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By Jordan West
Photos by Ron Lyon
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the sold-out show featuring KISS at Anaheim Stadium, the home of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim hosted a KISS-themed evening featuring an appearance and ceremonial first pitch by the band’s founding members — Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley. The Angels played again...
For many, 1999’s J-Tull Dot Com is the final studio album from Jethro Tull. After that, Ian Anderson disbanded the group, went solo for a couple albums, then revived the Tull name with a new lineup (i.e., his solo backing band) and three more albums —
Asia came out of nowhere in 1982 and became a multi-platinum supergroup, selling some five million units of their self-titled debut album. They soon fell from grace as guitarist Steve Howe, bassist and vocalist John Wetton and drummer Carl Palmer left and came back over the course of a few low-profile Asia recordings. Replacement members like guitarists Mandy Moore, Pat Thral...
Review & photos by Ron Lyon
Editor’s Note: When this concert concluded on August 1, no one inside The Show at Agua Caliente realized they had likely witnessed the end of an era. Days later, Glenn Hughes announced his retirement from touring and live performances as he prepares for open-heart surgery. H...
Review by Ralph Greco, Jr.
Photos by Craig Brady
Screamin,’ in the best sense of the word, and just like their name states — vocalist Mike Farris, guitarists Rick White and Bob Watkins, Dean Tomasek standing in for bassist Steve Burgess, and drummer Terry Thomas, collectively known as the Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies, celebrated three dec...