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The legendary Toto brings their summer An Evening With… Tour to the bay in New York with special guests Christopher Cross and The Romantics.
Kicking off the evening at Jones Beach Amphitheater were legendary power pop rockers The Romantics, who took to the stage as the sun was beginning to set over the bay. Th...
Lynyrd Skynyrd overcame stormy weather to deliver a career-spanning Southern rock performance at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach.
Heavy rain and lightning delayed the start of Lynyrd Skynyrd‘s stop at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre, but once the weather cleared, the evening quickly shifted from uncertainty to celebration. Joined...
311 and Dirty Heads bring their mid-summer So Glad You Made It Tour to New York with support from Australia’s Ocean Alley and Rome.
It couldn’t possibly be a better summer night for some great live music at Long Island’s own Jones Beach Amphitheater as the cool breeze rolls in off the bay and the venue fills up with fans for what will be a most epic ev...
It’s a Nice Day to… Tour Again, as Billy Idol stops by Ravinia Festival as one of the first artists since their $70 million renovation.
As soon as the gates of Ravinia Festival opened, the crowd flooded through to secure their prime spot for the evening. Concerts at Ravinia are seen as more of an event, with many choosing lawn tickets over pavilion seating in ...
Muse brought the Wow! factor to Tinley Park’s Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre, as well as the summer party vibes with The Temper Trap and Bloc Party.
It was a packed lineup, with three very different styles of bands scheduled to perform for the Tinley Park crowd. First up was the Australian four-piece indie rockers, The Temper Trap. They might have only ha...