Opening gateway to a new record
It’s been almost three years since Heaven’s Gateway Drugs’ last album, 2016’s Rubber Nun. The band is now readying their newest LP titled Slab City....
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Looking to the future while celebrating the past
Although Kansas had faced some personnel changes over the years, save a brief departure in the early 1980s, Steve Walsh was always the voice and face...
Pavilion rolls out red carpet for Marcus King
Last year, the Marcus King Band strolled through the Summit City and put on a show-stopping performance at C2G Music Hall. Those of you lucky enough...
Absurda
Nate Utesch continues to evolve and move the sound of Metavari into new territory.
Starting back in 2008 as a post-rock band with electronic flourishes...
Secret recipe under bucket of brilliant multi-instrumentalist
The man, the mask, the bucket?
For fans of killer guitar solos, robot dance moves, and KFC, the Clyde Theater promises an exciting event on Wednesday,...
Clever lyrics stirred into old-fashioned country sound
It might be an understatement to say that the past three years have been a whirlwind for members of the country supergroup Old Dominion.
They’ve been...
Progressive rock? Metal? Eclectic true genre of band
When a band describes their songs as “no two songs sound the same,” you almost have to roll your eyes. But with a group like Dormant, an intricate local...
The Clyde welcomes Etheridge for June show
Earlier this month, rock artist Melissa Etheridge released a new album, The Medicine Show, which will see her hitting the road in support. One of her...
DeYoung ‘Styx’ to what he loves best
In recent years, many of the top bands of the 1980s have had to forge a path without the recognizable voices that helped launch them to the top.
Journey’s...
Legendary rocker to paint The Clyde purple
He’s played bass and sang on more than 70 albums.
He’s a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, though he didn’t get to perform at the ceremony.
He’s lived a...