ProgPower USA

ProgPower USA
Logo for ProgPower USA XV
Genre Progressive metal
Power metal
Dates February (2001)
November (2001-2002)
October (2007)
September (2003-2006, 2008-present)
Location(s) Lansing, Illinois (2001)
Atlanta, Georgia (2001-2024)
Years active 2001 – present
Founded by Glenn Harveston
Website progpowerusa.com

ProgPower USA is a progressive, power metal, and progressive rock festival held annually in the United States since 2001.[1] Its most recent edition, ProgPower USA XIX, was held at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia from September 5 – 8, 2018. ProgPower USA XX is scheduled to take place September 4 – 7, 2019. The festival's band selection process focuses on quality over quantity.[2] In addition to the emphasis on the power and progressive metal genres, the festival has branched out into other genres with the inclusion of the "oddball" slot that doesn't fit the normal motif.[3] ProgPower USA gives bands that have never performed in the States a chance to perform in the country.[4] The festival has been described as a cultural experience for fans[5] with autograph signing sessions, guest appearances, reunions, and meet-and-greets.[6] The festival has hosted over 70 bands' USA debuts including Blind Guardian, Gamma Ray, Nightwish,[7] and Stratovarius.

History

ProgPower USA began in 2001. The very first festival was February 23–24, 2001, in Lansing, Illinois, just outside Chicago, at J.J. Kelley's. The subsequent events have been held in Atlanta, Georgia, at Center Stage Atlanta (formerly Earthlink Live).[8]

Festival founder and promoter, Glenn Harveston's notion of ProgPower USA began over dinner among friends after attending the Powermad festival in Baltimore, Maryland.[9] As the festival progressed, the roster scope diversified with the intent of reaching a larger fan base.[10] The brand's international success is based upon an unofficial partnership with ProgPower Europe.[11] The festival overcame early hardship from an attendance perspective due to the tragic events of September 11 at ProgPower II[12] and flourished with multiple sell-outs over the next 13 years.

In the program for ProgPower XIX (as well as repeated posts on social media), Glenn announced ProgPower XXV (in 2024) will be the final year of the festival.

Lineups

February 2001

ProgPower USA I was held at J.J. Kelley's in Lansing, Illinois on February 23–24, 2001.

ProgPower USA ICountry of Origin
OnwardUSA
EtheriaUSA
Power of OmensUSA
Zero HourUSA
Reading ZeroUSA
Ion VeinUSA
Destiny's EndUSA
Jag PanzerUSA
EvergreySweden
Pain of SalvationSweden
Symphony XUSA

November 2001

ProgPower USA II was held at Center Stage (then called Earthlink Live) in Atlanta, Georgia on November 9 & 10, 2001.

ProgPower USA IICountry of Origin
SuperiorGermany
Balance of PowerEngland
NightingaleSweden
Spiral ArchitectNorway
Steel ProphetUSA
Angel DustGermany
ArkNorway
EvergreySweden
KamelotUSA
Symphony XUSA

2002

ProgPower USA III was held at Center Stage (then called Earthlink Live) in Atlanta, GA on November 15–16, 2002

ProgPower USA IIICountry of Origin
Zero HourUSA
Silent ForceGermany
EdguyGermany
Blind GuardianGermany
Pain of SalvationSweden
Reading ZeroUSA
ThresholdUnited Kingdom
The Devin Townsend BandCanada
Gamma RayGermany
AngraBrazil
Pre-Show Party

The ProgPower USA III Pre-Show Party was held Thursday November 14, 2002 at The Riviera Club in Atlanta, GA.

