Dropping by for the conclusion of the holiday weekend, NERO made a rather surprising appearance at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee. Known primarily for it's rather relaxed and historic feel, with the occasional rock show, the Riverside hosted the dubstep/dance/electronic sensation for a long night of bass-hungry fans.
NERO, a British dubstep act out of London, recently came to the music scene back in 2010. Releasing a couple of singles over the early months of 2010, they gradually became more and more popular for their bass-heavy dance affluent music. As dubstep eventually started to make its way into the world of music overall, NERO came right along with it.
The tour's opening acts for NERO were pretty good, but seemed a bit repetitive at times. Their sets seemed to drag out for too long and left fans waiting about 2 hours for NERO to finally take the stage. There were a few groups of fans that particularity enjoyed the opening acts, but overall I don't think they really got into it as much as NERO.
Sunday's performance was no exception to the energy NERO brings out in their music and on tour anywhere else. They had a pretty nifty stage setup with a (really) high platform in which they stayed seclude ... more