While it's been about nine years since their last album, Creed returned to the stage in perfect form playing their large catalog of hits and tracks from the chart-topping new album Full Circle. The Grammy-nominated Christian rock band Skillet and the LA-based duo Theft opened.
~Review of the show at the Cruzan Amp. (West Palm Beach).

Located on the beautiful Pleasant Bay and Chatham Harbour, Nauti Jane's Boat Rentals has been providing fun recreational activities for guests for a number of years.
~Review of the Attraction in Cape Cod (Massachusetts).

From opening band Kadawatha to main event Paramore, the Honda Civic Tour had fans energized and excited for what would come next.
~Review of the show at The Lawn at White River State Park (Indianapolis, Indiana).

If you looked up unruly fun in the dictionary, there's a good chance you'll get a reference to Penobscot Adventures.
~Review of the Attraction (Maine).

Often tour companions, the Dave Matthews Band and Gov't Mule united once again to showoff their skills as two of the most recognized jam bands out there today.
~Review of the show at the Cruzan Amp. (West Palm Beach).

While singer Bradley Nowell passed away nearly 15 years ago, his music put together with Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh continues to find its place on countless radio stations and numerous peoples' iPods. Thus Eric and Bud wanted to resurrect the live music of Sublime, but without disrespecting Bradley, that in turn became Sublime with Rome.

Matisyahu, the well-known American Hasidic Jew reggae artist kicked things off with the anthems King Without A Crown and One Day.
~Review of the Show at the Sunset Cove Amp. (Boca Raton)