As far as I know, this was the first time Buckcherry had played in Sweden in their some 15 years long career. And what could be better than a hard dose of Buckcherry’s mix of sleaze and classic rock!
As usual when Thin Lizzy’s name comes up, conservatives start to scream themselves blue about how sacrilegious this is
Let me first say that I love Queensrÿche, at least the records from their debut to 1992’s Promised Land. But I even like a lot of their later records
This year Gods of Metal was different from the previous editions. Just having a look at the line up it seemed to have done a 30-year back in time jump!
On the 17th of June, 40 thousand Bon Jovi fans were pleased by an over two-hour-gig that brought in big style a great amount of the best the band has produced along these 25 years.
Having never seen Evergrey live before, despite owning lots of their records and liking the band very much, this was a gig I was really looking forward to
When Papa Roach had their breakthrough, we wrote early 2000 and nu metal was the big thing. Together with Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit, the Roaches were the biggest hype of that era
Sonisphere came back even bigger and better for its third year in the UK with capacity being rasied to 60,000 people and an amazing line-up including The Big Four, Slipknot, Mastodon, In Flames, Limp Bizkit to name but a few!
Four times harder, four times stronger, four bands: Ladies and Gentleman The Big4!
The Big 4 metal bands rolled into Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg on the 3rd July
Expectations were big for the Swedish Melodic Death Metal band led by Mrs. Attitude
I was really curious to check the Swedish band,