Catching James And The Cold Gun, Mammoth WVH, and Bush all on one bill made for an unforgettable night of rock from start to finish.

James And The Cold Gun kicked things off with energy that immediately grabbed the crowd’s attention. Their gritty, rock sound felt fresh and fun! You could tell they were genuinely excited to be there, and that energy carried through every song — definitely a band to keep on your radar.

Mammoth WVH followed with a powerful set that kept the momentum going. Led by Wolfgang Van Halen, the band delivered a polished performance that blended heavy sounds with strong melodies. They filled the room effortlessly, and the crowd clearly connected with both the newer material and fan favorites. They proved they’re more than capable of holding their own on a stacked lineup.

Then came Bush, who delivered exactly what fans were hoping for — and more. From the moment Gavin Rossdale hit the stage, the energy shifted into high gear. The band was powerful, blending classic hits with newer material. Hearing songs like “Glycerine” and “Machinehead” live never gets old, and the crowd sang along to every word. Gavin’s stage presence and connection with the audience made the performance feel both intimate and electrifying.

It was one of those nights that remind you why live music is so special. All bands truly love interacting with the fans and seeing the joy their music brings to everyone in the crowd!