Category: Hudson Valley

  • Merry Upstate Metal Xmas

    Right about now, we expect most of you are hung over on Stewart’s Egg Nog and family bickering.  And, we’re absolutely positive that if you hear Dominick the Donkey one more time, you’re going to kill someone with that Fender guitar you just got. Merry Xmas from Upstate Metal.

    So, with that said we’re bringing back what we’ve found on Al Gore’s Interwebs, hoping to find what others are doing today.

    Here’s your little bit of valium.

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    The economy has been improving across upstate New York, but some of us still find it difficult to rub two pennies together.
    One of our competitors, the Capital Region’s Metroland, has witnessed the residual effects of the Great Recession, first hand. Above, a parent appears to be bragging over his or her Dickensian approach to soften the blow to the kids.
    “I told my kids, ‘it’s Jesus’ birthday, not your birthday. You’re not getting anything’.”
    Ouch!
    That’s a tough pill to swallow right there. Hopefully Santa Claus found his way there last night. Something made from the heart is always better than something bought. Remember that, kids.

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    KISS’ Gene Simmons and his family paid a visit to Uncle Huge at the Playboy Mansion for an epic holiday party on Christmas Eve.
    He took a moment to snap off a picture of his 21-year-old daughter, Sophie Tweed Simmons, snuggling up to a 20-foot tall Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
    Sophie has been in the headlines herself, having competed briefly on Fox Network’s The X Factor, last year. And, earlier the year, English newspaper The Daily Mirror published photographs of her in her thong bikini, while on vacation with her boyfriend in Ha’waii.
    Sophie is one of two daughters between Simmon and 1982 Playboy Playmate of the Year, Shannon Tweed.

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    Halestorm lead singer, Lzzy Hale uploaded a photo of the family Christmas Tree from her mother’s house. this morning.
    2013 has been a good year for the Hale family. After releasing their second album The Strange Case Of… in April of 2012, the song “Love Bites (So Do I)” won their first Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance on February 10, 2013.
    Halestorm is scheduled to launch a 12-stop European tour on April 1, 2014. The band just recently stopped in our area to perform. Go take a look for an awesome write-up and fantastic photos of the band.

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    Vince Neil cares not for a White Christmas, at least not on his Christmas card that pictures him and girlfriend, Rain Andreani.
    The 52-year-old, former frontman of Motley Crüe, is currently dating the 32 year-old hair dresser while separated from his fourth wife, Lia Gerardini. Neil married Gerardini in 2005, but announced their separation in 2010.
    Neil made headlines in late 2012 after collapsing on stage at a concert in Sydney, Australia. Aside from music, the hard rocker ventured into the Gentlemen’s Club business, opening Deja Vu Presents: Vince Neil’s Girls Girls Girls in Las Vegas, Nevada.
    Girls, Girls, Girls was the Crüe’s forth studio album, released back in 1987.

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    Black Label Society frontman, Zakk Wylde is absolutely giddy over the Arthur Fonzarelli doll he apparently received from under the tree this morning.

    The 46-year-old founding father of the LA rock group is certainly young enough to remember Happy Days from before its time in syndication.  And, for those of us old enough to remember the ultra-cool character that was made famous by Henry Winkler can completely understand the excitement over receiving such a gift.

    This has been a busy year for Wylde and his crew.  Following the release of Unblackened, the boys went out and participated in this summer’s Gigantour IV, along with Megadeth, Device, Hellyeah, Newsted and Death Division.  Wylde is reportedly working on material for yet another release next year.  Since the band’s inception in 1998, the band has launched nine studio albums, two live albums, two compilation albums, an EP and three video albums.

    The posting of Wylde’s mug in full scream makes one wonder if he’s truly excited over getting The Fonz, or is he trying to release the tension from his all of his work.

    There could also be that fact that he’s upset over the departure of Nick “Evil Twin” Cantanese from BLS.  Cantanese, who has been with the band since the start, reportedly set sail on December 2.

    In case you’re looking to spend some recently acquired cash, a vintage Happy Days‘ Fonz doll from 1976 is currently selling on eBay for $26. (Imagine how much it would have been worth had he never jumped that shark.)

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    Orianthi Panagaris was recently getting into the festive spirit, as shown here from a picture she posted on her Instagram account a few days ago, apparently stealing shit out of her Christmas Tree’s closet.

