Written by Samuel Barker Mar 18, 2004 at 08:00 PM So, Mojo Nixon is calling it a career. Do I believe he is honestly done? No way in hell will I believe it. An opinionated loudmouth like Nixon will never hang it up for good, but there will be a lot less Mojo in the…

Written by Samuel Barker Mar 17, 2004 at 08:00 PM Normally, I’m the first person to feel a bit cheated when I go see a band that plays mostly songs from a soon to be released album. However, that is when I’m dealing with a normal band that doesn’t spend a good part of the…

Written by Samuel Barker Mar 13, 2004 at 08:00 PM I remember the feeling of boredom and disappointment I felt seeing 311 play the Buzz’s Monster Mosh a few years back. The band looked bored, felt flat and played a mediocre set that never seemed to end. I was so bored that I skipped their…

Written by Jesse Flores Mar 11, 2004 at 08:00 PM Okay, fuck it. I didn’t want to say this out of respect for the other headlining bands, but hands down, The Living End (TLE), the opening band, stole the entire show.I had never heard of TLE up until I was told I was going to…

Written by Eddie Ferranti Mar 10, 2004 at 08:00 PM No matter how cliche’ it has become to mention George Thorogood with the anthem he is known for, Bad to the Bone, tonight was the chance to see if Thorogood still had it or was heading to pasture like so many of these older acts…

Written by martin de leon II Mar 03, 2004 at 08:00 PM Drizzly guitars, crunchy beats and an attractive green-shirted vocalist that was wandering somewhere between Beth Gibbons and Bjork: Denali got down for theirs tonight. They were quiet, behaved and well, from Connecticut, but they still shuffled through some solid and truly breathtaking music…