The Lost Horizon

The Story So Far bring high-octane punk to Syracuse
By Dan Lyon
November 29, 2017 - 1:42pm
Review: The concert might signal a resurgence for the genre in Syracuse

The Lost Horizon hosted one of the first sold-out punk shows in the city for years, as The Story So Far, Turnstile and Drug Church brought their high-energy sets to Syracuse. Put on by Upstate NY’s After Dark Entertainment, the show brought out around 200 people on a Tuesday night, and concertgoers proved ready to match the touring bands’ energy throughout.

Mushroomhead brings 20th anniversary tour to The Lost Horizon
By Jessica Cabe
September 29, 2013 - 11:26pm
Review: Mushroomhead played at The Lost Horizon on Friday with five opening bands for a long, loud night of metal.

Eight masked men squeezed onto The Lost Horizon’s cramped stage on Friday to deliver the climax to a night of metal.

A February music lookahead for Syracuse
By Chris Ballard
January 26, 2012 - 8:37pm
Want some live music this month? Here's a brief look at some of the more prominent concerts coming up in the Syracuse community.

Thursday, Feb. 2: Ludacris and Rick Ross co-headline University Union's massive inaugural Rock the Dome event at the Carrier Dome. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m.

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus bring old hits, headaches to Syracuse
By Deandra Modica
September 21, 2010 - 1:02am
Review: One-time stars rocked an uncomfortably screamo sound at their Lost Horizon show.

Ronnie Winter has the voice, lyrics and hair of a radio rock god. However, his band’s screamo-filled performance at The Lost Horizon Sunday night  proved that The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus won’t make it back on the airwaves anytime soon.

The man behind the music
By Deandra Modica
September 19, 2010 - 4:07pm
Lost Horizon general manager and local scene-booster Scott Dixon now has 2,000 bookings to his name.

Scott Dixon walked onto The Lost Horizon’s stage on Saturday like it was any other night. Relaxed and clad in a black sweatshirt and shorts, he introduced the first act, Mike Roy, and casually mentioned that the local musician has played 43 shows for him.

Forty-three isn’t a lot of shows to Dixon -- he’s booked 2,000 over the course of his career.