    Or, maybe, that’s how they dress where she’s from in Australia.

    The amazingly gifted guitarist is currently in between tours, having closed out traveling with Alice Cooper over the past several months as part of the 98Rock Halloweenie Roast.

    The 28-year-old released her third studio album, Heaven in This Hell,  this past March and ultimately earned a three out of five stars from Allmusic.com.  A deluxe version of the album was subsequently released this past September, which included three extra tracks.

    For you stalkers who have yet to happen across her Instagram account, well, go Google it.  But, I’ll tell you, the girl’s got a special relationship with that phone of hers.  It’s not uncommon to see four or five updates on her account on any given day.  Of course, the girl was just touring, and she gifted her fans with plenty of images from behind the scenes.

    She goes back on the road next March, as she’ll meet up again with Cooper overseas as part of the European Rock Meets Classic Tour.

    Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year’s to you all from UpstateMetal!

  • Best of 2013 – Part 5, Bands on the Rise and Jams of the Year!

    2013 has been a great year. We have expanded our staff and coverage to bring more bands and live acts to the attention of fans and readers, and are looking forward to 2014 with great anticipation as we focus on the music coming out of all corners of New York State. The best of 2013 Music festivals and incredible tours and jams pepper the Upstate New York music calendar, giving broad musical choices for the 8 million New Yorkers who call Upstate their home.

    Our staff writers and photographers were asked to look back at the full year of music in Upstate New York and beyond, and weigh in with their best of 2013. We looked at 10 categories – Best Upstate Show, Best Show, Best Upstate Album, Best Album, Best Upstate Festival, Best Festival, Best Upstate Venue, Best Venue, Best Band on the Rise and Jam of the Year –  and came up with the best music we have seen and heard this year. Here’s part 5 of 5, looking at the Bands on the Rise and our Jams of the Year

    Best Band on the Rise

    Top Picks

    Aqueous

    best of 2013 jamsEastbound Jesus

    Rest of the Best

    Consider the Source

    Conehead Buddha

    Driftwood

    Lucid

    The Blind Owl Band

    Mister F

    Solaris

    Floodwood

    Turkuaz

    Gusto

    MaryLeigh Roohan

    Sarah Jarosz

    Lucius

    GOASTT

    Tame Impala

    The Acid

    RY X

    Bad Cello

    Aminal

    Did we miss a band on the rise that should know about and you think is great? Sound off in the comments!

    Best Jams of the Year

    Phish, “Crosseyed & Painless > Harry Hood”, Holmdel, NJ, 7/10

    Phish, “Tweezer”, Lake Tahoe, 7/31

    The Kollectiv and The Heavy Pets, The Hollow, Albany, 4/23

    Aqueous, “Shine on You Crazy Diamond”, Buffalo, 6/21

    Rich Robinson and Jackie Greene dueling guitars with The Black Crowes at Lockn’ Music Festival, 9/7

    Disco Biscuits, “Basis for a Day”, City Bisco, Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA 9/27

    Vampire Weekend, “Hannah Hunt”

    23 ft. Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J “Mike Will Made-It”

    Disco Biscuits,  “Tom Sawyer” City Bisco, Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA 9/28

    Keller Williams and Floodwood, Putnam Den 10/10

    Aqueous – “Uncle Phils Parachute”, The Dubland Underground, Rochester, 11/15

  • Best of 2013 – Part 4, Best Venues

    2013 has been a great year. We have expanded our staff and coverage to bring more bands and live acts to the attention of fans and readers, and are looking forward to 2014 with great anticipation as we focus on the music coming out of all corners of New York State. The best of 2013 Music festivals, venues and incredible tours pepper the Upstate New York music calendar, giving broad musical choices for the 8 million New Yorkers who call Upstate their home.

    Our staff writers and photographers were asked to look back at the full year of music in Upstate New York and beyond, and weigh in with their best of 2013. We looked at 10 categories – Best Upstate Show, Best Show, Best Upstate Album, Best Album, Best Upstate Festival, Best Festival, Best Upstate Venue, Best Venue, Best Band on the Rise and Jam of the Year –  and came up with the best music we have seen and heard this year.

