent Planet, packed a punch of Progressive Metal during their stop at The Fillmore in Detroit. Accompanied by August Burns Red and Silverstein, Silent Planet meshes their potent and politically driven lyrical content with a rush of instrumental euphoria that pours forward naturally with passion.
Invigorating the synergy between the band and the crowd, the guys played tracks including “Panic Room”, “Native Blood” and “Afterdusk” while a fan in the front row didn’t miss a single lick or lyric. Lyrics that face the cold-hard facts of their lack of contentment with the judicial system in the states, fascism and more important pieces of the reality of the world stood out at the forefront of why the guys do what they love to do.
Signed to Solid State Records and in the midst of continuing to bring to life a global crowd, Silent Planet emits a musical power and prowess that is loud, proud and sincere. For those of you that have yet to listen, check out their latest album, ‘When The End Began’, and follow the guys on Instagram.
The ever-rising Frankenmuth Rockers were back in town for the first of three hometown sold-out shows to ring out 2018 at the Fox Theatre in Detroit on Thursday evening. Dressed in flair that mimicked the fluidity and creative prowess of days of the 1960’s, positive energy rang through the venue that was packed with a wide variety of individuals from all walks of life simply there to be amongst and with fellow members of the peaceful army. Kicking off the night with “Cold Wind” and “Safari Song”, the four young gentleman came charging out with charm and class and ensured to delight the frenzied masses which created an atmosphere that felt akin to The Beatles playing at Olympia Stadium in Detroit in 1966.
Greta Van Fleet are up for four Grammys in 2019 including Best New Artist. Having developed a global fanbase through their dedication to expressing themselves creatively just as they are, Greta Van Fleet is a band of rising stars that you don’t want to miss. You can grab a copy of their latest album, ‘Anthem of the Peaceful Army’, HERE and make sure to grab your tickets HERE for 2019 shows and festival appearances scheduled around the world for the Frankenmuth gentlemen.
It’s when three visions and charismas come together so seamlessly that a tour is able to steamroll through Detroit Rock City without missing a beat. The three bold, empowered and leading ladies of Rock that spearhead In This Moment, Halestorm and New Year’s Day and their respected band of brothers rilled up electric energy last night for a packed house at The Fillmore in Detroit, Michigan.
Storming out with her infamous aura of blackened, starlit and cryptic mystery, Maria Brink engaged an ecstatic crowd with her lyrical musings that have left no stone unturned ever since the release of In This Moment’s debut album, ‘Beautiful Tragedy’ in 2007. Playing tracks that span through what has now become a mighty career of six studio albums that carry weight in the world of Rock, In This Moment injected the “Blood” of concertgoers with high spirits and hits such as “Whore”, “River of Fire” and “Adrenalize”. Check out our photo recap of the show below and grab your tickets HERE for the remaining dates along this stacked tour.
