Concert Reviews

The pioneering Seattle-based rock band still has it.

The pioneers of 'Drive Thru Metal' delivered an entertaining set of humor and nostalgia Sunday at the Paper Tiger.

The packed extreme metal bill also included diabolical sets from Mayhem, Gorguts and Blood Incantation.

The tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of Danzig's debut album also included the satanic likes of Behemoth, Twin Temple and Midnight.

Most of the material from the band's Boeing Center performance was off its most recent album, and it offered a showcase for the individual members' brilliance.

All three artists are industrial-music heavyweights, but their sets varied widely in sound and approach.

The San Antonio-formed band delved into a deep catalog of melodic-yet-crushing material while the frenzied crowd ate it all up.

Motionless in White and Ice Nine Kills delivered the night’s high points, but Black Veil Brides and Atreyu helped deliver a solid package.

The show was a reminder of the band's lasting legacy in metal and hard rock.

The band came to Vibes Event center with a stacked bill of other brutal acts, including Aborted and Ingested.

Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan's other band grabbed attention with its music — the videos, eh, not so much.

Even though it's entered into the third decade of its career, the band can channel its energy and captivate a crowd.

In addition to being a killer violinist, the singer-songwriter can whistle well enough to dumbfound actual songbirds.

The Alamodome crowd sang along, chanting German lyrics as fire blasted through the building.

All three bands barreled through tunes dating all the way back to their beginnings — and the audience clearly enjoyed the ride.

Divebombs and chugging breakdowns spawned mosh pits and flying beer cans.