Review and Photos by: Jordan Nathanson Early this month, the Dr. Phillips Center of the Performing Arts, hosted an intimate music concert with Bastian da Cruz and Godsmack. This was completely different than other shows that I have attended since this was in the Walt Disney Theater where Broadway shows have come through and performed on the stage. The atmosphere was, to me strange, but it did give […]
black country communion plays at the culture room – March 17, 2024
Black Country Communion is gearing up for an exciting cruise on the Norwegian Pearl for the Keeping the Blues Alive at Sea on March 18th – 22nd, 2024, where they are promising fans a dynamic and unforgettable live music experience. Those of us that are not going on the cruise had the chance to see this super group on March 17th where the played at the Culture Room to a […]
Glenn Hughes performing Classic Deep Purple, the 50th anniversary of Burn at the Culture room. He brought along special guests ENUFF ZNUFF and BAD MARRIAGE feat Tommy Skeoch of TESLA.
Rick Springfield has announced an exciting 2024 tour, which is set to showcase his incredible musical talent and energetic performances. Fans can look forward to hearing his classic hits as well as new music, making it a must-see event for any music lover. With his charismatic stage presence and impressive vocals, Rick Springfield is sure to deliver a memorable concert experience that will leave audiences wanting more. Be sure to […]
Bowling For Soup kicked off their Lovin’ The Sun 2024 tour in Fort Lauderdale at Revolution Live.
Keeka The Brave is the opener for Papadosio at the Culture Room.
I finally had the opportunity to not only see in concert Skillet, but also to be in the pit to capture their show in pictures. I can say they did not let me, or the fans, down. Hope you enjoy the pictures and can “Relive the concert through pictures.”
Guitarist Plini playing to sold out crowd.
The Church played at the Culture Room for 2 nights. I really enjoy when I am able to see bands that I grew up with, none the less able to capture them on “digital” film.