Pre-Show PartyCountry of Origin
Cea SerinUSA
Persephone's DreamUSA
MagistralUSA

2003

ProgPower USA IV was held on September 5–6, 2003 at Center Stage (then called Earthlink Live) in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA IVCountry of Origin
RedemptionUSA
MercenaryDenmark
Vanden PlasGermany
NightwishFinland
Symphony XUSA
Pagan's MindNorway
Secret SphereItaly
Circle II CircleUSA
EvergreySweden
RageGermany
Pre-Show Party

The ProgPower USA IV Pre-Show Party was held September 4, 2003 at The Riviera Club in Atlanta, GA

Pre-Show PartyCountry of Origin
Katagory VUSA
StrideUSA
PrymaryUSA

2004

ProgPower USA V took place on September 17–18, 2004 at Center Stage Atlanta (then called Earthlink Live) in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA VCountry of Origin
Into EternityCanada
DreamscapeGermany
Tad MoroseSweden
KamelotUSA
Weapons of Mass DestructionUSA
AdagioFrance
Wuthering HeightsDenmark
BrainstormGermany
Pain of SalvationSweden
EdguyGermany
Showcase

The Showcase took place on Thursday September 16, 2004 at The Eleven50 Club.

ShowcaseCountry of Origin
PrototypeUSA
MagistralUSA
EnertiaUSA
Halcyon WayUSA

2005

ProgPower USA VI took place on September 16–17, 2005 at Center Stage Atlanta (then called Earthlink Live) in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA VICountry of Origin
ManticoraDenmark
Circus MaximusNorway
Orphaned LandIsrael
ConceptionNorway
AngraBrazil
StrideUSA
SymphorceGermany
Pink Cream 69Germany
TherionSweden
StratovariusFinland
Showcase

The Showcase took place on Thursday September 15, 2005 at The Loft (above Center Stage) in Atlanta, GA.

ShowcaseCountry of Origin
DreamscapeGermany
D.C. CooperUSA
OutworldUSA
Orphaned Land (acoustic set)Israel

2006

ProgPower USA VII took place on September 15–16, 2006 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA VIICountry of Origin
PyramazeDenmark
Savage CircusGermany/Sweden
Freak KitchenSweden
MercenaryDenmark
EvergreySweden
Zero HourUSA
Vision DivineItaly
ThunderstoneFinland
EpicaHolland
JørnNorway
Showcase

The Showcase took place on Thursday September 14, 2006 at The Loft (above Center Stage) in Atlanta, GA.

ShowcaseCountry of Origin
TheocracyUSA
Circus MaximusNorway
LeatherwolfUSA
Circle II CircleUSA

2007

ProgPower USA VIII took place on October 5–6, 2007 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA VIIICountry of Origin
RaintimeItaly
CommunicNorway
Virgin SteeleUSA
RedemptionUSA
Pagan's MindNorway
Sonata ArcticaFinland
FirewindGreece
ThresholdUnited Kingdom
Primal FearGermany
After ForeverHolland
All Star Jamn/a

The All Star Jam was a collaboration of members of various bands who performed throughout the weekend playing familiar classic metal songs.

Showcase

The Showcase took place on Thursday October 4, 2007 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA. From 2007 forward all Showcases (now called the Kick-Off) take place at the main Center Stage theater.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
Halcyon WayUSA
KrucibleUSA
CelladorUSA
Freak KitchenSweden

2008

ProgPower USA IX took place on September 26–27, 2008 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA IXCountry of Origin
PathosrayItaly
ElvenkingItaly
AndromedaSweden
Iron SaviorGermany
RiversidePoland
AmorphisFinland
Saint DeamonSweden
Spheric Universe ExperienceFrance
Rob RockUSA
MustaschSweden
Jon Oliva's PainUSA
Iced EarthUSA
Kick-Off

This Kick-Off for this year was billed as the Hellish Rock World Tour as Manticora, Gamma Ray and Helloween were on tour at the time and used the Showcase date as a regular tour stop. This event took place in the main Center Stage theater on Thursday September 25, 2008.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
ManticoraDenmark
Gamma RayGermany
HelloweenGermany
Mid-Week Mayhem

The first Mid-Week Mayhem at ProgPower USA was held at The Loft (above Center Stage on Wednesday September 24, 2008 in Atlanta, GA.

