About: TC Hawkins

Aaron Lewis & The Stateliners brought their Frayed at Both Ends Tour to The Adelphia Music Hall for a sold-out show on June 2nd to open the Summer Concert Series. Performing both with a full band and an acoustic set, their extensive set list captivated the audience.

Everclear brought their iconic alt-rock and 90’s vibes to The King of Clubs in Columbus, Ohio February 18th.  Playing favorites such as “Father of Mine”, “Wonderful”, “Buy You a New Life”, and “Santa Monica, they thrilled those in attendance.   Check out their remaining tour dates below to see the wonderful performance for yourself.

South of Eden returned home to Columbus, Ohio from months of touring out of state and performed at The King of Clubs on August 7th.   Being the first home show in a quite a while, one could feel the excitement in the air.  From the powerful vocals to the guitar solos, it was an amazing show of high energy.  Their set contained new album tracks like “Dancing with Fire”, as well as old favorites such as “Monica” and ending with “I Barley Know Her”.  It was a long awaited musical thrill for all of those in attendance.   

The KrashKarma Summer Storm Tour blew through The King of Clubs on August 6th in Columbus, Ohio.  With the live music world coming back to life, KrashKarma has hit the ground running with a summer tour and a limited edition EP titled STORM. The EP includes the newly released single “Summer Storm” and others they recorded during lockdown that were only released digitally. 

The night rock fans of the Mid-Ohio Valley had long been awaiting finally arrived July 24th!  Rock music finally returned to the MOV, and the beginning of the Adelphia Summer Concert Series was kicked off in style with the first indoor show.  And what better way to start than with a local favorite, Gemini Syndrome coming back to the area with their full Communion Tour line up.

The Dead Daisies “Get Out of the House Tour” had fans doing just that at The King of Clubs on July 2nd. Columbus, Ohio was the hard rock collaborative’s fifth show and largest attendance of 2021. General admission was back and for many it was their first show out since the pandemic. Seeing these big names in rock grace the stage was a great way to start the holiday weekend. The super group that was started in 2013 currently consists of founder David Lowy, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Glenn Hughes of Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, Doug Aldrich of Dio and Whitesnake, and Tommy Clufetos of Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, and the new L.A. Rats.

It was the first Saturday of June, the sun was shining, the restrictions on gatherings were recently lifted, the energy was high, and the people were happy!  The moment the first riff floated through the air you knew it was real, that you were once again in the presence of live music and smiling faces.  It was a fantastic first full hard rocking day of outdoor music in over a year.  There were food vendors, a tattoo tent, chainsaw art, mosh pits and even a couple surfers.  Shake the Ground Fest was an excellent way to welcome the return of the Central Ohio local music scene and kick it off in full force with many of the up-and-coming heavy hitters.  The bands were excited to finally have a chance to play the new songs they’ve been working on to a live audience.  Every one of them put on a killer performance despite the heat!  After a long and tough year, everyone involved thoroughly enjoyed the day of music, fun, friends, letting loose, and forgetting about the pandemic.  Many people were seen closing their eyes, enjoying the moment and simply “listening to the sound of the crowd.”

Tantric rocked The King of Clubs in Columbus, Ohio with two nights of sold out shows the weekend of May 7th and 8th.  It was a stellar performance with the unmistakable sound of Hugo Ferreira’s vocal style, great stage presence and awesome riffs.

The King of Clubs is a recently opened event venue in Columbus, Ohio designed with the goal of providing amazing musical experiences for artists and fans of all genres.  Even though the show was socially distanced, the energy was high, the venue was thumping, and the people were dancing in their seats.