English grunge legends BUSH performed at TD Garden this past weekend, playing in the direct support slot of Shinedown's Dance, Kid, Dance tour. Led by certified rockstar Gavin Rossdale, the group's longtime frontman and chief songwriter, they performed an hour-long set consisting of several of their known hits like "Machinehead" and four songs from their new album, I Beat Loneliness, that came out the previous day.

Founded in 1992, BUSH became a staple in the grunge genre, despite not originating from the Seattle music scene that gave birth to the genre. The original group split up in 2002, but Rossdale reformed the band in 2010 with three new members behind him. They've released six studio albums since the 2010 reunion and nine overall, with many considering their debut album, Sixteen Stone, as one of the greatest records of the 1990s.