    Here’s part 4 of 5, looking at the Best Venues of 2013

    Best Small Venue

    Town Ballroom, Buffalo

    Putnam Den, Saratoga Springs

    best of 2013 venuesBrewery Ommegang, Cooperstown

    Nietzsche’s, Buffalo

    The Purple Fiddle, Thomas, WV

    Bowery Ballroom, NYC

    Opus 40, Woodstock

    Red Square, Albany

    Club Helsinki, Hudson

    Schubas, Chicago, IL

    Massry Center at The College of Saint Rose, Albany

    The Crooked I, Erie, PA

    Fox Theater, Oakland, CA

    Glasslands, Brooklyn

    The Hollow Bar, Albany

    The Westcott Theater, Syracuse

    Best Medium Venue

    Turning Stone’s Showroom, Verona

    The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester

    Brooklyn Bowl

    Palace Theater, Albany

    Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo

    The Egg, Albany

    The Landmark Theatre, Syracuse

    Wellmont Theatre, Montclair, NJ

    Best Large Venue

    Saratoga Performing Arts Center

    Red Rocks, Morrison, CO

    Bethel Woods, Bethel, NY

    Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ

    Artpark in Lewiston, NY

    Molson Amphitheater, Toronto, Ontario

    Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at EncorePark, Alpharetta, Georgia

    Double J Ranch, Rothbury, Michigan

    The Gorge, George, Washington

    The Mann Music Center, Philadelphia

    Got a favorite venue that we didn’t mention? Sound off in the comments!

  • Best of 2013 – Part 3, Best Festivals

    2013 has been a great year. We have expanded our staff and coverage to bring more bands and live acts to the attention of fans and readers, and are looking forward to 2014 with great anticipation as we focus on the music coming out of all corners of New York State. The best music festivals of 2013 and incredible tours pepper the Upstate New York music calendar, and give broad musical choices for the 8 million New Yorkers who call Upstate their home.

    Our staff writers and photographers were asked to look back at the full year of music in Upstate New York and beyond, and weigh in with their best of 2013. We looked at 10 categories – Best Upstate Show, Best Show, Best Upstate Album, Best Album, Best Upstate Festival, Best Festival, Best Upstate Venue, Best Venue, Best Band on the Rise and Jam of the Year –  and came up with the best music we have seen and heard this year.

    Here’s part 3 of 5, looking at the Best Festivals of 2013

    Best Upstate Music Festival

    Top Picks

    Catskill Chill

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    Night Lights

    Camp Bisco

    Grassroots Festival

    Rest of the Best

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    Mountain Jam

    Utica Music and Arts Festival

    The Big Up

    Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival

    Spring Revival

    Rock n Roll Resort

    Best Music Festival Overall

    Top Picks

    Equifunk

    Gathering of the Vibes

    City Bisco

    Rest of the Best

    Jam Cruise

    Rock on the Range

    Delfest

    Solid Sound

    Strangecreek

    The Festy Experience

    Pitchfork Music Festival

    Electric Forest

    Fledging Crow Fest

    Summer Camp

    Governor’s Ball

    Did we miss a festival this year that you thought was great? Sound off in the comments!

  • Best of 2013 – Part 2, Best Albums

    2013 has been a great year. We have expanded our staff and coverage to bring more bands and live acts to the attention of fans and readers, and are looking forward to 2014 with great anticipation as we focus on the music coming out of all corners of New York State. Music festivals and incredible tours and albums pepper the best of 2013 Upstate New York music calendar, giving broad musical choices for the 8 million New Yorkers who call Upstate their home.

    Our staff writers and photographers were asked to look back at the full year of music in Upstate New York and beyond, and weigh in with their best of 2013. We looked at 10 categories – Best Upstate Show, Best Show, Best Upstate Album, Best Album, Best Upstate Festival, Best Festival, Best Upstate Venue, Best Venue, Best Band on the Rise and Jam of the Year –  and came up with the best music we have seen and heard this year.

