Rock On The Range day three was epic featuring Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Bush, Skillet, Sevendust, Sick Puppies, Lamb of God, Device, In This Moment, Ghost, Big Wreck, Steel Panther and Beware of Darkness. Look for the full story in the June edition of Detroit Live Magazine.

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Rock On The Range Day Two featuring Stone Sour, Smashing Pumpkins, Three Days Grace, Papa Roach, Bullet For My Valentine, Halestorm, All That Remains, Pop Evil, A Day To Remember, Black Veil Brides, Otherwise, Young Guns, Clutch, Red Line Chemistry and a little look into the rock fans that make Rock On The Range one of America’s best annual music festival. Look for the full story in Detroit Live Magazine’s June edition.

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Rock On The Range 2013 has broke attendance records as well as continuing to rock the world with their 3 day music festival. Here is some coverage of day one. Look for the full story in June’s edition of Detroit Live Magazine!

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Article by Ashley Zlatopolsky

Limp Bizkit may have been under the radar and out of the spotlight over the past few years (besides 2011’s Gold Cobra), but the band is back in full swing for their first U.S. tour in nearly a decade. Besides festival appearances, all stops on the tour revisit intimate club-type venues that helped define the group’s dominant presence within nu metal throughout the late 90’s and early 00’s. Fans both old and young packed St. Andrew’s Hall in Detroit for a show that sold-out almost instantaneously, a city that hasn’t hosted the band since 2003’s Summer Sanitarium tour.

The Detroit set list contained every major hit from the band’s earlier days (circa 1997-2000), such as “My Way”, “Nookie” and “Rollin’”. It was a complete throwback to the adolescent years for numerous attendees, who crowd surfed endlessly and generated massive circle pits on the venue’s main floor. The only track missing was Limp Bizkit’s cover of George Michael’s “Faith”, but otherwise, all of the classics were essentially nailed.

Towards the end of the night, the band surprised fans with a cover of Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name”. Busting out the infamous guitar intro, Wes Borland (who dressed in the usual eccentric attire, this time with his body painted black and a LED face mask) drove the crowd insane. Fred Durst climbed onto the barricade, spitting out the opening words as concertgoers cheered loud enough to nearly drown out his voice.

Limp Bizkit closed the evening with “Break Stuff”, a track that many die-hard fans waited for nearly a decade to hear live once again.

For more of Limp Bizkit, visit their official web site at www.limpbizkit.com

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Review by Jennifer Curtis

 Paramore killed it at the Fillmore in Detroit last night. Performing in front of a sold out crowd, this multi-platinum selling alternative rock/pop punk band from Tennessee did not disappoint.

Starting the night off with a beautiful acoustic rendition of “Moving On,” singer Hayley Williams showed fans a softer side than they are likely used to seeing from this energetic performer.

But that didn’t last long, Hayley broke into “Misery Business” and it was an all out rock show from there. Even a broken foot from the previous night’s show wasn’t going to slow bassist Jeremy Davis down. Powering through song after song they kept the crowd on its feet from start to finish. With Taylor York on guitar they prove time and again that it only takes three talented musicians with a powerhouse singer to put on one hell of an amazing show!

Playing over eighteen songs they never slowed a beat. Belting out such hits as “Misery Business”,  ”Decode”, “That’s What You Get” and “Ignorance” the crowd went wild and got their dose of Paramore they all came for.

Ending the show with “Proof” and Brick By Boring Brick” while strands of confetti rained down upon the crowd and lasers flashed from the stage in a spectacular light show, fans screamed as they didn’t want the night to end.

If Paramore ever travels to your town do yourself a favor and go out and see the show. You will not want to miss this 3-time Grammy nominated trio! Get out and see the music!

For more of Paramore visit their official web site at www.paramore.net

Paramore “crushcrushcrush” music video: http://youtu.be/ei8hPkyJ0bU