Owen TenBrook Music

12/15/2025

The dream is over. Thank you for the music, guys.

12/13/2025

Save Heavy Metal Pizza!

11/30/2025

There’s a new drummer in Heaven tonight, looking for the most excellent jam.

Love you, Kaz. Thank you for always being so supportive of us young musicians like me and Andrew.

11/29/2025

Not a terrible list, but I do question putting Def Leppard over Oasis and Paramore over Aerosmith AND Santana AND Green Day.

11/29/2025

Bryan Adams

11/03/2025

Gig update for when I shall drum next! The metal/alt rock band I recently joined, Nomads Of Time, will be playing with another band from the rock academy I work at, Lip Service, at the Vault Cider House in Lafayette. Show is November 21st at 7 PM. Lip Service will open the show and Nomads’ set will be at 9 PM. Best of all, it’s free!

Come on down and hear a wide variety of headbangers and crowd pleasers ranging from Black Sabbath to Soundgarden to Judas Priest to System Of A Down and many more! Would love to see you rock out with us!🤘🥁🎸🔥

10/25/2025

Happy 64th, Chad!

Happy 64th birthday to Red Hot Chili Peppers' unmistakable drummer Chad Smith! 🎉🥁

10/16/2025

Oh, no! And just before KISS was going to have their first full classic lineup reunion since 2000. My thoughts and prayers are Paul, Gene, and Peter.😢

Paul 'Ace' Frehley, lead guitarist and cofounder of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Kiss, has died. He was 74.

10/08/2025

I’m fully hoping this to be the setlist for the LA shows in Rush’s 50th Anniversary Tour:

Set One:
1. “One Little Victory” (from V***r Trails, 2002)
2. “Limelight” (from Moving Pictures, 1981)
3. “New World Man” (from Signals, 1982)
4. “Distant Early Warning” (from Grace Under Pressure, 1984)
5. “Roll The Bones” (from Roll The Bones, 1991)
6. “The Pass” (from Presto, 1989)
7. “The Trees” (from Hemispheres, 1978)
8. “Red Barchetta” (from Moving Pictures, 1981)
9. “The Main Monkey Business” (from Snakes And Arrows, 2007)
10. “Animate” (from Counterparts, 1993)
11. “Subdivisions” (from Signals, 1982)
Set Two:
12. “Tom Sawyer” (from Moving Pictures, 1981)
13. “Dreamline” (from Roll The Bones, 1991)
14. “Mystic Rhythms” (from Power Windows, 1985)
15. “Red Sector A” (from Grace Under Pressure, 1984)
16. “Headlong Flight” (from Clockwork Angels, 2012) (with Anika Nilles drum solo in the middle)
17. “Resist” (acoustic version, Geddy and Alex only) (from Test For Echo, 1996)
18. “Closer To The Heart” (from A Farewell To Kings, 1977)
19. “2112: I. Overture II. The Temples Of Syrinx” (from 2112, 1976)
20. “YYZ” (from Moving Pictures, 1981)
21. “The Spirit Of Radio” (from Permanent Waves, 1980)
Encore:
22. “Fly By Night” (from Fly By Night, 1975)
23. “Anthem” (from Fly By Night, 1975)
24. “Working Man” (from Rush, 1974)/“Caravan” (outro riff played as ending teaser) (from Clockwork Angels, 2012)

10/06/2025

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

10/01/2025

The Who and Candlebox at Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, 09/25/25

09/20/2025

Words cannot possibly describe the experience that it is Linkin Park in concert. I was not ready for how tight the whole band was, how powerful they sounded, how elaborate the projection and laser effects were gonna be, and how engaging the set from start to finish was, featuring a mix of classic favorites as well as plenty of selections off the new From Zero record. Although it is sad that Chester Bennington’s tragic su***de in 2017 prevented him from returning with Mike and the other remaining original members for their first PDX show since 2004 (may his memory be eternal), new singer Emily Armstrong’s unyielding and phenomenal voice powered through every high note and ferocious growl she had to give for 2 hours!

I’ve never seen an audience either sing along with all the songs as much as they did tonight like on classic songs “Numb” and “What I’ve Done” among others, even at other concerts for singalong bands like Journey or Foo Fighters. During “Faint,” some boys even started mosh pitting like it was the year 2000 again! What an unforgettable night and one of the most magical concerts I never expected to experience. Thank you, Linkin Park.