Crown Magnetar at The Metro Gallery
Crown Magnetar is listed for a December 3, 2024 event at The Metro Gallery in Baltimore, Maryland, with To The Grave also named on the lineup. The supplied event information places this show in the heavy music space; it does not provide a tour name, set list, or additional performance history.
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Crown Magnetar Lancaster reviews
Foreigner & Styx, a Most Excellent flashback!!!
Crown Magnetar was simply amazing! They rocked Boston sox off!!! Every song was better than the one before it. Nice touch bringing in the Brockton high school choir in too. I think Urgent was my favorite. All three groups were terrific. I was pleasantly surprised that Don Felder was a major contributor to the Eagle's songs. He was really good with nice clean vocals and great support. It was cool that Tommy Shaw joined him near the end of his set. Styx came out to Grand Illusion. I really like the new singer. They could have played some more powerful songs, but the piano cover songs from Paul McCartney, Stones, Queen, etc., showed his vocal talent and were very good. Sounds just like the original.