Stoermer is touring with the band in support of the album, though he didn’t contribute to it, and that’s part of the reason he agreed to join the Pumpkins for a few live gigs: to not have to worry about writing and recording songs and just enjoy performing the finished product, focus on his playing.
These may or may not be the greatest records of the past year — who’s to say? — but they are my favorites.
Ready for a couple of big shows in (relatively) small venues?
Rodeo brings back old-Vegas tradition of the lounge act, but trade your martini glass for a cowboy hat.
Local band Imagine Dragons are featured in new advertisements as part of the city’s “What Happens Here, Stays Here” campaign.
Singer Barry Manilow headlines the MGM Grand Garden arena on April 10. Tickets are $19.75, $39.75, $79.75, $129.50 and $249.50 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at Ticketmaster outlets.
The hip-hop supervillain, playing Hard Rock Live, has been branded a racist, homophobe and misogynist and, like a young Eminem, revels in those labels.
There’s no place like home for the holidays. And for everyone from Strip veterans to Las Vegas Philharmonic musicians, “home” means The Smith Center.
Nominations for the top categories for the 57th annual Grammy Awards: are in, but who did they miss?
“King For A Day,” Pierce the Veil’s most popular song thus far, features a guest vocal appearance from Sleeping With Sirens singer Kellin Quinn, so it’s fitting that the two bands are currently ensconced on a co-headlining tour together.