    Here’s part 2 of 5, looking at the Best Albums of 2013

    Best Upstate Album

    Top Picks

    Floodwood This is Life

    best of 2013 albumsSolaris Neon

    Donna the Buffalo Tonight, Tomorrow, Yesterday

    Rest of the Best

    Smackdab II

    Crows Cage Forgiven Sins

    Eastbound Jesus Northern Rock

    Jeff Bujak User Correction

    Blind Owl Band This Train We Ride is Made of Wood and Steel

    Bad Cello Finna EP

    Ocupanther Progressor

    Driftwood Rock-N-Roll Heart

    Formula 5 Formula 5

    Best Album overall

    Top Picks

    Daft Punk Random Access Memories 

    Arcade Fire Reflektor 

    Pearl Jam Lightning Bolt 

    Rest of the Best

    Phish Ventura ’98

    Alan Evans Trio Merkaba

    The Deep Dark Woods Jubilee

    David Bowie The Next Day

    McCartney New

    Imagine Dragons Night Vision

    Toro Y Moi Anything in Return

    Boards of Canada Tomorrow’s Harvest

    Oh Honey  With Love EP

    Vampire Weekend Modern Vampires of the City

    Phish Chicago ’94

    Lorde Pure Heroine

    Did we miss an album this year that you thought was great? Sound off in the comments!

  • Peekskill Brings Holiday Cheer with NRBQ

    The recently reopened Paramount Hudson Valley in Peekskill, known before 2013 as Paramount Center for the Arts, played host to a double bill of blues and rock that no music lover could say no to. Billed as a “Holiday Hoedown,” the evening was headlined by NRBQ with the Nighthawks opening.

    NRBQThe night began with an hour-long set by Washington, D.C. natives The Nighthawks. The set was carried largely by the roaring vocals and harmonica of Mark Wenner. Their set list was laden with fast-paced rockin’ blues with the right amount of soulful blues led with the vocals of drummer Mark Stutso, a recent 2010 addition to the band’s lineup.

    NRBQ’s set had something for everyone, with an eclectic mix of blues, rock, pop, and rockabilly spanning their entire career since 1967. Accompanied by a sax and trombone, the band took the stage fit for the season with their rendition of “Frosty the Snowman” followed by a cover of David Rose’s “The Stripper.” Not too long after taking the stage, audience members were dancing in the isles to “Paris.”  NRBQ is well known for not adhering to a strict or necessarily consistent set list between shows. This spontaneity on stage made for a truly genuine performance connected to the audience. Not to mention the energy and enthusiasm of founding member Terry Adams on keys, which kept the crowd engaged for the entire performance.

    The audience was treated to a somewhat unusual encore to wrap up the evening. Where one may expect the band to return to the stage with one or two of their hits, NRBQ instead took to the stage wheeling out a road case set atop with a number of hand bells. Donned in the finest attire fit for Jimmy Fallon’s “Twelve Days of Christmas Sweaters” segment, the band had the audience laughing in good humor as they did a 4-part medley of holiday tunes on the bells.

    NRBQ has been through a few changes over their 45+ year career with changes in the band’s lineup in the last 10 years and a few hiatus periods. Their performance at the Paramount has proven that the group has withstood the test of time and still a notable act to catch for all generations.

  • Best of 2013 – Part 1, Best Shows around NYS

    2013 has been a great year. We have expanded our staff and coverage to bring more bands and live acts to the attention of fans and readers, and are looking forward to 2014 with great anticipation as we focus on the music coming out of all corners of New York State. Music festivals and incredible tours pepper the Upstate New York music calendar, giving broad musical choices for the 8 million New Yorkers who call Upstate their home.

    Our staff writers and photographers were asked to look back at the full year of music in Upstate New York and beyond, and weigh in with their best of 2013. We looked at 10 categories – Best Upstate Show, Best Show, Best Upstate Album, Best Album, Best Upstate Festival, Best Festival, Best Upstate Venue, Best Venue, Best Band on the Rise and Jam of the Year –  and came up with the best music we have seen and heard this year. We’ll bring you two categories each day this week

