Train genuinely had the entire crowd engaged from start to finish. From the incredible stage production to the active crowd participation. Monahan got the crowd singing even if they were unfamiliar with the bands’ music with the help of creatively projected lyrics, and his words of encouragement: “If you don’t know the words, make some shit up”. With outfit changes, a casual stroll through the crowd during ‘Marry Me’, salsa dancing and beach balls, Train made sure it was impossible not to enjoy their set. Despite the mood all of these extra details added, the band could have relied solely on their 90s and millennium hits from their first few albums, covers of U2 and Rihanna, as well as a memorable ‘Hey, Soul Sister’ sing-a-long.
Photo credit: Acacia Evans Kim Dracula has signed to Rise Records and shares "Molecular Conversion",…
PHOTO CREDIT: Balazs Szabo Studied, imitated, but never replicated, the Grammy-nominated hardcore legends HATEBREED have…
GRAMMY-nominated heavyweights TRIVIUM — vocalist/guitarist MATTHEW K. HEAFY; guitarist COREY BEAULIEU; bassist PAOLO GREGOLETTO; and drummer ALEX…
Experimental duo Allegories return with “They’ll Never Suspect Us,” a deceptively beautiful and unsettling new…
Acclaimed musician, songwriter, and multidisciplinary artist Chelsea Wolfe has announced that her 9th studio album,…
Photo Credit: Travis Shinn Coming on the hot heels of their latest controversy the Los…