The Philly trio continues to play their unique blend of alternative, hip-hop, and blues, in support of the just released Philadelphia Mississippi album, out last month. GRAMMY Award-winning gospel group Maverick City Music and 16-time GRAMMY winner Kirk Franklin are bringing the injustices around mass incarceration while making a joyful noise on this tour, in support of joint album KINGDOM Book One (via Tribl Records/Fo Yo Soul Entertainment/RCA Inspiration. Kingdom Knights Tour feat Kirk Franklin, Maverick City Music, Tamela Mann, T-Mobile Center, $41.50-$101.50 To see this classic husband/wife team on their De Novo Tour to hear their four decades of hits (with a few covers peppered in) … except for huge song “Hit me with your Best Shot” which the duo has retired as a statement against gun violence.

Pat Benatar, Neil Geraldo, Uptown, $29-$125 Hatebreed is out in support of 2020’s Weight of the False Self and is still bringing their heavy sound. We caught his side project, Zakk Sabbath back in 2016 are were completely knocked out. We caught them live in 2018 as part of Slayer’s final tour.īlack Label Society is led by the mighty Zakk Wylde on guitar and vocals, in support of last year’s Doom Crew, inc. In the meantime, “Spinning the Truth Around” is the newest single release.Īnthrax, Black Label Society w Hatebreed, Arvest Bank at The Midland, $39.50-$79.50Ī veteran and hard-hitting triple bill we hope you’ve “got the time” for- Anthrax is belatedly celebrating its 40 th anniversary a year late (thanks Covid) and is playing all their familiar songs, including their distinctive covers of “Antisocial” and “Bring the Noise”. We last caught them live at First Avenue in 2019.

“ I hope you’re happy” that veteran band Blue October opens the evening, with a double release due out soon- the first half in the fall and second album out next Spring. Expect all their hits live as well as a Tom Petty cover, they’ve been ending shows with. We last caught Johnny solo, strumming acoustically on the front of a docked boat back in 2016. Like so many tours, the four-time GRAMMY® nominated band (led by John ny Rzeznik and Robby Takac ) has had to delay for two years, but recent album, Miracle Pill (via Warner Records) has kept fans happy with new music.

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