    Here’s part 1 of 5, looking at the Best Shows of 2013

    Best Upstate Show

    Top Picks

    Phish at SPAC, 7/5

    best shows of 2013Pearl Jam at First Niagara Center, Buffalo 10/2

    best shows of 2013 pearl jamPhish at Glens Falls Civic Center, 10/23

    best shows of 2013 phishRest of the Best

    Turkuaz, The Westcott Theater, Syracuse 2/28

    BB King, The Massry Center, Albany 4/14

    Ian McLagan Solo, Lovin Cup, Rochester 6/23

    Phish, SPAC 7/7

    John Brown’s Body, Grassroots Festival, Ithaca 7/20

    Railroad Earth & Yonder Mountain String Band, Saranac Brewery 8/3

    Woodstock Sessions with Alan Evans Trio 8/24

    Allman Brother’s Band with Steve Winwood, SPAC 8/28

    Aqueous with Lotus, Buffalo Place Rocks the Harbor 8/29

    Jimkata, Marris Amphitheatre, Oriskany Falls 8/31

    Michael Franti, Upstate Concert Hall, Clifton Park 9/16

    FarmAid, SPAC 9/21

    Start Making Sense, The Hollow, Albany 9/27

    Bad Cello, The Cult of the Crying Moon and The Bird Calls, WERW Launch Party, Syracuse 9/28

    Pretty Lights Live in Albany, 10/31

    Chicago and the Utica Symphony Orchestra, The Stanley Center, Utica 10/5

    Rubblebucket, The Westcott Theater 11/20

    Best Show Overall

    Top Pick

    Phish at Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City 11/1

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    Rest of the Best

    Tenacious D, House of Blues, Boston 3/4

    Huey Lewis, Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown 5/11

    The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Great Googa Mooga Festival, Brooklyn 5/17

    Yonder Mountain String Band, Cumberland, MD 5/26

    Dirty Projectors, Lincoln Hall, Chicago 6/13

    The Rolling Stones, TD Garden, Boston 6/14

    Warren Haynes & The Boston Pops, Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration, Lenox, MA 6/22

    Tipper, Burning Man, Black Rock Desert, NV, late August

    Sound Tribe Sector 9, Bank of America Pavilion, Boston 8/31

    Elvis Costello and The Roots, Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn 9/16

    STS9, Landmark Theater, Syracuse 9/21

    Turkuaz, Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn 9/25

    The Disco Biscuits, City Bisco, Philadelphia, PA 9/28

    Steely Dan, Beacon Theater, NYC 10/5

    Nine Inch Nails, Prudential Center, Newark, NJ 10/15

    Phish, DCU Center, Worcester, MA 10/26

    Bernhoft, The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA 11/1

    Phish, Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ 11/2

    Dark Star Orchestra, Higher Ground, South Burlington, VT 11/19

    Railroad Earth and Peter Rowan, Sherman Theater, Strousberg, PA 11/30

    Did we miss a show this year that you thought was great? Sound off in the comments!

  • Rock N Roll Resort vNYE – Ring in the New Year in Style in the Catskills!

    Rock N Roll Resort vNYE returns ahead of schedule for a New Years Eve addition in Kerhonkson, New York at the Hudson Valley Resort. If you haven’t heard about Rock N Roll Resort by now, you clearly have not been in on the of the best music festivals in New York State. Each year brings a different theme, a different slew of unbelievably talented musical guests, and a different experience.

    Read ‘s reviews of Rock n Roll Resort from April 2013

    Much different than your average New Years Eve event, Rock N Roll Resort vNYE offers a festival-like experience compiled of three stages, and a ton of amazing Northeast acts. All room packages offer spacious rooms for up to five people ensuring a great night without having to worry about a ride home.

    The New Years Eve edition will include Particle, Bastinado, Fikus, Mun, Mister F, Cheat Code, Digital Storm, Honeycomb, DJ Adam Amrod, Sweat Pant$ Money, Spundose, Creeper, The Big Sway, Danzer, Space Carnival, and more TBA.

    @RockNRollResortrocknrollresort.com/ |Rock N Roll Resort Facebook

  • Preview: All That Remains set to return to CNY and Capital Region

    All That Remains is set to bring their heavy melodic metal-core sound back to the Capital Region on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2013 at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, N.Y., and Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013 at Upstate Concert Hall in Clifton Park, N.Y.

    Opening for the show at both venues will be hard alternative post grunge rockers Soil.

    All That Remains:

    From Springfield, Massachusetts, Philip Labonte (vocals), Mike Martin (guitar), Oli Herbert (Guitar), Jeanne Sagen (bass), Jason Costa (drums). Formed in 1998, ATR has recorded 6 studio albums and 1 live album, in their 15 year history including Behind Silence and Solitude (2002), This Darkened Heart (2004), The Fall of  Ideals ( 2006), Overcome (2008), For We Are Many (2010) and current album A War You Cannot Win (2012).

