It was a party at the Schottenstein Center on Wednesday night, and fittingly so, because we were celebrating the 40th Anniversary of one of America’s greatest rock bands - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The band took the stage to enthusiastic and extended cheering, and then kicked off the show with “Rockin’ Around (With You), the first song from their very first, self-titled, 1976 album. Next, Petty started the first crowd sing-a-long with “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” which was

Walking into the backstage area of Express LIVE on Sunday afternoon, I was immediately confronted with the glamorous life of rock stars on the road - Miles Zuniga of Fastball loading dirty clothes into the washing machine. We then moved into the small green room area, and were joined by Tony Scalzo. Before we began our interview, Miles was excitedly sharing the sounds of the rattling washing machine that he recorded on his phone, along with a beat added by drummer, Joey Shuff

Sunday night started with torrential rain, lightning, and thunder, but the weather could not dampen the enthusiasm of Columbus for the dose of '90s rock they were about to receive. To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of So Much for the Afterglow, Everclear took the stage and kicked off their set by playing the first six songs from album, from the opening title track down to “One Hit Wonder.” Everclear frontman, Art Alexakis dedicated “One Hit Wonder” to all of those people who