Rock Show Critique

The Aftershow
Peter Gabriel
KeyBank Center
Buffalo, NY
September 22, 2023
Review: Joseph Suto

We give our two cents on what went down at KeyBank tonight.

Concert Review
KC & The Sunshine Band
OLG Stage @
Fallsview Casino Resort
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Sunday September 17, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

KC and the Sunshine band returned to Fallsview Sunday night in celebration of their 50th Anniversary. The show marked the band’s first opportunity to play OLG Stage after having played the Avalon Theatre on multiple occasions over recent years. It was also the band’s first show in town since 2019 and the pandemic. Continue reading →

Concert Review
Shinedown
Papa Roach
Spiritbox
St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater
Syracuse, NY
Wednesday September 13, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

Shinedown brought their Revolutions Live tour to the St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater Wednesday evening. The show marked the final show at the Amphitheater for the 2023 season. There was no better way to close it out as Shinedown along with Papa Roach and Spiritbox ended everything on an extremely high note. Continue reading →

Concert Review
Everclear
The Ataris
The Pink Spiders
Town Ballroom
Buffalo, NY
September 12, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

When speaking with Everclear leader Art Alexakis earlier in the day he said to expect a rock-n-roll show that evening featuring the bands hits and if the fans hit them up on social media they may even pull out some fan requests. Alexakis and the band did not disappoint as they mixed in such songs as “Learning How To Smile”, The Twistinside” and “Sunflowers” among some of the evening’s requests. The 75-minute set marked the band’s first visit to town since 2015 when they played Canalside and the band made it a memorable night to say the least. Continue reading →

Concert Review
Kenny Loggins
OLG Stage
Fallsview Casino & Resort
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Friday September 8, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

The esteemed Kenny Loggins played the Fallsview Casino for the final time Friday evening. This show marked his first and final appearance at the new OLG Stage as he had played at The Avalon Theatre on his last visit in 2018. In the announcing of the tour earlier this year he felt the time was right. At 75 years old, Loggins put on an impressive show that focused mainly on his hits but still found time to slip in a few deep cuts. Continue reading →