Las Vegas is lucky enough that there is something special going on almost every night for music. Tonight is no exception, the fans are being treated to An Evening with Third Eye Blind at The Pearl at the Palms Casino. One of the reasons this show was so special, is that the band is not currently on tour - they have been playing festivals here and there, but this was just a night just with them - the more traditional, consecutive-date tour is largely saved for their peak summe

From the second this tour was announced, I have counted down the days... Infected Rain has been one of my favs since I first saw them back in May of 2022, and to throw in Stitched Up Heart for this Mutation Phase Tour it was a must see. Opening up the show was local metalcore band Silent Throne (formerly Haddonfeild), a great fit for the show with their dark, heavy tunes. The band established themselves in the regional scene, released their milestone breakout single, "Break A

New Found Glory and Yellowcard hit Las Vegas for the UP UP DOWN DOWN Tour, at the beautiful Fontainebleau Theater in Las Vegas, for a night of pure joy and revelry. You could feel the energy and excitement in the room before the bands' even made an entrance. New Found Glory opened their set with "A Love Song", the latest single from their new 2026 album Listen Up! (Pure Noise Records), their first in six years, and the fans were singing along to a whole new host of faves. The

It is rare to find truly unique shows today, and this bill was just that, with a string instrumental metal band and a Mongolian Folk Rock band on board, and the Vegas crowd was pumped and ready. Finnish symphonic metal band APOCALYPTICA take the stage first, and the front of the venue is packed with people excited to see this band again. They tour through Las Vegas frequently, but tonight playing the Metallica only set was something to look forward to. The band released their

When the Lords of Acid rolls into town it’s going to be a hell of a night. The Cheeky Freaky Tour hit the Bizarre Bar in Las Vegas and lived up to the hype, bringing along MZ Neon, Tony & The Kiki, Princess Superstar, and Dead on a Sunday. This had to be the most diverse group of opening acts I have seen, and the crowd was as big diverse as the bands. The show got started with trans performer MZ NEON, a solo artist who brought her pop punk/ electronic beats for a fun set, a s