maroon barchetta said:jetch17 said:
Man I think I saw BC open for Van Hagar with skid row back in the day … that's a name I haven't heard in a long time
I just remember that Breadmaker song
You mean Heartbreaker. That's Pat Benatar doing a Led Zeppelin cover.
Great tunes. Their album Waking Season is outstanding and one of my favorites much less in that genre.zgood10 said:
Got tickets for Caspian at WO in July. They've been popping up on my Spotify playlists for the last year or so
Couple highlights:
Hymn for the Greatest Generation
Flowers of Light
Yeah man I hear you, but King's X is damn long in the tooth, and I'm gonna see them any chance I get. There's a chance I may have to miss this one, but unlikely. If you get decently up close, it's somewhat more bearable. But there's no getting around it, the sound sucks there. I only go to shows I really wanna see there, don't bother with anything else because it is so meh. Wish King's X was at like White Oak downstairs or maybe House of Blues, but it is what it is. Saw them there last time and stood right in front of Ty the whole time. Awesome show, even if Dug can't do what he used to.maroon barchetta said:Echoes97 said:
Going to see Brother Cane tonight at Warehouse Live Midtown, blast from the past that I was a big fan of back in the day. Never gotten to see them so pretty stoked.
Upcoming shows in the next 2 weeks:
Steel Panther
King's X
Amon Amarth
Molly Tuttle
In Flames
I wish Steel Panther was another night.
I'm considering King's X but continually hear bad things about sound at that venue.
Mastodon on 7/20 (outdoor though so maybe not)Aggie Therapist said:
Blink-182 on June 24th in San Antonio
Could use a local Austin show in July. Recommendations?
Baby due August 19…..so looking for one final outing haha
62strat said:
If you like rock and have not been exposed to ghost yet, do yourself a favor and go see this.
You will become a fan. Best live show in the genre these days.
https://www.ritehereritenow.com/
when I first heard them (known as Ghost B.C. lol) and subsequently dove into youtube videos of them live back in 2013, they genuinely seemed like a satanic band, very dark, catchy as hell, but probably just gonna stay underground or at least remain in the metal world.Wheatables02 said:62strat said:
If you like rock and have not been exposed to ghost yet, do yourself a favor and go see this.
You will become a fan. Best live show in the genre these days.
https://www.ritehereritenow.com/
I'll get roasted for this, but as good as their music is, something about them and their shows just seems dark enough to almost feel like real evil…unless it's just a parody.
62strat said:when I first heard them (known as Ghost B.C. lol) and subsequently dove into youtube videos of them live back in 2013, they genuinely seemed like a satanic band, very dark, catchy as hell, but probably just gonna stay underground or at least remain in the metal world.Wheatables02 said:62strat said:
If you like rock and have not been exposed to ghost yet, do yourself a favor and go see this.
You will become a fan. Best live show in the genre these days.
https://www.ritehereritenow.com/
I'll get roasted for this, but as good as their music is, something about them and their shows just seems dark enough to almost feel like real evil…unless it's just a parody.
Man was I wrong. Within an album or two, they have Grohl producing an EP, and shot from opening for Opeth to headlining theaters and eventually arenas.
The imagery and symbolism is all a front. Per wiki; 'Afterwards Forge remarked to Lindström: "This definitely does not sound like two dudes that look like you and I". Thus Forge decided that they should be an anonymous "theater band", and use their love of horror films and "the traditions of Scandinavian metal" in the band's imagery'
I think it's because they were ready to swear right here, right now, before the devil.maroon barchetta said:62strat said:when I first heard them (known as Ghost B.C. lol) and subsequently dove into youtube videos of them live back in 2013, they genuinely seemed like a satanic band, very dark, catchy as hell, but probably just gonna stay underground or at least remain in the metal world.Wheatables02 said:62strat said:
If you like rock and have not been exposed to ghost yet, do yourself a favor and go see this.
You will become a fan. Best live show in the genre these days.
https://www.ritehereritenow.com/
I'll get roasted for this, but as good as their music is, something about them and their shows just seems dark enough to almost feel like real evil…unless it's just a parody.
Man was I wrong. Within an album or two, they have Grohl producing an EP, and shot from opening for Opeth to headlining theaters and eventually arenas.
The imagery and symbolism is all a front. Per wiki; 'Afterwards Forge remarked to Lindström: "This definitely does not sound like two dudes that look like you and I". Thus Forge decided that they should be an anonymous "theater band", and use their love of horror films and "the traditions of Scandinavian metal" in the band's imagery'
Umm yeah.
That's what happens when you sign the book.
I'm in College Station but hit up Dallas and Austin and Houston for shows frequently since we never get anything here. Got Billy Strings on deck tomorrow in Conroe and cannot wait. Will be my 18th Billy show since December 2022.Aggie Therapist said:
You live around here Mr. blaze?
How was Cypress Hill?
I have the Fare Thee Well box set (went to the final three Chicago shows) and those Circles Around the Sun set break discs are incredible. Didn't even realize they were playing at Echo Lounge tomorrow. That should be great.goadius6 said:
Going to Grateful Shred and Circles Around the Sun tomorrow night at Echo Lounge Dallas. Very excited for Circles, have not seen them yet. Sounds like they're doing a mixed set as they have overlap of band members so Dead covers and Circles originals back and forth with no breaks.
Got tickets to Blues Traveler in August for $25 Live Nation Concert Week sale.
This just dropped yesterday:Ducks4brkfast said:
The Red Clay Strays put on a great show last night in Morrison. Brandon has such a range of vocals and Drew Nix is a great guitar player.
WyoAgg10 said:
I'm such an idiot… thought their shows were tonight and tomorrow night. Saw Shane Smith and the Saints there last year. It's worth every bit of the hype.
