2018 has seen many talented artists come through the Artquest Campus and Young The Giant's show at the Levitt Pavilion added another name to that growing list.
311 headlined the Great Allentown Fair on one of the hottest nights of summer but were lucky enough to dodge the rain that has plagued so many other outdoor shows this year.
After 35 years Musikfest has continued to reign supreme as the largest musical festival in the country but the decision to focus on the future of the festival this year gave it some of the best concert experiences in it's history.
After nearly 20 years in the touring world each The Revolution 3 tour brought Stone Temple Pilots, Bush and The Cult together for an iconic show at the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Canada.
The Scotiabank Center May be going through a name change but the iconic home of the Toronto Maple Leafs became the home of Panic at the Disco on Sunday, July 22 - despite the show almost not happening.
Dating back to the venue's opening in May of 2011 The Struts put on the truest and most exciting rock n'roll performance that the Musikfest Cafe has ever hosted.
From the Piazza at Schmidt's before 'Radioactive' took the world by storm to BB&T Pavalion on the second leg of the 'Believer' tour - Imagine Dragons hasn't forgotten the role Philadelphia has played on their career.
Two truly iconic rock groups and one rising artist on the rock charts shared a unique homecoming experience in Allentown, PA - though not in the most traditional of ways.
A warm up gig for the Belmont Stakes turned into the show of the summer for Third Eye Blind fans who made the trip to Mount Airy Casino's brand new outdoor stage.
Every generation has had it's share of surprising music collaborations or super-group band's but none have come close to the level of spectacle Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Johnny Depp have manged with the Hollywood Vampires.
A miraculous solo album release, a cancelled gig in late 2017, a make up gig announced for May of 2018, a last minute venue change due to inclement weather and a crowd packed to capacity on a rainy Thursday night.
Sevendust's return to Pennsylvania was ushered in with a sold out show at the Chameleon Club just a few days before the release of their new album, 'All I See is War.'