Mid-Week MayhemCountry of Origin
Circle II CircleUSA
MidnightUSA
Eclipsed by SanityUSA

2009

ProgPower USA X took place on September 11–12, 2009 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA XCountry of Origin
CageUSA
MindflowBrazil
Diablo Swing OrchestraSweden
SabatonSweden
Royal HuntDenmark
Crimson GloryUSA
Circus MaximusNorway
Orphaned LandIsrael
Pagan's MindNorway
BrainstormGermany
Fates WarningUSA
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 10, 2009 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
Future's EndUSA
SuspyreUSA
EnchantUSA
Primal FearGermany

2010

ProgPower USA XI took place on September 10–11, 2010 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA XICountry of Origin
Illusion SuiteNorway
StormwarriorGermany
Leaves' EyesGermany/Norway
Seventh WonderSweden
TýrFaroe Islands
Nocturnal RitesSweden
KamelotUSA
BlackguardCanada
Oceans of SadnessBelgium
DGMItaly
DelainHolland
TarotFinland
HammerFallSweden
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 9, 2010 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
Six Minute CenturyUSA
BorealisCanada
LeprousNorway
AcceptGermany
Mid-Week Mayhem

The Mid-Week Mayhem took place on Wednesday September 8, 2010 at The Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Mid-Week MayhemCountry of Origin
Seven KingdomsUSA
VangoughUSA
Ross The BossUSA

2011

ProgPower USA XII took place on September 16–17, 2011 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA XIICountry of Origin
Creation's EndUSA
DarkwaterSweden
VoyagerAustralia
EldritchItaly
Mob RulesGermany
IhsahnNorway
SanctuaryUSA
HakenUnited Kingdom
While Heaven WeptUSA
Red CircuitGermany
LabyrinthItaly
ForbiddenUSA
TherionSweden
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 15, 2011 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
PowerGloveUSA
Vanden PlasGermany
EvergreySweden
Mid-Week mayhem

The Mid-Week Mayhem took place on Wednesday September 14, 2010 at The Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

2012

ProgPower USA XIII took place on September 14–15, 2012 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA XIIICountry of Origin
SinbreedGermany
KingcrowItaly
AmarantheSweden
SerenityAustria
PrimordialIreland
RedemptionUSA
EpicaHolland
Beyond the BridgeGermany
LanfearGermany
Solution .45Sweden
Mystic ProphecyGermany
MaYaNHolland
Pretty MaidsDenmark
Symphony XUSA

Instead of a Kick-Off and Mid-Week Mayhem, Nightwish and Kamelot performed Wednesday and Thursday night before the festival, September 12–13, 2012.

2013

ProgPower USA XIV took place on September 6–7, 2013 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower USA XIVCounty of Origin
Damnation AngelsUnited Kingdom
MyrathTunisia
XandriaGermany
WolverineSweden
Ashes of AresUSA
SoilworkSweden
Shadow GalleryUSA
Divinity CompromisedUSA
Heaven's CryCanada
WolfSweden
Circus MaximusNorway
Armored SaintUSA
SabatonSweden
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 5, 2013 at Center Stage) in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
In The SilenceUSA
Circle II CircleUSA
Luca Turilli's RhapsodyItaly
Mid-week Mayhem

The Mid-Week Mayhem took place on Wednesday September 4, 2013 at The Loft at Center Stage) in Atlanta, GA.

Mid-Week MayhemCountry of Origin
MorglblFrance
Mindcrime (a Queenrsyche Tribute)USA

2014

ProgPower USA XV took place on September 12–13, 2014 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower XVCountry of Origin
NeedGreece
Orden OganGermany
LeprousNorway
OverkillUSA
Seventh Wonder (playing Mercy Falls in its entirety)Sweden
Stratovarius (playing Visions in its entirety)Finland
WithemNorway
Divided MultitudeNorway
Voodoo CircleGermany
MasterplanGermany
Pain of Salvation (playing Remedy Lane in its entirety)Sweden
Jon Oliva's Pain (playing Savatage's Streets: A Rock Opera in its entirety)USA
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 11, 2014 at Center Stage) in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
DraekonUSA
DGMItaly
Pagan's Mind (playing Celestial Entrance in its entirety)Norway
Mid-Week Mayhem

The Mid-Week Mayhem took place on Wednesday September 10, 2014.

