Ashes Divide @ Projekt Revolution
Following the Street Drum Corps, rock band Ashes Divide cranked up the lights and turned up the amps. Led by lead singer Billy Howerdel, the group rocked with finesse and style.
Street Drum Corps @ Projekt Revolution
Just as the sun was coming out, Street Drum Corps opened up their set on the main stage at Projekt Revolution. The drumming was relentless and the crowd loved every second. The trio brought a style all of their own to the Revolution.
Atreyu @ Projekt Revolution
Scream-core heavy hitters Atreyu dominated the Revolution Stage as the fourth show of the day at Projekt Revolution. Just after a downpour, the band came out swinging to work the crowd into a frenzy.
10 Years @ Projekt Revolution
Tennessee alternative rockers 10 Years were the third to play on the Revolution Stage. With their throbbing melodies and heavy basslines, the crowd was loving every second.
Hawthorne Heights @ Projekt Revolution
Ohio rockers Hawthorne Heights played second on the Revolution stage to follow up Armor for Sleep. Their mix of melody and screaming continued to pump up the audience.
Armor for Sleep @ Projekt Revolution
With an overcast sky, Armor for Sleep started the show for Projekt Revolution in St. Louis. Just as the crowd started to roll in, A4S kicked up their amps and got the show rollin.
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Just a Glimpse: Linkin Park @ Projekt Rev
Linkin Park brought the house down to end the Projekt Revolution stop in St. Louis. It was one heck of a show. Look for more shots and sets throughout the week.
Sick Puppies @ The Pageant — 8/18/2008
Australian trio Sick Puppies rocked the Pageant in a style all of their own. Led by vocalist Shimon Moore, the band had the crowd jumping in an instant and didn’t let up for their hour-long set.
Young Jeezy @ The Pageant — 8/17/2008
Def Jam rapper Young Jeezy made the Pageant bounce this past Sunday. Wearing a black bandana and flack jacket, Jeezy got everyone in the venue on the feet. The bass boomed and the dancing didn’t stop.
The Last of Mayhem: Machinehead
A force to be reconded with, Machinehead was the last to play on the Jagermeister stage. They provided the ferocity and power that you would expect of a veteran metal band. The music was loud and fans were flying over the pit.