Review and Photos By Paul McWilliams
Jayler
Kicking off Day 2 with an explosive burst of youthful energy, Jayler leaped onto the stage and immediately captivated the crowd. Despite their tender years, these teenage rockers demonstrated a maturity in their sound that belied their age.
Channeling the spirit of Led Zeppelin, Jayler delivered a set that was both powerful and polished, showcasing a stage presence far beyond their years. Their raw talent and infectious energy set the tone for the day, making it clear that these young lads have a bright future ahead of them.
White Tyger
White Tyger roared into their set with the kind of no-holds-barred rock that demands attention. Their 80s-inspired sound, complete with blistering guitar solos and soaring vocals, was a pure adrenaline rush from start to finish.
The band’s vibrant stage presence kept the crowd fully engaged, their infectious enthusiasm raising the temperature and setting a high bar for the rest of the weekend. White Tyger’s performance was a masterclass in classic rock showmanship, leaving everyone with a smile on their face and a renewed love for all things rock ‘n’ roll.
The Hot One Two
The Hot One Two proved once again why they’re quickly becoming festival favorites. Having seen them several times this year, it’s clear that this band just keeps getting better. Kev’s theatrical facial expressions and boundless energy, coupled with Simon’s smooth, powerful vocals, created a dynamic performance that had the crowd eating out of their hands.
Their polished, high-octane set was a perfect example of why The Hot One Two are on a fast track to the top, with a sound and stage presence that’s impossible to ignore.
Dead Mans Whiskey
Dead Mans Whiskey brought a gritty, hard-edged sound that resonated deeply with the audience. Their heavy riffs and powerful vocals echoed across the festival grounds, creating an atmosphere thick with rock ‘n’ roll rebellion.
The band’s tight performance and raw energy made for an unforgettable set that left the crowd hungry for more. Dead Mans Whiskey is a band that knows how to deliver a punchy, no-nonsense rock experience, and they certainly made their mark on Day 2.
Xander & The Peace Pirates
Bringing a blend of rock and blues to the Fire Vault stage, Xander & The Peace Pirates delivered a soulful performance that stood out amidst the day’s heavier acts. Their smooth grooves and bluesy riffs provided a refreshing change of pace, drawing the audience into their mellow yet powerful soundscape. The band’s skillful musicianship and heartfelt delivery made for a memorable set, proving that rock and blues can still strike a powerful chord in the heart of a festival lineup.
The Vintage Caravan
The Vintage Caravan took the crowd on a wild ride with their unique brand of Icelandic rock. Their eclectic sound and high-energy performance had the audience hooked from the first note, with fans singing along to every song. It was clear that this band had a dedicated following, and their set was a highlight for many. The Vintage Caravan’s fresh take on rock, infused with their Icelandic roots, made for an exhilarating performance that left the crowd buzzing.
Florence Black
Florence Black delivered a hard-hitting, melodic set that solidified their status as one of the day’s standout acts. With a sound that’s both powerful and hauntingly beautiful, they commanded the stage with ease.
The bass player’s relentless energy as he charged around the stage added an extra layer of intensity to the performance, while the band’s tight musicianship kept the crowd enthralled. Florence Black is a band on the rise, and their Fire Vault performance was a testament to their growing prowess.
Crash Diet
Crash Diet had been one of the most anticipated acts of the day, and they did not disappoint. Bringing the spirit of 80s hair metal back to life, they delivered a set filled with all the big riffs, wild solos, and glam attitude that fans could hope for. Their performance was a nostalgic trip for those who grew up with the genre, and a thrilling introduction for new fans. Crash Diet’s infectious energy and undeniable charisma made for a show-stopping set that the crowd won’t soon forget.
Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons
Closing out the night with an epic performance, Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons delivered a set that was nothing short of legendary.
As the former Motörhead guitarist took the stage with his sons, the crowd erupted, knowing they were in for something special. The band powered through a series of Motörhead classics, each hit greeted with roars of approval from the audience.
Phil’s effortless swagger and the band’s tight performance brought the night to a triumphant close, leaving the crowd chanting for more. Day 2 of Firevolt ended on an exhilarating high
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