House of Blues
21 posts
I had the pleasure of catching Delta Sleep at House of Blues last night! Google lists their genre as “Math Rock” and as a STEM kid growing up that tracks, because I am definitely a fan! ~ Kev
A poorly timed illness on my part, meant that Joe from our office had the pleasure of catching The Damned here in Orlando on Monday! I’m incredibly jealous, as I’ve been listening to the band for years now but am glad Joe got to experience them live! ~ Kev
Sunday’s show was incredible and had me thinking about my last time seeing Devin. Five years ago, in March of 2020 I met and saw Devin’s show expecting to see many more clients in the coming weeks. Little did I know, that would be my last (and everyone else’s for that matter) live event for quite some time. I was […]
If you thought boy bands from the 2000’s were gone you’re wrong, they’ve just evolved (and definitely for the better). Inhaler had all the charm and allure your favorite 90’s or ought’s boy band but swap out the dancing for instruments. The fans were rabid, the girls went crazy, and the boys put on a great show! ~ Kev
Danna and I had the pleasure of catching James & The Cold Gun. They were incredible on stage, and incredibly nice off stage too, when we got to chat at their merch table! Don’t take my word for it though, here are Danna’s thoughts: “James & the Cold Gun’s concert was such a wonderful surprise! Their energy on stage was […]
Another double feature, this time with Bad Nerves opening for Nothing But Thieves at House of Blues! I always appreciate having rowdier, heavier punk and metal bands opening for larger artists, and Bad Nerves definitely delivered that punk energy to some fans that may not have otherwise realized they liked it. This isn’t Nothing But Thieves’ first time around and […]
Last night was a triple threat, with all three bands being female-fronted and carrying a great energy the whole show. Right between Bruses and PVRIS, Pale Waves brought the energy of a full band, with a clean, catchy sound right in the pocket that every band eventually strives for. – Kev