"...their energetic stage presence matches their blend of post-hardcore...and they do what they do very well, something the crowd is definitely noticing."
Chiodos @ The Irving Theater in Indianapolis on April 4th, 2014 — “…their energetic stage presence matches their blend of post-hardcore…and they do what they do very well, something the crowd is definitely noticing.”
"For the next hour or so, it's an endless barrage of strobes and flashing lights, boundless energy from the band that perfectly complimented their own blend of catchy rock/pop..."
Grouplove @ The Egyptian Room in Indianapolis on March 21st, 2014 — “For the next hour or so, it’s an endless barrage of strobes and flashing lights, boundless energy from the band that perfectly complimented their own blend of catchy rock/pop…”
...there were plenty of ...familiar favorites ...all of which embody Young the Giant's wonderfully energetic and catchy hooks and melodies.
Young The Giant @ The Egyptian Room in Indianapolis on March 10th, 2014 — Seeing as their latest effort Mind Over Matter came out a few months ago, there were plenty of songs from said record such as “Paralysis” and “It’s About Time,” as well as a few other familiar favorites from their debut, all of which embody Young the Giant’s wonderfully energetic and catchy hooks and melodies. All the while, the crowd is just eating everything up, dancing and jumping around to their heart’s content….
...there is a lot of clapping, singing and dancing along to the band's furious blend of punk-inspired blast beats, power chords, and of course, the Irish influences from which they've made their name.
Flogging Molly @ The Egyptian Room in Indianapolis on March 8th, 2014 — I’ve been a fan of Flogging Molly for years, and they’ve always been one of my favorite live bands. While I’ve never been big on celebrating St. Paddy’s Day, but this tour has always been a nice way to make up for it. Having been to two previous incarnations of it, can it live up to expectations? Let’s find out.
Vai has no words... as he lets his guitar do the talking.
Steve Vai @ The Egyptian Room in Indianapolis on November 6th, 2013 — It goes without saying that Steve Vai is a guitar god. It’s been that way essentially since the first time he picked up a six-string in 1973 and was shown the ropes of the instrument by Joe Satriani in 1974. Exactly four decades later, he is still on tour… and let me tell you… The Audience is Still Listening.
The Devil Wears Prada @ The Deluxe in Indianapolis on November 7th, 2013 — It’s 11:00 p.m.; my head is ringing; I’m disoriented and beat up; and I’m pretty sure most of the sweat that I’m covered in isn’t mine. So how did I get here? Let’s take a few moments to explain.
...a rock-driven act, full of catchy hooks that any audience could love... Those around me do... judging their dance moves.
Tied To Tigers
The second round of the annual Battle of Birdy’s resumes, and taking a few days off last week, I’m anxious to get back into it. As impressive as the first round always is, the next one takes it to the next level, compete with that “big show” feel.
I’ve been seeing this local cover band regularly for the past decade, and easily one of my favorite experiences is their cover of the classic rock guitar classic “Sultans Of Swing” originally performed by Mark Knopfler with Dire Straits. The guitarist Russ Bucy cites Knopfler (at the end of the …
Christmastime is here. Happiness and cheer. Fun for all that children call their favorite time of year.
Charlie Brown
For the city of Indianapolis, perhaps no time of year is greater than the annual kickoff to the holiday season, better known to the masses as the Circle of Lights. Each year, over 100 thousand Hoosiers from all over gather around Monument Circle to see the lighting of the world’s …
Their chemistry was great, their sound is very pleasing on the ears ...they were enjoying every second of it.
EspresSoul
After 8 weeks of some of the most intense action “rock n’ roll’s nesting grounds’ has ever seen, the first round of the Battle of Birdy’s has finally reached its conclusion, but before we can completely close the book on it, we’ve got 5 more acts looking to prove themselves to their peers, and the audience that holds their fate in their collective hands.