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Mallrat Brings Magic and Light to London

It’s the most gorgeous evening London has had so far this year. It’s thirty degrees celsius outside and the pavements are lined with gatherings...

Turnover Captures the Magic of ‘Peripheral Vision’ in Philadelphia

It’s not often a record stands the test of time, let alone changes the entire landscape of an artist’s career. Peripheral Vision is special...

Honey Revenge’s Loving and Losing Tour Packs The Vic Theatre in Chicago

Honey Revenge returned to Chicago last night for a special celebration at The Vic Theatre — marking a huge milestone on their biggest headlining...

Mayday Parade’s Three Cheers for 20 Years Tour Hits Raleigh

Mayday Parade’s 2025 Tour, ‘Three Cheers for 20 Years’ is exactly what it sounds like, a celebration of the band’s 20th birthday. From Tallahassee,...

Momma Brings ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’ to Philadelphia

The rays of a fresh summer sun poke through white fluff, clouds floating through a sea of light cerulean. The clear sky above beckons...

Phoneboy Rocks Chicago on Their Heartbreak Designer Tour with a Sold-Out Lincoln Hall Show

Lincoln Hall was packed to capacity as Phoneboy made their highly anticipated return to Chicago on their Heartbreak Designer tour, following up their...

Osheaga 2025: Everything You Need to Know About Canada’s Best Festival (Plus a Look Back Through Our Lens)

Osheaga 2025 Canada Festival Let’s be honest: Osheaga didn’t just drop a lineup—they dropped a declaration. This summer, Montréal is the place to be, and...

Bradley Simpson Lights Up London

It’s a big year for Bradley Simpson, as not only has he released his debut solo album, but he also turns the big 3-0....

The Wrecks Bring INSIDE: OUTSIDE to Washington DC

Following their dynamic debut album Infinitely Ordinary and their cathartic breakup sophomore album Sonder, Los Angeles based pop rock band The Wrecks have returned...

Knuckle Puck Celebrates 10 Years of ‘Copacetic’ in Philadelphia

If I asked you to name an essential modern-day pop punk record, what would come to mind? As you ponder the quick riffs and...

Grayscale Brings “The Hart” to Life at Chicago’s Salt Shed

Chicago is no stranger to unpredictable weather, but the evening of Mayday Parade’s Three Cheers for 20 Years tour brought a rare twist—a full-blown...

Sorry’s Final Night Of Tour At The Electric Ballroom

It’s scorching in London. The first days of summer are here and everything’s looking up. Most of the city’s population are in a park...

Lightning In A Bottle: Kelsy Karter & The Heroines In London

It’s the hottest day of the year so far in London and actually sunny for once. While everyone else is outside at a beer...

Beach Bunny’s Tunnel Vision Tour Visits Philadelphia

A place to dance, trade friendship bracelets, and experience nine new tracks live. These were all promises made by indie darlings Beach Bunny in...

It’s Amazing To Be Young: Fontaines D.C. Brings Raw Energy to Sold-Out Denver Show

Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. brought their vivid intensity to a sold-out Mission Ballroom in Denver last week. The group includes Grian Chatten (vocals),...

Joywave Makes “Destruction” Look Fun at The Sylvee

If you’re anything like me, records like Possession and How Do You Feel Now? were heavily embedded within your music taste from your early...
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