Gig review: Lords of Black – Live in Tokyo: Long Live Rock’n’Roll indeed
Rainbow vocalist Ronnie Romero returned to Japan with his band Lords of Black and delivered a knockout show in Tokyo.
Read MoreRainbow vocalist Ronnie Romero returned to Japan with his band Lords of Black and delivered a knockout show in Tokyo.
Read MoreRock’n’roll knockout delivered in Tokyo by the fab The Dead Daisies.
Read MoreShowman Paul Shortino performs a splendid career retrospective for his Japanese fans with plenty of Quiet Riot, Rough Cutt and King Kobra tunes.
Read MoreBritish extreme metal band Anaal Nathrakh has gone from a studio-only project to a great live act.
Read MoreDanish melodic hard rock veterans Pretty Maids deliver a solid gig in Tokyo in front of their loyal Japanese fans.
Read MoreSuomi Feast, a mini Finnish metal festival, took place in Shibuya, Tokyo with the five Finnish metal acts Insomnium, Whispered, Brymir, Dark Flood and Re-Armed.
Read MoreA fab evening of melodic hard rock with Swedish favourites Treat. They are still relevant and better than ever. The addition of King Diamond’s bassist Pontus Egberg has breathed new life into this classic 80s band.
Read MoreThrash metal veterans Megadeth and Anthrax are better than ever as they once again perform in Tokyo.
Read MoreBrazil’s extreme metal trio Krisiun made a triumphant return to Japan and they brought their mates in NervoChaos with them.
Read MoreLoudness keeps celebrating their 80s glory days while at the same time showing that they still got it.
Read MoreAs Epica finally stood on a stage in Tokyo on Thursday night, they were met with obsessive devotion from an audience happily dancing in a hurricane of symphonic metal.
Read MoreOzzy Osbourne and Firewind guitarist Gus G stands firm on his own two feet as a headline act. On stage in Japan he shows that he has a bright future as an artist in his own right.
Read MoreGraham Bonnet returned to Japan for a headline tour with a difference. A magical night with Graham Bonnet Band and Alcatrazz in Tokyo.
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