Great Music, Great Photography
Photos and Review: Jake Previte Biffy Clyro and Good Tiger made a stop at the Westcott Theater Friday September 15. The indie rock band Good Tiger opened the show. This band can best be described as peaceful mayhem. Lead singer Elliot Coleman’s voice melded perfectly with the instrumentals. The band is incredibly talented. Check... Continue Reading →
Photos & Review: Jake Previte Mac Sabbath, the McDonald’s themed Black Sabbath tribute band, brought their twist of cover songs to the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, NY on Friday March 24. Mac Sabbath includes band members Ronald Osbourne (vocals), Slayer MacCheeze (guitar), Grimalice (bass), and the Catburglar on the drums. The band takes classic Black... Continue Reading →
Tim Reynolds, best known for showcasing his impressive guitar proficiency with his band TR3 and his road warrior musician counterpart Dave Matthews, made a stop on his solo tour in support of his new release That Way at the Westcott Theater in Syracuse, NY on Friday evening. After attending the show Friday, I have been... Continue Reading →
There was no shortage of excitement this past Friday in Syracuse; The Syracuse University Men’s basketball team crushed the Dayton Flyers in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, the SU women’s basketball team dominated Army West Point for a huge win and nestled in the culturally diverse Westcott Street neighborhood, the Westcott Theater hosted... Continue Reading →
One of Rock and Metals most profound and incredibly talented musicians, John 5, will be making a stop at Syracuse’s Westcott Theater on Friday March 18th. John 5 and The Creatures is the diverse and musically masterful side project of John 5, who is most notable as lead guitar for Rob Zombie. John 5 is... Continue Reading →
It was a spooktacular and evil night indeed this week at the Westcott Theater. Wednesday 13's "Blood, Guts and Gore Tour 2015" made a stop in Syracuse this past Tuesday and was nothing short terrifying and creepy to say the least! They brought with them horror punk band Candy Brain and Your Chance To Die.... Continue Reading →
Photos by: Chris Besaw Edited by: Kelly Besaw The house lights go down and the intro is cued, the stage floods with an eerie red light. The fans that are all gathered in the Westcott Theater start to rush toward the stage because in just mere moments the sludge metal masters, The Melvins, will take... Continue Reading →