moe. @ Historic Ashland Armory

moe. @ Historic Ashland Armory (4/14/16)
@LiveAtTheArmory @moeperiod
“So Long” was actually replaced with a cover of Neil Young’s “Down By The River”.

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moe. @ Historic Ashland Armory (4/14/16)
@LiveAtTheArmory @moeperiod
“So Long” was actually replaced with a cover of Neil Young’s “Down By The River”.
@LiveAtTheArmory @moeperiod
A little over three years ago, Moe. played the Ashland Armory. Next Thursday night they will do it again.

Acephalix @ Club 66 (2/18/16)
@YandTRocks
It took Y&T over 40 years to play in Grants Pass for the first time. Now they are returning, less than a year after their debut. March 26 is the date. The Rogue Theatre is, again, the place.

Marco Sharko of Wehrmacht @ Musichead in 2014
Throwing it back a couple years to one of those classic Musichead shows that are no more.
@nervosathrash
Time travel does exist. Almost 30 years ago, I saw Sepultura a few days into their first visit to the USA. I haven’t seen another band from Brazil since (except Hibria, but that doesn’t really count as I was in Japan, and I wasn’t going to Loudpark see them).
I was looking forward to Nervosa after listening to their tunes online. However, they far exceeded my expectations. If I dare say, they were better (much more fun anyway) than Sepultura was at The Omni in Oakland in 1989.
May their careers be longer (much longer–Sepultura broke up, for the most part, seven years later) than their Brazilian thrash predecessors.
If you are in California, Texas, Utah, Colorado, or the other places Nervosa will pass through on their current tour, you don’t want to miss this. Next time you will be stuck with thousands.