Twisted Track Station is a restaurant, bar, and outdoor street gallery located at 1201 R St in Sacramento, formerly the site of Shoki Ramen House, and directly across from Twisted Track Gallery. The...
Author - Tony Cervo
August 23rd’s 8th annual “Don’t You Forget About Me” show at Harlow’s was a great time for a good cause. Proceeds from the show support G.I.R.L.S. Rock Sacramento, a...
Bay Area prog-funk-metal legends Primus wrapped up their current US tour last Thursday and Friday with a two night stint at Channel 24, Sacramento’s newest live music venue. Rather than supporting a...
Mosswood Meltdown, Oakland’s Annual Punk Rock Festival, Returns July 19 and 20 to Mosswood Park in Oakland, California. It will once again be hosted by the legendary John Waters, hosting for...
Destroy Boys, formed in Sacramento in 2015, rocked the Main Stage on day 2 of Punk Rock Bowling XXIV, which took place May 24-27, 2024, in Las Vegas, NV. Each day featured 6 bands on the Main Stage...
Although there’s no shortage of fun things to do in Sacramento this Memorial Day weekend, sometimes you just want to get away. Las Vegas is a short flight away, and downtown Vegas (just off...
X: one of the best and most important bands in the history of American rock-and-roll is a legendary band that far too many in the mainstream have never heard of. That may have something to do with...
Seven time Grammy Award-winner John Mayer brought his World Tour 2019 to Sacramento Tuesday night, closing out the U.S. leg of the tour. Mayer has eschewed an opening band for this tour, instead...
Driven from the 80s to modern acoustic, post-punk, and rock, The Alarm brought their SIGMA LXXXV Tour, along with friends and fellow Brits Modern English and Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel, to sell...
Reviewing a show is easy when the band is good. Rarely is a show perfect, for there’s often a point or two of constructive criticism that can be included. And if the reviewer is doing nothing...
Wow. I could end the review right there, and that would perfectly sum up P!nk’s “Beautiful Trauma” show. But I’ll continue anyway… P!nk made a dazzling entrance in her first headlining concert in...
Sir Elton John brought his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour to Golden 1 Wednesday night, playing for nearly three hours to a sold-out crowd. The tour, Elton’s final tour in his 50 year career, began...
Metallica brought their now almost three-year-long ‘WorldWired’ Tour to Golden 1 Center Friday night, and they did not disappoint the sold-out crowd. In support of the band’s 2016 album...
Sacramento is a lucky town. By my count there were roughly a zillion great live music options this past weekend in our fair city. Among them was the City of Trees Music Festival, celebrating its...
The English Beat, starring Dave Wakeling, seem to love Sacramento. They’ve played here several times in the past few years. And while Friday’s show at Ace of Spades was officially supporting their...
Back in January, when David Byrne announced the tour for “American Utopia”, his first solo album in 14 years, he said: “This is the most ambitious show I’ve done since the shows that were filmed for...
Dear Mighty Mighty Bosstones, I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not uber familiar with your catalog. I know the hits, various songs from compilations and soundtracks, but not a whole...
Eight time Grammy Award winner Ziggy Marley brought his message of love and peace to a sold out (and possibly over-packed) crowd at Ace of Spades on Saturday night, June 23. Marley released his...
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, venerable ska-core pioneers from Boston, will be playing Ace of Spades in Midtown Sacramento on Tuesday, June 26. The show is presented by SiriusXM and will include Los...
On Thursday night, Depeche Mode proved once again why they are the reigning kings of concert tours. The legendary synth-pop pioneers are currently the largest selling act in the world, passing...