Portland

From Westbrook Police: ''We want all you speed demons out there to know that we have PPE, we have adjusted, and we are stepping up our traffic enforcement efforts."

Happy Birthday to singer-songwriter and all-around working man's rock star, Bob Seger! The legend turns 75 today. How many times has he played in Maine?

31 years ago today, Cinderella came to Portland in support of their second album, Long Cold Winter.

On May 4, 1988, AC/DC rocked Portland on the Blow Up Your Video tour for night two. Just like the first night, the show opened with a missile rising out of the stage and Angus Young jumping out of it as he started rippin’ the opening licks to Heatseeker.

The mighty J. Geils Band returned to the Civic Center for the second time and the first of many sold out 80s shows here in Portland, on May 2, 1980.

We count 6 Maine shows with the classic Kiss lineup over the years...four at the Civic Center, one in Bangor and one in Augusta. Did you get see any with Ace, Peter, Paul, and Gene?

His uniquely chunky and circular riffs were a staple in the Def Leppard sound from the time he joined in 1978, until his untimely death in 1991.

39 years ago today, Styx brought their Paradise Theatre Tour to Portland. It was a sold out show at the Civic Center on April 19,1981.

Another night of live rock is added to the growing list of shows being postponed or cancelled due to the uncertainty of our current pandemic.

34 years ago today, Aerosmith rocked a sold out show at the Civic Center. The tour was to support their comeback album Done With Mirrors which marked the return of Joe Perry and Brad Whitford.

The Police released their fourth album in 1981 featuring the hit singles Spirits in the Material World and Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic. They brought it to us live at the Cumberland County Civic Center on April 15, 1982.

As a giant pot leaf banner hung behind them, they opened with a ferocious No Speak No Slave and ended the night with the big new song of moment, Remedy. We were levitating the whole time!

It starts with Aura, takes us up Free Street by the Civic Center and then on over to zoom closer to the Holiday Inn on Spring Street. When we get there, we see that the lights are on in some of the hotel's rooms to create the shape of a heart.

We are lovin' a second gorgeous Maine day in April this week with temps around 50. It's hard to imagine having to shovel and plow again anytime time soon.

35 years ago today, Sammy Hagar played his first headlining show in Portland.

It was 3 years after they were the very first event and very first rock concert in the new building