Tag Archives: Lisbon

When you have already written a few reviews about David Fonseca‘s concerts, it is hard not to be dull but the fact is that with this artist you will always find a new fact, a new story to add. It is not easy to have full house on a Wednesday …

It is fair to say that Raven Age are veterans on Portuguese stages.  Despite being a fairly young band, Raven Age have proved themselves as a solid supporting act for some of the world’s biggest rock bands. This Friday, Raven Age had the larger than life opportunity to open the …

Friday, July 13, known as World Day of Rock. Also the day that brought Tremonti back to Portugal and I could not think of a better way to celebrate the date. Currently on tour in support of Iron Maiden, Tremonti rolled out a heavy hitting compilation of his most popular …

It took Papa Roach 15 years to come back to Lisbon but they made up for every single year with an amazing show that the fans will not soon forget. From the moment the band took the stage, no one could stand still. The energy driven by the whole band …

Two words to define RavenEye: consistency and energy. The British rock outfit debuted themselves in Portugal opening up for rock legends Aerosmith at Lisbon’s MEO Arena. This is a band that shows a kind of determination and dedication on stage that grabs the audience from the first song. You could …

Guns and Roses,Not in This Lifetime tour, Europe leg, third stop Lisbon. A sea of people in band t-shirts approached Passeio Maritimo de Algés on Friday, June 2nd for a sold out show celebrating the reunion of one of the biggest rock n’ roll bands on the planet. From old …

As soon as Lisbon starts to heat up for Spring, Hellyeah, Heaven Shall Burn and Korn came to burn it down. An eager crowd showed up early at Campo Pequeno Arena on March 15th to watch first supporting band, Hellyeah kick off the night’s metal festivities. Currently on tour promoting …

Returning to Portugal just a few months after the summer’s Nos Alive Festival, Scottish band Biffy Clyro exceeded all expectations as their headline debut. Opening act, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes brought back hardcore punk rock reminiscent of the old school British punk rock bands. In a very emphatic and …