Legendary band (hed) p.e. is gearing up for their upcoming tour, following the success of their latest release. Fans can catch their electrifying performances across 23 cities in September, including stops in Pennsylvania, Texas, California, and more. Their upcoming show at Scout Bar promises a high-energy experience, blending their signature punk-rock riffs with raw, unfiltered sound.
The band’s new EP, recorded at Gomes Studio Idaho with producer Dovianus, features powerful tracks like "Sandmine" and "Seeker," which showcase their energetic style and fierce attitude. Fans can look forward to intense live performances, with an upcoming tour that includes a special appearance at In This Moment Bayou Music Center. Tickets go on sale in June and will be available throughout the week, offering fans a chance to see these iconic artists live.
Additionally, (hed) p.e. has announced their 2025 Black Mass Tour, set to feature special guests and dates across the country. Check out the full schedule and ticket information on the In This Moment announces 2025 Black Mass Tour page. With a rich history of chart-topping albums and energetic performances, this tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of punk, rap, and rock alike.
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Physical Graffiti at fifty: why the album still draws a crowd

Led Zeppelin released Physical Graffiti in 1975, a sprawling double album that mixed new recordings with tracks left over from earlier sessions. It gathered some of the band's best-known work, including the slow, hypnotic "Kashmir", the heavy blues of "In My Time of Dying" and the loose swagger of "Trampled Under Foot". The album shows the group's range, from acoustic pieces to long, layered epics, and many listeners still see it as the band at its most ambitious.

Jason Bonham is the son of John Bonham, Led Zeppelin's original drummer, who died in 1980. Jason has spent much of his career celebrating his father's playing, and his touring show, Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening, presents the band's catalogue with a live group. Anniversary tours built around a single album let audiences hear deep cuts that rarely made it into the band's own setlists, alongside the familiar anthems. The 2025 run marking fifty years of Physical Graffiti has now passed, but the record itself remains a regular point of reference for rock fans and drummers.

Getting the most from a tribute or anniversary show

  • Check the official artist or venue website for current dates and ticketing, and be wary of resale sites.
  • Plan transport home in advance, as large venues can be slow to clear after a late finish.
  • Listen to the album in full beforehand; knowing the quieter tracks makes the live versions more rewarding.
  • Bring earplugs designed for music, which reduce volume without muffling the sound.

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