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BloodMoon Warning @ Club 66 (July 2015 – featuring Jym Harris and Michael Ian Brisbane of Sylent Storm)
@SylentStorm @Dokken
I first saw Dokken back in 1984, opening for Dio at the Oakland Coliseum. I caught a bit of their set in Tokyo, 25 years later. Flash forward another 10 years, and I may be seeing them again.
Dio and Dokken (Oakland, California 1984)
Jym Harris of Sylent Storm (2014)
@TheMetalMixtape
Along with a delayed release in 2018, Sylent Storm will begin playing live again next month (February 16 at Bamboo Room with GreyHawk).
@Musichead541 @Skull_Fist
Sylent Storm’s farewell show is happening tonight beginning at 6 p.m. in Medford at Musichead. Gravewitch will be there. The other bands sound great as well. Should be a fun show.
Sylent Storm’s James Lind
Today’s photo is from, perhaps, the final performance of Sylent Storm.
Sylent Storm
Saturday night (11/15/14) will likely be Sylent Storm’s final performance. The show is at Musichead. Insanity’s Reign goes on at 6:30, followed by Sylent Storm, and then Unleash the Archers will wrap up the evening.
Raven, Night Demon, Sylent Storm @ Club 66 (10/29/14)
@NightDemonBand @official_raven
Sylent Storm’s James Lind and his apprentice @ Musichead
This all ages show starts at 6 p.m. (10/3/14)
Jym Harris of Sylent Storm
Big metal show in Medford tonight (9/25/14). Although From Hell‘s album was made by members (or former members) of groups like Death Angel, Testament, Slayer, Forbidden, and Nevermore, the lineup tonight will feature George Anderson on vocals but none of the other studio members.
From Hell flyer
Sylent Storm @ Club 66
Warriors of Light will kick things off tonight (9/3/14) at 6 p.m. for this all ages show.
Club 66 also has scheduled some metal, Section 5150 “with Special Guests”. That show is supposed to start at 9 p.m. I’m hoping to catch some of it after the Musichead show.
Wehrmacht @ Musichead (Medford, Oregon – 7/10/14)
It’s been nearly a month since Raptor and Wehrmacht buzzed through Southern Oregon. Other than the one photo I posted earlier, I hadn’t looked at those photos until today. Looks like I have a dozen or more decent ones that I need to process…
I’ll get to the rest later. For now I will leave you with this one of the end of the evening. Wehrmacht has a tradition of calling members of the audience to the stage at the end of their set. This makes more sense in venues with a large stage. Musichead’s stage is barely big enough for a small band, let alone audience members and a 5-piece band. However, that didn’t stop Wehrmacht from packing the stage. James Lind, of Sylent Storm, did a fantastic Paul Di’Anno impression as the guest vocalist on this Iron Maiden cover. Members of Raptor can also be seen on stage in this photo.
