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Last week we were so excited to head out to the Ace of Spades and catch one of the final days of the Sno Core Tour. The tour began in February and traveled through major snow and wild weather. It was great for them finish off in California with some good weather. The tour featured Fit For Rivals, Framing Hanley, Adelita’s Way and Flyleaf.

The opening band Sages was a welcome surprise. Sages had many familiar faces as it features members of Track Fighter, Maid of the Mist and LP Sessions. I am really looking forward to catching them again in the future.

Fit For Rivals started off the night and you were instantly jump started with their energy. I have been waiting to see this band perform live and as soon as I saw them, they blew me away and made it well worth the wait! They were incredible and the crowd loved them. Of course they rocked the venue with their hit single, Hit Me.

Next up was Framing Hanley which I have loved from the start. We missed their show the last time they were out West and this time, we were definitely not going to miss them. They sounded spot on with excellent stage presence, and Ryan captivated the crowd with his powerful vocals. He is an excellent frontman, insuring that everyone was having a great time.

Adelita’s Way came out heavy and strong. Check out our interview with Rick and show coverage here: Interview with Rick of Adelita’s Way. Their live shows set the bar high as they completely take over the venues with their nonstop energy. They deliver a straight up ROCK SHOW which is sometimes lacking these days in the music scene. Their set is an instant adrenaline boost to the heart!

Flyleaf was absolutely spectacular. I was so glad that they were on this tour! Kristen May on vocals is simply put, purely divine! Her passion and heart bleeds through each song and her energy is contagious. The crowd went wild and literally knew almost every word to the songs. With the top notch stage performance from Sameer Bhattacharya and Pat Seals, you can’t help but find yours eyes darting across the stage, watching their every move. They are like freshly uncaged animals prancing across the stage and making their stellar moves look so easy. If you have not seen Flyleaf or have seen them perform with Kristen, it is a must see experience. We will be bringing you an interview with Kristen and Sameer later this week.