Mid-Week MayhemCountry of Origin
TheocracyUSA
VangoughUSA
Pain of SalvationSweden

2015

ProgPower USA XVI took place on September 11–12, 2015 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

ProgPower XVICountry of Origin
Native ConstructUSA
Jeff Scott SotoUSA
Voyager (set list chosen by the fans)Australia
AnathemaUnited Kingdom
Falconer (final live show)Sweden
HelkerArgentina
Unleash the ArchersCanada
DragonlandSweden
RiversidePoland
Royal Hunt (playing Paradox in its entirety)Denmark/USA
Angra (playing Holy Land in its entirety)Brazil
Kick-Off

The Kick-Off took place on Thursday September 10, 2015 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Kick-OffCountry of Origin
AlmahBrazil
DragonlandSweden
Armored SaintUSA
SaxonEngland
Mid-Week Mayhem

The Mid-Week Mayhem took place on Wednesday September 9, 2015 at The Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA.

Mid-Week MayhemCountry of Origin
Halcyon WayUSA
Ashes Of AresUSA
Voyager (playing I Am the ReVolution in its entirety)Australia
EvergreySweden

2016

ProgPower USA XVII took place on September 7–10, 2016 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA. Starting in 2016, ProgPower USA became a full four-day event. The Mid-Week Mayhem (Wednesday) and Kick-Off (Thursday) shows are now known as Days 1 and 2 respectively of the new format, while the traditional ProgPower USA Friday and Saturday shows are now Days 3 and 4 respectively.

Days 1 & 2

Days 1 and 2 (September 7–8, 2016) took place at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA. Day 2 (Thursday show) was called the Promoter's Pick night. There were four bands per day.

ProgPower XVII - Days 1 & 2Country of Origin
LORDAustralia
Stream of PassionThe Netherlands
Spock's BeardUSA
DragonForceUnited Kingdom
Ghost Ship OctaviusUSA
PyramazeDenmark
Circus MaximusNorway
Blind GuardianGermany
Days 3 & 4

Days 3 and 4 (September 9–10, 2016) took place at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA. These days are considered to be main event with six bands per day.

ProgPower XVII - Days 3 & 4Country of Origin
AscendiaCanada
Vanishing PointAustralia
Freedom CallGermany
The Gentle StormThe Netherlands
Scar SymmetrySweden
Fates Warning (playing Awaken the Guardian in its entirety, with original lineup featuring John Arch)USA
Savage MessiahUnited Kingdom
Serious BlackMultinational
Green Carnation (playing Light of Day, Day of Darkness in its entirety)Norway
Refuge (Classic Rage lineup 1988-1993)Germany
HakenUnited Kingdom
Devin Townsend (with special guest Anneke van Giersbergen)Canada

2017

ProgPower USA XVIII took place on September 6–9, 2017 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

Days 1 & 2

Days 1 and 2 took place on September 6-7, 2017 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with four bands on Wednesday and five bands on Thursday.

ProgPower XVIII - Days 1 & 2Country of Origin
Power QuestUnited Kingdom
SerenityAustria
Orphaned LandIsrael
Haken (playing Visions in its entirety)United Kingdom
Next to NoneUSA
Twilight ForceSweden
Vanden PlasGermany
Between the Buried and Me (playing Colors in its entirety)USA
Metal ChurchUSA
Days 3 & 4

Days 3 and 4 took place on September 8-9, 2017 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with six bands per day.

