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Music Review: Saxon "Thunderbolt"

Saxon “Thunderbolt”

March 1, 2018 Lauren Beverly Music, Music Reviews

Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to rock? I know you are, and that’s why I’m here to tell you about Saxon’s new album “Thunderbolt”. This album is filled with powerful and awesome tracks, such as “Sons of Odin”, “A Wizard’s Tale”, “Sniper”, and the title track “Thunderbolt”. The legendary band is currently on tour in the UK, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy their music in the comfort of your own home. Now, if you could just turn up the volume on your speakers to the highest decibel possible…

at The Fillmore Silver Spring

AWOLNATION, Here Comes the Runts

February 28, 2018 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews

The Awolnation, Here Comes the Runts Tour transcended a Sold Out Fillmore in Silver Spring Saturday night for an evening of good ole fashioned hard rock. They are fresh off having just released the Here Comes the Runts album February 2nd on iTunes, CD, and Vinyl. They were joined by Nothing But Thieves and Irontom.

Concert Revue: David Cook at Pearl Street Warehouse

David Cook Rocks the Pearl Street Warehouse

February 25, 2018 Jeff Talbert Music, Music Reviews

Friday Feb 23rd, I was at Pearl Street Warehouse to see David Cook perform to promote his new EP Chromance. This was my first time at Pearl Street Warehouse. It’s a small club with an upstairs that looks down directly at the stage to give the viewers a birds eye view of the performance.

Concert Revue: Cher at MGM National Harbor

Believing in Life After Love with Cher

February 22, 2018 Lynjai Jimenez Music, Music Reviews

If you believe in life after love, then this show would make you into a believer! The Iconic Legend we know as Cher performed an amazing show on February 20, 2018 at the MGM National Harbor in Maryland.

Concert Revue: Jefferson Starship at Rams Head On Stage

Jefferson Starship returns to Rams Head On Stage to a Sold Out Crowd

February 22, 2018 Jeff Talbert Music, Music Reviews, Uncategorized

Jefferson Starship has gone through many changes over the years. Starting out in 1965 as Jefferson Airplane in San Francisco as the pioneer of Psychedelic Music. Due to band members going into other directions, in 1972 they changed their name to Jefferson Starship, and dropping Jefferson from their name in 1984 to become Starship. In 1992 Paul Kantner and Marty Balin joined together to bring back Jefferson Starship. David Freiberg rejoined the band in 2005.

Concert Revue: John Oates and the Good Road Band at Rams Head on Stage

An Evening with John Oates and the Good Road Band

February 21, 2018 Jeff Talbert Music, Music Reviews

John Oates, of the duo Hall & Oates, in support of his new solo album “Arkansas” performed Sunday Feb 18^th at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis MD to an especially energetic crowd.

Concert Review: Moose Jaw

Moose Jaw Bluegrass at New Deal Cafe

February 12, 2018 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews

Prince George’s County’s premiere bluegrass ensemble performed at New Deal Cafe Friday night. They combine bluegrass favorites, rockin’ covers, and all originals to produce a sound as unique as it is entertaining.

Concert Revue: Jon B.: Bethesda Blues & Jazz Club

Still Down with Jon B.

February 7, 2018 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

R&B crooner Jon B. brought his soulful sound to the Bethesda Blues & Jazz Club located in Bethesda, MD, on 3 February. Dressed in a sleek, black, two-piece suit, Jon joked with his audience that he’s a grown man now and he needs to dress like one. When I go to an R&B concert, one of my biggest gripes is seeing the talent dressed in baggy jeans or a t-shirt. Thankfully, Jon created a grown and sexy atmosphere.

Music Revue: Justin Timberlake: "Man Of The Woods"

Timberlake’s Journey Into The Woods

February 3, 2018 Derrick Dunn Music, Music Reviews

Prince of Pop, Justin Timberlake, returns with his new release, Man of The Woods on RCA Records. Timberlake ventured away from R&B influences opting instead for a country sound on this fifth album.

Concert Review: Cosmic Designs At The Music Center at Strathmore

Cosmic Designs, A Classical Experience

January 29, 2018 Alan Duckworth Music Reviews, Uncategorized

The National Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorale in collaboration with NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center presented Cosmic Designs at the Music Center at Strathmore Saturday night. Claude Debussy’s La Mer, and Gustav Holst’s The Planets are symphonically synchronized to stunning NASA footage.

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