Avenged Sevenfold

Avenged Sevenfold Following the sadness of NIN’s last ever UK show isn’t the most enviable of tasks but thankfully, it’s one that Avenged Sevenfold are more than capable of. Hitting the stage with all of the gusto of a band in their pomp, A7X surge into the hard-and-heavy ‘Critical Acclaim...

In an interview with Blistering.com, M. Shadows commented on whether he was worried about backlash from older fans, and if the new direction of the band would be perceived as A7X selling out. It was clear that the band would continually make whatever music they wanted, with Shadows saying: "...

After a few years of retrospective, my opinion of Avenged Sevenfold remains about the same. I would probably keep the rating the same, but I don't think it is the weakest album by the band anymore. That honor would go to debut Sounding The Seventh Trumpet, which may not win me any favors from th...

Avenged Sevenfold’s performance saved the night with its abundant energy and flawless performance. The band had the audience’s complete attention from the first organ chord of opener “Critical Acclaim” to the last note of encore “A Little Piece Of Heaven.”

The concert featuring Buckcherry, Avenged Sevenfold and Papa Roach was by far one of the best things to come to Topeka in a long time. Papa Roach were the first in the line up. They really got the crowd going, mostly playing songs off their new album. ...

Below is a piece of a show review from the Nashville, Tennessee show on March 30st. Even though the review isn't that impressive, I thought this was fun to share to simply show you all that we, Avenged Sevenfold fans, simple rule and it shows ;)

He played two different solos, each only using one had on the neck of the guitar. The second guitar solo lead into their next song that they played, “Bat Country”. Avenged Sevenfold ended their set list with my favorite song of theirs, “Almost Easy”.

Where else should the Long Beach base punk-metal group Avenged Sevenfold finish their latest jaunt around North American but at Chicago’s Allstate Arena. In support of their current self-titled album, the band set out this past January with the alternative rock band Buckcherry (the se...

I thought they were going to be a hard act to follow, but Avenged Sevenfold soon proved me wrong. Their set list included the following songs: “Critical Acclaim”, “Afterlife”, “The Beast and the Harlot”, “Scream”, “Dear God”, “Bat Country”, “Gunslinger”, “Unholy Confessions” and “Alm...

I felt especially bad for the surprising number of families in attendance. I'm guessing those kids (and their parents) were there to see Avenged Sevenfold, who drape their conservative values in horror-movie imagery. Were they the epitome of class Friday night? Certainly not -- their lu...

Last night, Avenged Sevenfold put a big mark on the Bank of Kentucky Center's history. Avenged Sevenfold co-headlining tour with Buckcherry was their first rock concert and the bands rocked the hell out of that place. Let's see what Tim Owens from The Northerner had to say about that histor...

A7X played many other fan favorites including "Beast and the Harlot", "Scream" and their most recent, more mellow, single "Dear God." The band returned for their encore, playing their most story-like, "A Little Piece of Heaven." Although slightly obscure, the song serves a perfect port...

Then there was the sound -- Saving Abel's southern-influenced classic rock, Papa Roach's nu-metal rap-punk, Avenged Sevenfold's 1970s-influenced heavy metal, Buckcherry's groove-heavy party anthems. The only thing louder was the screaming crowd.

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Fashion rockers Avenged Sevenfold closed the evening with a mediocre performance. They tried to kick things into gear opening with the epic Critical Acclaim just as they did last time they paid a visit to the Valley, during last year's Taste of Chaos tour. The difference this time was the py...

The other guys, lead guitarist Synyster Gates, rhythm guitarist Zachary Vengeance, bassist Johnny Christ and drummer The Reverend, offered to their adoring fans epic works such as "Afterlife," "Beast and the Harlot" and the heartfelt "Gunslinger," which was dedicated to the troops...

Ultimate Guitar caught up with Synyster Gates and talked about the the Long Beach show which was featured in Avenged Sevenfold's latest CD/DVD Live In The LBC & Diamonds In The Rough. And also about tracks from the selftitled and Diamonds In The Rough album. Check it out!

A7X released their eagerly-awaited self-titled 4th album in late 2007, which debuted at #4 on the Billboard 200. The record spawned glorious scream-fests like "Afterlife" and "Dear God," cementing their status as a rock/heavy metal mainstay in the music industry.

New sounds Avenged Sevenfold and Atreyu tried out new musical styles on their latest albums. Avenged Sevenfold tried some new tricks on its self-titled 2007 album, too. There’s pedal-steel guitar, a country-tinged song and even a children’s choir.

Avenged Sevenfold singer M. Shadows channeled both Rob Halford and Phil Anselmo, and the band rocked harder than anything this side of Ozzfest. Impressive? Sure. Rocking? Definitely. So for now, the only question remains: Which bands are next?

A7X had a tight set, I really dug the dual guitar solos and excellent harmonies created between Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengence. The bass and drums were kickin and spot on. Singer M.Shadows sounded great when you could hear him over ...

By Chris Bottomline. If you are an A7X fan, what are you waiting for? For everyone else, go start with City of Evil and work up to this. This is a good release that actually made me enjoy the band again, as I haven't listened that much since the ...

By Chris Beaumont I went back and picked up Waking the Fallen and found I loved that as well, it was a distinctly different sound but you can see the logical progression that City of Evil was. I have also gone and listened to Sounding the Seventh Trumpet ...

By Chris Beaumont While Avenged Sevenfold is no doubt a good band, it appears that they may have peaked in terms of their mainstream popularity. Well, I guess you could doubt their goodness but that would end up in an argument over the value of their worth that will likely never be resolved. What do I mean by this...

By Diesel The Confession may be an unfamiliar name in the music scene but with their debut album Requiem things are going to change. These guys are not metal-core, hard-core or anything-core. They are rather, more of a solid rock and roll band that leans away from the untranslatable screaming vocals...