ProgPower XVIII - Days 3 & 4Country of Origin
Daydream XIBrazil
Distorted HarmonyIsrael
Lords of BlackSpain
Angel DustGermany
MyrathTunisia
Mike Portnoy's Shattered Fortress (Performing the Twelve-step Suite, featuring members of Haken and The Neal Morse Band)USA / United Kingdom
Seven SpiresUSA
DynaztySweden
Snowy ShawSweden
PainSweden
AmarantheSweden
KatatoniaSweden

2018

ProgPower USA XIX is took take place on September 5–8, 2018 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

Days 1 & 2

Days 1 and 2 took place on September 5-6, 2018 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with four bands per day.

ProgPower XIX - Days 1 & 2Country of Origin
Ross The Boss (Manowar set)USA
GloryhammerMultinational
Nocturnal RitesSweden
VoyagerAustralia
Cellar DarlingSwitzerland
Oceans of SlumberUSA
DoroGermany
Angra (25th Anniversary fans pick the set list)Brazil
Days 3 & 4

Days 3 and 4 took place on September 7-8, 2018 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with six bands per day.

ProgPower XIX - Days 3 & 4Country of Origin
ManimalSweden
PersefoneAndorra
BloodboundSweden
Labyrinth (playing Return to Heaven Denied Part 1 in its entirety)Italy
RedemptionUSA/Sweden
Sons of ApolloUSA
TriosphereNorway
Eclipse (U.S. exclusive appearance)Sweden
SoenSweden
VUURNetherlands
AlestormMultinational
Tarja TurunenFinland

2019

ProgPower USA XX is scheduled to take place on September 4–7, 2019 at Center Stage Atlanta in Atlanta, GA.

Days 1 & 2

Days 1 and 2 are scheduled to take place on September 4-5, 2019 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with four bands per day.

ProgPower XX - Days 1 & 2Country of Origin
Iron MaskMultinational
Secret SphereItaly
InsomniumFinland
Pretty MaidsDenmark
Tomorrow's EveGermany
MaYanMultinational
GalneryusJapan
EvergreySweden
Days 3 & 4

Days 3 and 4 are scheduled to take place on September 6-7, 2019 at Center Stage in Atlanta, GA with six bands per day.

ProgPower XX - Days 3 & 4Country of Origin
Wind RoseItaly
SubsignalGermany
Barren EarthFinland
Psychotic WaltzUSA
Orden OganGermany
Seventh WonderSweden
SorcererSweden
Jag PanzerUSA
Caligula's HorseAustralia
Poets of the FallFinland
ThresholdUnited Kingdom
Demons & WizardsMultinational

References

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  2. ↑ Gromen, Mark (February 2007). "Onstage ProgPower VII". Metal Maniacs.
  3. ↑ Wagner, Jeff (2010). Mean Deviation: Four Decades of Progressive Heavy Metal. Brooklyn, NY: Bazillion Points Books. p. 331. ISBN 0979616336.
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  9. ↑ Mendonca, Milton. "Milton Mendonca's audio interview with ProgPower USA promoter, Glenn Harveston PART 1". YouTube. Retrieved 29 November 2013.
  10. ↑ Reesman, Bryan. "A Ride With Dream Theater's John Petrucci". Grammy.com. Retrieved 29 November 2013.
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  12. ↑ Johnsen, Matt (August 2002). "ProgPower 2.0". Metal Maniacs.

1. EvilG. "Heart of Steel: Interviews Glenn Harveston Organizer of ProgPower USA." Metal-Rules. March 2003. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.

2. http://vimeo.com/75257334

3. Gromen, Mark. "Onstage ProgPower VII." Metal Maniacs. February 2007: 108-109. Print.

4. Wagner, Jeff; Wilson, Steven (2010). Mean Deviation: Four Decades of Progressive Heavy Metal. Bazillion Points Books. p. 331. ISBN 0979616336.

5. Devani, Sarjoo. "ProgPower USA VII." Explicitly Intense. 2006: 46-47. Print.

6. Hicks, Taylor. "ProgPower USA." Rock N Roll. December 2012: 50-51. Print.

7. Popke, Michael. "A Progressively Metallic Power Play: ProgPower USA V Unfolds with Plenty of Surprises and Establishes itself as one of the World's Elite Music Festivals." Progression Magazine. Spring 2005: 71-74. Print.

