Rock Show Critique

Album Review
Mike Tramp
The Songs of White Lion
2023
Frontiers Records

The Songs of White Lion is the brand new album featuring the big songs recorded by Mike Tramp who was the lead singer of White Lion. Continue reading →

Concert Review
Micky Dolenz
The Avalon Theatre
At Fallsview Casino & Resort
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Tuesday April 25, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

The latest tour from Micky Dolenz sees him celebrating The Monkees. Dolenz who is the last surviving member also decided to pay tribute to Headquarters, the third Monkees album released in 1967. The three show run were matinees starting promptly at 3 PM at the Fallsview Casino Resort. Continue reading →

In Conversation
Phil Lewis
LA Guns
Girl
Interviewed On April 24, 2023
By: Joseph Suto

Check out our latest interview with Phil Lewis as he returns to talk about Black Diamonds.

Concert Review
Chris de Burgh
The Meridian Centre
St. Catharines, Onatario
Saturday April 22, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

Saturday night the Meridian Centre finally came alive to the sight and sounds of the Legendary Chris de Burgh. The show had been put off due to the pandemic. Canada is one of de Burgh’s favorite countries to play and this was the second time he has graced the stage at the Meridian Centre.  A crowd of 2000 sounded like 5000 during many of the standing ovations throughout the evening. Continue reading →

Ranking the Albums
Queensryche
David Hens
Joseph Suto

David Hens and Joseph Suto sit down and discuss and rank the storied catalog of Queensryche. Let us know your rankings and how we did.

Concert Review
Queensryche
Marty Friedman
Trauma
The Roxian Theatre
Pittsburgh, PA
Wednesday April 5, 2023
Review/Photos: Joseph Suto

For the first time in a long time Queensryche decided to tinker with their set list in a major way. The result was an extremely fresh sounding show featuring a good sized chunk of material from last year’s Digital Noise Alliance. DNA for short has been hailed as a huge success by the critics and fans. Many call it the band’s best album since 1994’s Promised Land. That is saying a lot considering the only two holdovers from the classic era are guitarist Michael “Whip” Wilton and bassist Eddie Jackson. Continue reading →