Skid Row will headline Rock Fest 3 at M15 in Corona on Saturday, May 10.
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Skid Row, a band that holds the record of being the first heavy metal band to have an album debut at the top of the Billboard charts (1991’s “Slave to the Grind), will be at M15 in Corona this weekend.
The group, which broke into the mainstream in the late 1980s with the morality tale “18 and Life” (the rule: don’t get drunk and shoot your friend) and ballad “I Remember You,” will release a new EP titled “United World Rebellion—Part 1” in August.
The Corona show also includes Black Star Riders, which are the members of Thin Lizzy who recorded new material, but not under the Thin Lizzy name.
The concert, dubbed Rock Fest 3, also features local bands, including Vizionz.
4 p.m. Saturday, May 10, M15, 9022 Pulsar Court, 951-200-4465, $30, all ages.
Visit www.m15concerts.com for more information.