Vola's European tour brought them to SWX in Bristol, with Charlotte Wessels and The Intersphere as special guests. The Intersphere's set was engaging, with their performance setting the tone for the night. Charlotte Wessels' set was powerful, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence. Vola's performance was intense, with their blend of progressive metal and atmospheric elements captivating the audience.
What are Very Special Guests concerts like, according to the press?
Recent live concerts featuring special guests have showcased a diverse range of musical talent and energy. From Frank Turner's electrifying performance in Melbourne to Extreme's flawless show in Minnesota, each event offered unique experiences. Bands like Skillet, Greta Van Fleet, and Simple Plan have energized audiences with their dynamic sets and engaging stage presence. Special guests such as The Velveteers, Senses Fail, and Charlotte Wessels have added depth and variety to these performances, leaving lasting impressions on fans.
Live Performance Press Reviews
Upcoming showsWinger's final UK show at Islington Assembly Hall in London featured special guests Joel Hoekstra and Brandon Gibbs. Hoekstra and Gibbs' set was a dynamic showcase of guitar virtuosity and vocal excellence, captivating the audience. Winger's performance was energetic, with Kip Winger's vocals and Reb Beach's guitar work impressing throughout the night.
Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls delivered an electrifying performance at The Espy in Melbourne, supported by Great Job! and Little Quirks. The venue was packed, with Great Job! energizing the crowd with their pop-punk tunes, and Little Quirks captivating with their folk-infused melodies. Turner's set was dynamic, featuring crowd favorites like 'No Thank You For The Music' and 'Photosynthesis,' creating an unforgettable night.
Greta Van Fleet's concert at Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane was a celebration of rock, featuring The Velveteers as the opening act. The Velveteers' set was energetic, with Demi Demitro's commanding presence leading the charge. Greta Van Fleet's performance was a blend of classic rock influences and their unique style, with highlights like 'Highway Tune' and 'Black Smoke Rising,' delivering a memorable experience.
Simple Plan's Australian tour brought them to John Cain Arena in Melbourne, with Boys Like Girls and We The Kings as special guests. We The Kings' set was lively, with Travis Clark engaging the crowd in crowd surfing. Simple Plan's performance was nostalgic, featuring hits like 'I'd Do Anything' and 'Welcome To My Life,' creating an energetic and fun atmosphere.
Skillet's return to Melbourne after six years was marked by a high-energy show at Northcote Theatre, with Awaking Tyler opening. Awaking Tyler's set was impactful, showcasing their modern rock sound. Skillet's performance was intense, with standout moments like 'Feel Invincible' and 'Monster,' leaving the audience exhilarated.
Story of the Year's concert at The Forum in Melbourne was a high-energy event, with Behind Crimson Eyes and Senses Fail as special guests. Senses Fail's set was intense, with Buddy Nielsen engaging the crowd with humor and energy. Story of the Year's performance was dynamic, featuring hits like 'Anthem of Our Dying Day' and 'Until the Day I Die,' leaving the audience exhilarated.
The BISS List - The BISS List covers Bay Area music that you care about. Only the best shows and events are listed with free weekly ticket giveaways. •Summarized with AIMelt's concert at The Independent in San Francisco, with MARIS as the special guest, was a showcase of musical talent. MARIS' performance was captivating, with her unique style and stage presence leaving a lasting impression. Melt's set was engaging, with highlights like 'Shy' and 'Your Name,' creating an enjoyable experience for the audience.
The Struts' concert at Max Watts in Melbourne was a high-energy event, with Jacob Fitzgerald and the Electric City as the opening act. Jacob Fitzgerald and the Electric City's set was engaging, warming up the crowd for the main event. The Struts' performance was dynamic, with Luke Spiller's charismatic stage presence and the band's energetic delivery creating an unforgettable night.
Extreme's concert at Mystic Lake Showroom in Minnesota, with Living Colour as the opening act, was a showcase of rock excellence. Living Colour's set was powerful, with Vernon Reid's guitar work and Corey Glover's vocals impressing the audience. Extreme's performance was flawless, with Nuno Bettencourt's guitar solos and Gary Cherone's vocals delivering a memorable experience.
