Concert Reviews
Larkin Poe at The Vic Theatre in Chicago, IL
Larkin Poe brought their Bloom Tour to Chicago’s Vic Theatre as the audience got to see how far their career has blossomed.
Month: May 2025
Concert Reviews
Teddy Swims at Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, NC
Teddy Swims’ sultry Raleigh performance has locals speculating about a future population spike in nine months of babies named “Teddy.”
Concert Reviews
Empire of the Sun at Moody Amphitheater in Austin, TX
On a scorching evening at the Moody Amphitheater, Empire of the Sun commanded the stage with their signature production and captivating soundtrack.
Concert Reviews
Livingston at Emo’s in Austin, TX
Livingston graced the stage at Emo’s in Austin, TX, with indie melodies and introspective lyrics, quickly drawing the crowd into his world.
Concert Reviews
BeachLife Festival 2025 Day Three at Redondo Beach, CA
Alanis Morissette channels catharsis and coastal fire as BeachLife Festival closes with a multigenerational blend of Soul, surf, and song craft.
Concert Reviews
BeachLife Festival 2025 Day Two at Redondo Beach, CA
Overcast skies, smoke, and ska nostalgia. Sublime honors a legacy as BeachLife day two rolls through generations of coastal cool and musical rebellion.
Concert Reviews
BeachLife Festival 2025 Day One at Redondo Beach, CA
Sunset soul and shoreline swagger: Lenny Kravitz shines at BeachLife Festival day one amid vintage sounds, cool vibes, and genre-spanning grooves.
Interviews
Interview with Tim Nordwind of OK Go
OK Go just released their 5th studio album, And the Adjacent Possible. Founding bassist, Tim Nordwind, discusses the last 11 years and creating new music.
Concert Reviews
Napalm Death and Melvins at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, NC
Savage Imperial Death March Part II Tour, showcasing Napalm Death and Melvins, delivered a catastrophic onslaught obliterating all semblance of societal tranquility from Carrboro, NC.
Concert Reviews
Staind and Breaking Benjamin at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center in Charleston, WV
Four bands. One massive stage. Over 7,600 screaming fans. Charleston’s rock scene roared alive during the Awaken the Fallen Tour stop.