    Soil:

    From Chicago, Illinois, Ryan McCombs (vocals), Tim King (bass), Adam Zadel (guitar). Formed in 1997, Soil has recorded 6 studio albums in their 16 year history including Throttle Junkies (1999), Scars (2001), Redefine (2004), True Self (2006), Picture Perfect ( 2009) and current album Whole (2013).  

    Original vocalist Ryan McCombs is back with Soil to make the original line-up complete. McCombs left the band in 2004 to be with his family and resurfaced in 2005 as lead vocalist for Drowning Pool.

    Other December Tour Dates:

    Dec 2 – Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall **

    Dec 4 – Minneapolis, MN @ Mill City Nights *

    Dec 5 – Ashwaubenon, WI @ Green Bay Distillery

    Dec 6 – Pontiac, MI @ Crofoot Ballroom

    Dec 7 – Joliet, Il @ Mojoe’s

    Dec 10 – Charleston, SC @ Music Farm **

    Dec 11 – Johnson City, TN @ Capones *

    Dec 13 – Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live! ***

    Dec 14 – Syracuse, NY @ The Wolcott Theater

    Dec 15 – Clifton Park NY @ Upstate Concert Hall

    Dec 28 – Northampton, MA @ Pearl Street ****

    * Motionless In White

    ** Motionless In White/Soil

    *** Asking Alexandria/Devour The Day & more

    **** Jasta

  • Pop Evil is set to invade the Capital Region this fall with Eve To Adam, The Letter Black & Black Oxygen

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    Pop Evil returns to the capital region this fall Friday, Nov. 22, 2013 at Upstate Concert Hall in Clifton Park, N.Y., and Sunday, Nov. 24 at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, N.Y. in support of their new studio album, “ONYX”.

    Special Guest also on the show include Eve To Adam, The Letter Black, and Black Oxygen.

    POP EVIL:

    From Grand Rapids, Michigan, Leigh Kakaty (vocals), Davey Grahs (guitar), Nick Fuelling (guitar), Chachi Roit (drums) and Matt DiRito (bass). In the last five years, Pop Evil has released three studio albums including Lipstick On The Mirror (2008), War Of Angels (2011) and current album Onyx (2013).

    THE LETTER BLACK:

    From Uniontown, Pennsylvania, the band consists of husband and wife Sarah Anthony (vocals) and Mark Anthony (vocals/guitar), Matt Beal (bass) and Justin Brown (drums). The Letter Black has released three studio albums and an independent album since 2007 including Stand (2007 independent), Hanging By A Thread (2010), Hanging By A Remix (2012) and current album Rebuild (2013).

    EVE TO ADAM:

    From New York, N.Y., this three-man band consists of Taki Sassaris (vocals), Alex Sassaris (drums) and Gaurav Bali (guitar). Eve To Adam now has four studio albums since 2001 including Auburn Slip (2001), Queens To Eden (2007), Banquet For A Starving Dog (2011) and current studio album Locked & Loaded (2013).

    Black Oxygen:

    From Kansas City, Missouri, this three-man band consists of David Lyle (vocals/lead guitar), Nick Lyle (drums) and Jordan Myer (bass). Black Oxygen has one studio album called, The American Dream (2012).

    Other Tour Dates Include:

    Nov 8 – Traverse City, MI @ Ground Zero

    Nov 9 – Libertyville, IL @ Austin’s Fuel Room

    Nov 10 – Wausau,WI @ The Fillmore

    Nov 12 – Battle Creek, MI @ Planet Rock

    Nov 14 – Johnson City, TN @ Capones

    Nov 15 – Greenville, SC @ The Handlebar

    Nov 17 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade

    Nov 18 – Fayetteville, NC @ The Drunk Horse Pub

    Nov 20 – Jacksonville, NC @ Hooligans Music Hall

    Nov 22 – Clifton Park, N.Y @ Upstate Concert Hall

    Nov 23 – Quincy, MA @ WAAF

    Nov 24 – Syracuse, N.Y @ The Westcott Theater

    Pop Evil also has posted on their Facebook page that the first 20 fans who show proof of purchase of the Onyx album at the Merch table will get to meet the band.