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“And just like that, 20 years,” Billie Joe Armstrong marveled in the final seconds of “Whatsername” during Green Day‘s Tuesday concert at the Azura Amphitheater in Bonner Springs, Kansas. You could see the gravity of it hit him in that moment. Twenty years since the blockbuster American Idiot gave the Bay Area punks a new lease on life and made them one of the biggest rock bands in the world for the second time — just as their meteoric major-label debut Dookie had done 10 years earlier. With a combined 16 million U.S. sales, these twin peaks cemented Green Day’s status as one of the last rock ...
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Jane’s Addiction continued their recently-launched North American tour on Tuesday with a sold-out performance at Inglewood, California’s YouTube Theater alongside fellow ’80s alt-rockers Love and Rockets. You can see the set list, video and UCR’s exclusive photos from the performance below. After opening with the title track off the 1997 compilation album Kettle Whistle, Jane’s Addiction leaned heavily on their two biggest albums — 1988’s Nothing’s Shocking and 1990’s Ritual de lo Habitual — for the majority of the 14-song set. The Perry Farrell-fronted outfit played classics such as “Jane Say...
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Sammy Hagar delivered on his promise to celebrate the history of Van Halen more intensely than ever at the Akron* stop of his Best of All Worlds tour Monday night. Together with frequent collaborators Joe Satriani and Jason Bonham, Hagar and his longtime running mate Michael Anthony faithfully recreated the high points of their time together in Van Halen with a 22-song set that focused almost exclusively on that era of the band’s touring career. You can see dozens of photos from the group’s July 24 show in Bridgeport, Connecticut below. (Because I didn’t bring the right lens to this concert.) ...
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Sebastian Bach‘s still got it. If his crushing new solo album, Child Within the Man, didn’t already make it clear, Bach drove the point home at the Rock Box in San Antonio on Sunday, where he blasted through Skid Row classics and highlights off his new LP with the same gutsy aggression of his youth. You can see UCR’s exclusive photos and the full set list below. Bach came out swinging with Child Within the Man lead single “What Do I Got to Lose?,” a vintage metal anthem that worked the audience into a fast frenzy. Bach kept it old-school on all fronts, noting early in the set that there were “...
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Slash paid a visit to Los Angeles’ famed Amoeba Music on Wednesday to play a stripped-down acoustic set in support of his new blues covers album, Orgy of the Damned. You can see UCR’s exclusive photos from the event, watch footage of the performance and see the set list below. Accompanied by singer/guitarist Tash Neal and singer/keyboardist Teddy Andreadis, Slash performed a nine-song set that drew largely from Orgy of the Damned. Neal and Andreadis traded vocals on covers of Howlin’ Wolf’s “Killing Floor,” Fleetwood Mac‘s “Oh Well,” Elmore James’ “Shake Your Money Maker” and more. At the end ...
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