Last night  I went to the see Joan Jett & the Blackhearts in concert! For as long as I can remember, I’ve always been a fan of Joan Jett and wished I could sing/play guitar like her. From her time in The Runaways to going solo, and with the Blackhearts, I love it all. So I was pretty excited when I found out that she’d be coming back into town, and I was able to review it for work. I had an absolute blast, and after performing for over three decades, it’s safe to say Joan Jett still has it going on. If you’d like to read my full review, you can check it on the New Times County Grind website!

Witnessing Ghostland Observatory live is comparable to trying heroin for the first time. You feel each beat vibrate through your body. You become mesmerized by frontman Aaron Kyle Behrens’ moves. And when the show is over, the Austin, Texas-based band leaves you craving more.

Although the band’s latest album Codename: Rondo hasn’t been getting the greatest reviews, it didn’t affect the turnout at last night’s Culture Room show (and neither did the $25 ticket price). However, it’s not surprising that it didn’t play many tracks off said album.

Read my full review over at the County Grind!