Setlists & Snapshots: Fall Stage Storm 2025

Despite a winter storm bearing down on southern New Hampshire, fans poured up Elm Street on December 10, 2025, determined to be inside the SNHU Arena for the Royal Flush tour. Coats zipped, boots crunching through snow, generations of music lovers arrived early and they were rewarded with a night that felt less like a concert and more like a living rock-and-roll timeline.

When Mammoth Van Halen took the stage, the atmosphere was electric. The audience was full of longtime Van Halen fans who were there to cheer on Wolfie as he steps into his own spotlight.

The Wonder Years, Yellowcard, and A Day to Remember, each playing a part in delivering a night packed with energy, nostalgia, and plenty of surprises.

The rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of the sold-out crowd, all there for Cage The Elephant's final tour show. Boston has always welcomed the band with open arms, and that night was no exception.

Chris Daughtry returned to Boston with a vengeance — not to relive the past, but to reforge it.

Joss Stone brought her signature warmth, humor, and powerhouse vocals to the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, Massachusetts, on Saturday, October 4, 2025.

Def Leppard has always been my favorite band in the world, and to close out the last show of August 2025 with them felt unforgettable. 

A night of rock ’n’ roll — it’s just what our world needs right now. There’s nowhere else where thousands gather for the same reason: music. 

Yungblud Ignites Boston’s Roadrunner with High-Octane Show and the Premiere of My Only Angel

The concert was a masterclass in contrast—Whiskey Myers’ raw, blazing energy versus TTB’s deep, emotive soulfulness—wrapped up in an unforgettable night under the New Hampshire sky.

Three bands, one unforgettable night.

Three bands, one unforgettable night.

Bad Religion & Dropkick Murphys Bring Punk Energy to Bank of NH Pavilion.

“Don’t Put Out the Fire — Pretty Vicious.”

Dirty Honey lit the fuse. 

The Struts blew it sky-high.

Rock. Sweat. Pure adrenaline. The Ghost Inside, Halestorm, and Volbeat turned a scorching New Hampshire night into an unforgettable frenzy at the Bank of NH Pavilion.

The sun was setting over Lake Winnipesaukee, but the energy was just starting to rise as Zac Brown Band took the stage for their 17th performance at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford on May 30. 

From the dazzling visuals to the heartfelt connections, Katy Perry’s TD Garden performance was everything a pop spectacle should be—joyful, surprising, and unifying.

Keith Urban lit up the Bank of NH Pavilion in Gilford, NH last night with a killer mix of new hits from High and all the fan favorites we love. Shredding guitars, stunning lights, and so much love for his fans — this was country rock at its best! 

Summer officially kicked into high gear on May 30th as Gaelic Storm stormed the stage at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in Gilford, delivering a wild and heartfelt night of Celtic music for the venue’s second show of the season.

The Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion opened its summer concert series with a bang Saturday night as Kane Brown brought the house down with a nearly sold-out crowd.