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Butcher Babies 1.19.14 The Paramount – Huntington, NY
Butcher Babies got Long Island all worked up when they opened the show for In This Moment at The Paramount on January 19th
In This Moment 1.19.14 The Paramount – Huntington, NY
Heavy metal rockers In This Moment brought their HellPop Tour to The Paramount in Huntington on January 19th
Stone Sour 1.18.14 Irving Plaza NYC
Stone Sour kicked off 2014 with some U.S. tour dates, and the rockers made a stop at Irving Plaza on January 18th
Fucked Up 1.19.14 285 Kent – Brooklyn, NY
Fucked Up and DIIV played one final show at 285 Kent before the DIY venue in Brooklyn shut down for good
Drenge 1.17.14 Mercury Lounge NYC
‘Dersbyshire’s Black Keys’ Drenge crossed the Atlantic for a late-night gig at New York’s Mercury Lounge on January 17th
Young the Giant 1.13.14 The Studio at Webster Hall – NYC
Young the Giant treated fans to a very special show at the intimate Studio at Webster Hall on January 13th
Against Me! 1.10.14 The Stone Pony – Asbury Park
Against Me! graced The Stone Pony with a gig just days before the release of their brand new record, Transgender Dysphoria Blues
Dirty Dozen Brass Band 1.8.14 World Cafe Live – Philadelphia, PA
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band kicked off 2014 with an East Coast tour that featured a stop at World Cafe Live on January 8th
Best Live Photos of 2013: Scenes from The Pit
Take a look back at our favorite live photos of the year, featuring The Black Crowes, Green Day, Jane’s Addiction, fun., Grouplove, Walk the Moon,
Andrew W.K. 12.31.13 Irving Plaza NYC
Andrew W.K. lured all the party animals of New York City to the ultimate New Year’s Eve bash at Irving Plaza
Patent Pending 12.27.13 Sherman Theater – Stroudburg, PA
Patent Pending wore their very best pajamas when they headed west for a gig at the Sherman Theater in Stroudburg, PA on December 27th
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead 12.27.13 Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, the all-star Grateful Dead tribute featuring Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, and Tom Hamilton, hit up the historic Capitol
