2013 Bright Futures Tour 11/1/13 – The Electric Factory (Philadelphia, PA) Photography by Matt Bishop
Rock Wire:
Megadeth Announce 2027 Tour of Europe and the UK with Black Label Society and Testament
Report: Slipknot Fire Sid Wilson After 28 Years
Greta Van Fleet Confirm New Album ‘Palace for the People,’ Reveal Single “Saw You Stand”
Tony Iommi Announces New Solo Album, Reveals Lead Single “World Alone”
Tom Morello Announces New Solo Album, Reveals Lead Single “Date Night”
Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth to Reunite for the First Time Since 2015
King Diamond Part Ways with Founding Guitarist Andy LaRocque
Ministry Announce Final Album, Farewell World Tour
Sleep Token’s 2023 Album ‘Take Me Back to Eden’ Certified Platinum
Hatebreed Announce First New Album in Six Years, Unleash Single “Kill Count Increase”
Trivium Announce 2026 North American Tour with In Flames, Orbit Culture, Fit for an Autopsy, and Frozel Soul
L7 Bassist Jennifer Finch Dies at 59 After Battle with Brain Cancer
Marilyn Manson Releases New Single “Front Toward Enemy”
The Rolling Stones Score 15th Chart-Topping Album with ‘Foreign Tongues
LISTEN: Theory of a Deadman Release New Track “Funeral Song”
In This Moment Confirm New Album ‘Witch,’ Release Second Single “Crawl”
Kami Kehoe Confirms Upcoming Album ‘Love Is a Weapon’ with New Single “The End”
Beck Confirms New Album, Releases Second Single “In the Night”
LISTEN: Twin Temple Reveal Title Track From Upcoming New Album ‘Doomed Lovers’
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September 2, 2013March 19, 2022by Matt BishopIn Alternative RockFunk/SoulHard RockHeavy MetalIndie RockIndustrialPop RockRockRock News
THE AMERICAN WAY – BUDWEISER MADE IN AMERICA FESTIVAL 2013 IN REVIEW
As the 2nd annual installment of the Budweiser Made In America Festival was starting to wind down on Sunday, September 1, Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme made the statement of the weekend: “Well, Philly, it’s goddamn good to see ya.” It was certainly good to see Queens of the Stone Age back in action, that’s for damn sure....
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Nobody Moves ‘Till Boots Says Go – Boots Riley of Street Sweeper Social Club and The Coup
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