All Time Low, Boys Like Girls, LMFAO, Third Eye Blind, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Forever The Sickest Kids, Stereo Skyline, The Ready Set., Vita Chambers, Great Big Planes, Mercy Mercedes and Cady Groves
Sunday, 06/20/10 at 12:00 PM
Festival Pier, Philadelphia, PA
The Silversun Pickups are supporting Muse on their American tour. Last evening they played the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA:
1. Growing Old Is Getting Old
2. Well Thought Out Twinkles
3. There’s No Secrets This Year4.The Royal We
5. Little Lover’s So Polite
6. It’s Nice To Know You Work Alone
7. Future Foe Scenarios8.Substitution
9. Panic Switch
10. Lazy Eye
Muse played the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA on March 2, 2010:
Uprising
Resistance
New Born
Map of the Problematique
Supermassive Black Hole
Guiding Light
Interlude
Hysteria
Nishe
United States Of Eurasia
Feeling Good (Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley cover)
Helsinki Jam
Undisclosed Desires
Starlight
Plug In Baby
Time is Running Out
Unnatural Selection
Encore:
Exogenesis: Symphony, Part 1: Overture
Stockholm Syndrome
Knights of Cydonia
Chevelle, Red and Thousand Foot Krutch have been added to the Breaking Benjamin tour.
Coheed and Cambria is an American progressive rock, punk rock, heavy metal and post-hardcore band from New York. Coheed and Cambria’s albums are concept albums based on science fiction comics written by lead singer Claudio Sanchez called The Amory Wars.
In November 2007, they gained worldwide popularity when their song “Welcome Home” was included in the video game Rock Band.
Coheed and Cambria will be playing at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA on Sat., May 22, 2010.
Tom DeLonge is also the front-man, guitarist and vocalist for Blink 182. When Blink 182 was not together, he formed Angels And Airwaves.
The band is made up of:
Tom DeLonge — lead vocals, rhythm guitar (Blink 182 and Box Car Racer)
David Kennedy — lead guitar, keyboards (Over My Dead Body, Hazen Street and Box Car Racer)
Matt Wachter — bass guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (30 Seconds to Mars)
Atom Willard — drums, percussion (Rocket From the Crypt and Offspring)
On Friday, May 7, 2010, Angels And Airwaves will bring their live show to The Electric Factory in Philadelphia, PA
Feb. 19, 2010 – Nottingham
Nottingham Arena
Feb. 20, 2010 – Manchester
Manchester Arena
Feb. 21, 2010 – Cardiff
Cardiff International Arena
Feb. 23, 2010 – London
Wembley Arena
Feb. 24, 2010 – Bournemouth
Bournemouth International Center
Feb. 26, 2010 – Dublin
02 Arena
Feb. 27, 2010 – Glasgow
SECC
Mar. 01, 2010 – Brussels
Forest National
Mar. 02, 2010 – Amsterdam
HMH
Mar. 04, 2010 – Lille
Lille Aeronef
Mar. 05, 2010 – Paris
Bercy
Mar. 06, 2010 – Dusseldorf
Philipshalle
Mar. 08, 2010 – Hamburg
Sportshalle
Mar. 09, 2010 – Copenhagen
KB Hallen
Mar. 10, 2010 – Stockholm
Fryshuset Arena
Mar. 12, 2010
Old Ice Hall
Mar. 14, 2010 – St. Petersburg
SKK Arena
Mar. 17, 2010 – Berlin
The Arena
Mar. 18, 2010 – Prague
Prague Incheba Arena
Mar. 19, 2010 – Vienna
Gasometer
Mar. 21, 2010 – Munich
Zenith
Mar. 22, 2010 – Milan
Palasharp
Mar. 23, 2010 – Zurich
Volkshaus
Feb 5 2010 8:00P
Outer Banks Brewing Station Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina
Feb 7 2010 2:00P
FREE SHOW – Island Bicycles w/ Island 107.1 Key West, Florida
Feb 8 2010 8:00P
Sunset Peir (Ocean Key Resort) Key West, Florida
Feb 9 2010 8:00P
Sunset Peir (Ocean Key Resort) Key West, Florida
Feb 10 2010 8:00P
Sunset Pier (Ocean Key Resort) Key West, Florida
Feb 12 2010 8:00P
DaDa Delray Beach, Florida
Feb 13 2010 8:00P
Allstars Sports Bar and Grille Pompano Beach, Florida
Mar 5 2010 8:00P
North Star Bar – Jason Ager CD RELEASE PARTY!! Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mar 13 2010 9:45P
Panico’s (Formerly Molettiere’s) Lansdale, Pennsylvania
Mar 17 2010 8:00P
St Patrick’s Day @ The Rising Sun w/ The Pluckin Grassholes telford
Mar 19 2010 9:00P
The Perk Perkasie, Pennsylvania
Switchfoot will be touring Canada with one of our favorite bands, The Paper Tongues.
The band said, “He’s done it again. The perfect set-up for the perfect Canada tour in January with Switchfoot! Soaking up the relative warmth while we can. Picking up Spaceman tonight from the airport, our phenom production manager.”
Read about the dueling keyboardists and the review of their show with Jet.
Blacksburg, VA — I guess you could say I was surprised by Maroon 5’s performance last night (11/10/09). At the same time, it was more or less what I expected. Never before have my feelings towards a band changed so many times in one concert. I went to the show with an open mind, ready to get past the female obsessive boy-band stereotype… if they could prove themselves. This was especially true because my father had seen them at Live 8 a few years ago and said they were actually pretty good.
Their first songs were pure bad-assness. The lead singer, Adam Levine, had tattoos on his arms and was making sexually crude jokes most of the time. They topped off the middle of their set with a two minute long epic drum solo. While the drummer, Ryan Dusick, wailed away the band took a knee and watched as he left the audience in awe. I’ve seen my fair share of awesome drum solos done by great drummers (ex: Travis Barker and Mike Portnoy) and this was on par with their work. While he didn’t lift off the stage in a godlike manor, or have a multi-kit drum set, he did an impressive job.
Unfortunately, the solo left Dursick tired. So, while he was backstage recuperating, the band did some of their songs acoustically. Admittedly, I’m not the biggest fan of acoustical guitar songs. Regardless, this is the scheduled intermission in their set, a point made obvious when they started to cover Alisha Keys’ Beautiful. My ears bled for the duration of the song and left me distracted for the remainder of the acoustical songs.
Fortunately, they were able to redeem themselves. Following the acoustical portion of the show, Levine brought up a female audience member to give her his stool (stage prop). When she sat down on the stool, he proceeded to offer her a lap dance. The crowd was roaring with laughter. After singing to her, he gave her a kiss on the cheek which drew an, “Aww,” from the audience.
There were probably two or three girls for every boy which actually surprised me. I thought there would be way less guys at the show. That didn’t stop the girls from creating an ear shattering wail when they were begging for an encore. My ears received more damage in those three minutes between the original set and the encore than they have from all the concerts I’ve ever been to. Considering how often I’ve been standing in front of the speakers at those concerts, that is an impressive feet. I actually had to cover my ears it was so intolerable.
Of course, the band came back out. What I found unusual was that they only performed one song. Granted it was a long and impressive song. The outro sequence was intense and left a great last impression on me.
For a guy looking for rocking songs I’d have to recommend another band, as a general statement. My recommendation would be to download select songs (particularly not the Alisha Keys cover.) The live versions of the song have more solos and are all around more focused on the rock aspect of music where the album version’s will focus more on the romantic hip-hop aspect.