LITA FORD / GREAT WHITE – LIVE AT THE M3 FESTIVAL
AMP’s Lori McKone gives our readers glimpses into the impressive performances by Lita Ford and Great White at the M3 festival in Maryland.
Lita Ford at the M3
Lita Ford delivered an electrifying performance at the M3 Rock Festival 2025, proving once again why she remains one of rock’s most formidable female artists. Taking the stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, MD, she commanded the crowd with her fierce guitar work and powerful vocals, delivering a set packed with both solo hits and iconic covers.
Her setlist included classics like “Gotta Let Go,” “Larger Than Life,” “Relentless,” and “Playin’ With Fire.” She also thrilled fans with her rendition of Elton John’s “The Bitch Is Back” and Alice Cooper’s “Only Women Bleed.” Of course, she didn’t disappoint with her signature tracks—”Cherry Bomb,” “Close My Eyes Forever,” and “Kiss Me Deadly” which had the audience singing along in full force.
Throughout the performance, Lita’s energy was infectious. She shredded through solos with precision, her guitar work as sharp as ever. The crowd was fully engaged, cheering her on as she moved seamlessly from one song to the next. A standout moment came during “Can’t Catch Me,” which featured an intense drum solo that added an extra layer of excitement to the set.
Her presence on stage was nothing short of commanding, reminding everyone why she has been a rock icon for decades. Whether delivering hard-hitting riffs or emotional ballads, Lita Ford’s performance at M3 was a testament to her enduring talent and influence in the rock world.
Great White at M3 Rock Festival 2025
Great White delivered a powerful and nostalgic set at M3 Rock Festival 2025, taking the stage on May 4 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. The band played a tight, high-energy performance, bringing their signature bluesy hard rock sound to a crowd eager for classic hits.
Their setlist featured fan favorites like “Once Bitten Twice Shy,” “Rock Me,” “Save Your Love,” and “Lady Red Light”. The band’s chemistry was undeniable, with Brett Carlisle on vocals delivering a strong performance that honored the legacy of Great White while adding his own flair. The guitar work was sharp and dynamic, keeping the audience engaged throughout the show.
Fans praised the band’s ability to capture the essence of their classic sound, proving that Great White still knows how to command a stage. The energy in the crowd was electric, with longtime fans singing along to every word.
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