8. Ollila, Mape (2007). Once Upon a Nightwish: The Official Biography 1996 – 2006. Deggael Communications. p. 191. ISBN 9789529974924.

9. Murphy, Bill. "Glenn Harveston: “I Think I Have Reached An Elite Level With This Festival”. Dark Rhapsody. December 2007. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.

10. Mendonca, Milton. "Audio Interview with ProgPower USA Promoter, Glenn Harveston PART 1." YouTube. 12 November 2012. 28 Nov. 2013.

11. Reesman, Bryan. "A Ride with Dream Theater's John Petrucci." Grammy.com. September 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.

12. De Campos, Vanessa. "ProgPower USA IX Atlanta, 26th September 2008." Fireworks. March/April 2009: 77-78. Print. Issue 35

13. Johnsen, Matt. "ProgPower 2.0." Metal Maniacs. August 2002: 96-98. Print.

Further reading

  • Wagner, Jeff; Wilson, Steven (2010). Mean Deviation: Four Decades of Progressive Heavy Metal. Bazillion Points Books. p. 331. ISBN 0979616336.
  • Sharpe-Young (2007). Metal, the Definitive Guide. Jawbone Press. pp. 336, 339, 417. ISBN 1906002878.
  • Reesman, Bryan (Jun 23, 2001). "Bubbling Under the Surface: Progressive Rock is Ready to Make a Comeback". Billboard Magazine. 113 (25): 30. ISSN 0006-2510.
  • Browne, Nichola (Oct 27, 2007). "Heavy Duty: Spine Tinglers". Billboard Magazine. 119 (43): 20. ISSN 0006-2510.
  • Titus, Christa (Jun 4, 2005). "Festivals Keeping Prog Rock Alive". Billboard Magazine. 117 (23): 19. ISSN 0006-2510.
  • Ollila, Mape (2007). Once Upon a Nightwish: The Official Biography 1996 – 2006. Deggael Communications. p. 191. ISBN 9789529974924.
  • Sharpe-Young, Garry (2007). Metal: The Definitive Guide. Jawbone Press. pp. 336, 339, 417. ISBN 1906002878.
  • ProgPower USA Event Programs years 2009-2013 contain interviews with each band. http://www.progpowerusa.com/xv/media/downloads.html
  • Johnsen, Matt. "ProgPower Fest IV." Metal Maniacs. March 2004: 85-88. Print.
  • Antunovich, Tony. "Interview with Century Media Publicist." Metaleater.com. June 10, 2005. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Johnson, T.S. "Nightwish / Kamelot Live Review." Sonic Cathedral WebZine. 13 October 2012. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Frederick, Carl. "Experience ProgPower USA from the Eyes of a First-time Attendee." Metalunderground.com. 19 Sept. 2012. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Serafine, Frank. "ProgPower USA XIV: At a Glance- Newcomers and What to Watch For." Metalunderground.com. 21 Aug. 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Rozo, Miguel. "Glenn Harveston promoter of ProgPower USA checked in with The Age Of Metal." The Age of Metal. 9 Aug. 2012. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • War, Erika. "ProgPower XIV – A Quick Review." Rocknotes Webzine. September 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Gromen, Mark. "ProgPower USA 2013 - Good-Natured Family Feud." Bravewords.com. 11 Sept. 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Jolicoeur, Todd. "Live: ProgPower USA – September 5-7, 2013, Atlanta, GA @ USA Center Stage." 100% Rock Magazine. 2 Oct. 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Richardson, Justin. "ProgPower USA 2012 Recap Day 1." Hellbound.ca. 22 Feb. 2013. Web. 28 Nov. 2013.
  • Vicente, Matt. "ProgPower USA XIV: A Comprehensive Recap of the Premier U.S. Metal Festival." LadyObscure.com. 25 Sept. 2013. Web.

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