A Buffett Show (From A Different Point of View)
Tuesday night, June 21, 2016, was Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer’s 56th show in Cincinnati, OH. I am proud to say that this show fell somewhere between my 15-20th time seeing the band. […]
Tuesday night, June 21, 2016, was Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer’s 56th show in Cincinnati, OH. I am proud to say that this show fell somewhere between my 15-20th time seeing the band. […]
When Whitesnake fans came to PNC Pavilion in Cincinnati, OH last Tuesday night, most did not know much about the opening band. If you were to ask them after that opening band finished their […]
English gentleman by day. Rock n’ Roll bad boy by night. David Coverdale is truly the James Bond of the rock n’ roll world. Mr. 007 brought Whitesnake into Cincinnati’s PNC Pavilion this past Tuesday […]
Dolly Parton brought her “Pure & Simple” tour to the Jack Casino in Cincinnati, OH this past Saturday night. This was Dolly’s first visit back to The Queen City since her September 18th show […]
I grew up with the Goo Goo Dolls. And in a lot of ways, the Goo Goo Dolls grew up with me. In high school, the electric guitars of “Superstar Car Wash” and “A […]
On February 22, 2009, Seether and Black Stone Cherry played Bogart’s in Cincinnati. The opener on the bill that night was a little known band by the name of Halestorm. While the band’s time on […]
I believe in a thing called Rock n’ Roll…thanks to a bands like The Darkness. The dark clouds that were rolling into the Cincinnati skies this past Tuesday night were the perfect metaphor […]
Metal fans around the world received a huge glimmer of hope this week when word was spread that Heavy Metal Icons, Judas Priest is planning to head back to the studio in the near future […]
The Dropkick Murphy’s are to St. Patrick’s Day as to what Bing Crosby is to Christmas. That is why it was so special to have the band play Bogart’s on March 6th, less that […]
A band works hard. A band starts to find success. A band makes a record that catches on and that band finds massive success. The band is accused of “selling out.” But what is […]
Neil Young: “Bluenote Café” – by Ric Hickey This album is a lot like Neil Young’s career: Far longer than common sense or popular consensus would have dictated, with some mountainous peaks and head-scratching […]
Reunited and it Sounds So Good… In 1980 Brad Whitford and Derek St. Holmes got together and started a project simply titled, Whitford St. Holmes. The band released a self-titled album in 1981 […]
Now that the turkey has been gobbled down, and the Black Friday deals have been gathered up, the Christmas season is off and running. For many, this is a time of year for traditions and […]
Louisvilles Louder Than Life wrapped its second year with a sold-out crowd of over 50,000 in attendance for the October 3 and 4 destination festival which celebrates the regions award-winning bourbons and spirits, craft beer, Gourmet […]
With the release of their latest album, “Threat to Survival,” Shinedown offers a motivational kick in the ass to anyone who listens to it. The album, the first since 2012’s “Amarylis,” serves as a […]
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