Category: Concerts
Over the last few years, I went to dozens of concerts around Europe. Not all of them have been reviewed on the blog, but I hope in the near future they will be. It doesn’t matter if the artist is big or small, if I enjoy the artist, I will go see the show! Sometimes the best concerts came unexpected.
The thrill of going to a concert is a very special feeling. The second the lights go out, and the crowd starts screaming, is incredible. Seeing your favorite artist just meters away from you is crazy. Especially when they are the legends you grew up listening too.
Some of the best bands I have ever seen came from Whitesnake, Biffy Clyro, Ghost and KISS.
In the Matrix club in Bochum, Germany, the exciting one-day festival Sleazefest took place. With 7 bands on the bill, it was one heck of…
British rock band Uriah Heep is celebrating their 50th anniversary with a new album and tour. The band sounded absolutely amazing and can go on…
Former Spandau Ballet singer Tony Hadley is touring like never before, bringing a show filled with the classics and awesome new material! I caught him…
Over the top performances, a lot of banter, flashy costumes and atmosphere that is full on party, and you know you are in a Steel…
Dutch band DeWolff has been a household name in the Dutch music industry. Their mixture of blues, rock, soul, and psychedelic blends so well and…
For the first time ever, Def Leppard was playing the prestige O2 Arena in London, United Kingdom! Tonight I saw them play for a sold…
Earlier this year we wrote about the power band called The Dead Daisies and their story so far. Now, after missing the band on their…
Last week Glenn Hughes came to the Netherlands with his latest tour paying tribute to his Deep Purple years. It isn’t completely new to see…
In 2015 Whitesnake toured the world in support of The Purple Album. It brings homage to Coverdale’s past in Deep Purple. The band performed over…
There are very little Dutch bands that can compare to the success of the Golden Earring. The band stood a whopping 389 weeks in the…
