Lookout Point @ The Recher Theater, 10/18/07 From the depths of Pennsylvania to the streets of Towson, Maryland, Lookout Point opened the Recher Theater on the night of October 18th. They preformed songs from their premier album, ?What Could Have Been?; which included such songs as ?The Price? and ?Wax Museum.? As the band took the stage, they captured the attention of everyone in the room with their harmonious melodies and amusing antics.
 
Andy Goforth, Lookout Point?s lead singer and guitarist, put an immense amount of emotion into his lyrics and vocals. It almost made you feel like you are one with the song and the story behind it. His shredding on the guitar is phenomenal, he obviously puts a lot of time and effort into making the bands music come alive.
  By Laura Jenkins ...read more. Thursday, November 1, 2007

More Photos of Jimmy's Chicken Shack@ Power Plant Live! Here are more photos of Jimmy's Chicken Shack at Power Plant Live. Photos are are by Max Glanville, www.maxglanville.com. Don't forget to check out Bob Sueh's review of the show here. ...read more. Thursday, June 7, 2007

An Interview With Matt Dusk Back in April, Canadian jazz singer Matt dusk was in town performing at the Lyric. Jennifer Price had the opportunity to sit down with him for a short interview after the concert. By Jennifer Price ...read more. Wednesday, June 6, 2007

More Photos of Papa Roach @ Power Plant Live! More great photos of Papa Roach from May 17th, 2007. Photos by Max Glanville. www.maxglanville.com ...read more. Saturday, May 26, 2007

Papa Roach Infest's Baltimore! It’s a no brainer that anytime there’s a FREE event, it’s usually going to be insanity, but toss in a national headlining act like Papa Roach, & it’s insanity X 10! By Bob Suehs ...read more. Monday, May 21, 2007

Sevendust Destroys Baltimore - 4/22/07 Sevendust took the stage with “Hero” & all hell totally broke loose as new guitarist Sonny Mayo, bassist Vinnie H., & guitarist John Connolly took the front of the stage by storm. By Bob Suehs ...read more. Wednesday, April 25, 2007