Heavy music and dark lyrics undergird positive message
It can’t be easy to be, simultaneously, one of the most understood and misunderstood bands on the planet.
Yet, Hatebreed has pulled it off for 25 years,...
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Who’s Bad
Who’s Bad—The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience will return to the Summit City with a “thriller-ing” performance at The Clyde Theatre on May 4.
The...
Tribute band switches on AC/DC rock party
The music of AC/DC has spanned decades and generations of fans. But even though the band has not officially disbanded, there isn’t much left of the...
Widening his musical path
Whitey Morgan might say something about his music “evolving” on his latest album, Hard Times and White Lines, but you get the sense it’s because that’s...
Latin rockers unpack songs at The Clyde
The year was 1982. Steve Berlin was saxophonist for the storied rockabilly revival band, The Blasters. One night at the Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles,...
The secret of their success: Staying close to their fans
Before social media interaction defined what fan service means, the members of Umphrey’s McGee gave their fans atypical access.
“Before we did it on...
Reignition: Seattle-born rock band finds new life
Take a minute to consider the state of rock music in 1993.
Nirvana was a year into its reign as the hottest band in America. In Utero, the band’s third...
Tribute band keeps the ’90s spirit of Sublime alive
In the ’90s, Sublime were the background music to every party. You couldn’t go anywhere without the sounds of “Santeria” or “What I Got” emanating from...
Dawn of a new day for Midwest band
What’s in a name? In the case of Michigan-born Pop Evil, the band’s name contains an extremely efficient explanation of the music, a slick melding of...
Curtain opens for new Clyde executive director
Seeing a show at The Clyde is all about having fun, but it’s something Gregg Coyle takes very seriously. He’s the new executive director at the recently...