Dayseeker recently kicked off “The Pale Moonlight Tour”, a sold-out tour which included a stop in St. Louis, MO. VIP sold out quickly, with general admission selling out days after. That should be enough to prove what a great band they are. The tour featured three openers.

August Burns Red and The Amity Affliction brought their co-headlining tour to Minneapolis, and for a Tuesday night, the crowd showed up ready to bring the energy. The Amity Affliction recently released their new album “House of Cards” this April, marking their first release since former vocalist and bassist Ahren Stringer’s departure last February. They opened their set with newer material but still made sure to include fan favorites like “Pittsburgh” and “Soak Me in B

For two consecutive nights Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts, welcomed Neighbor, the dynamic quartet that blends ambitious compositions, soulful balladry, and fearless improvisations to create a unique musical experience. Featuring Richard James (vocals, keys), Rob Compa (guitar), Dan Kelly (bass) and Dean Johnston (drums), the group performed a terrific night of music in the South Shore.

A night of Fast, Loud and heavy music treated the fans in attendance @ The Worcester Palladium to a thrashing fun show on May 14th when the "Krushers of the USA" tour came through town featuring the mighty Kreator along with support from Carcass & Cold Steel.

Andrés Cepeda brought warmth, elegance, and evident emotional power to Lynn Memorial Auditorium in Massachusetts on his Nuestra Vida En Canciones Tour. The Colombian superstar musician from Bogotá delivered a performance that felt both intimate and celebratory. It was an exceptional night of music.

There’s something surreal about hearing thousands of people sing country songs steps away from the water as the Florida sunset spills across the skyline - and somehow, Country Thunder Florida 2026 made it feel effortless.

he first thing you notice when walking to Le Poisson Rouge, the 700-cap club in Manhattan’s East Village, is the age range in the massive line wrapped around the block. It’s not uncommon to see bands within the 90s alternative rock circuits attracting massive legions of fans that weren’t around during their commercial comeups (with bands like Deftones, Slowdive, and Duster to name just a handful), but it’s rare to see them pack out clubs instead of stadiums.

The 2026 Sing Us Home Festival in the Manayunk section of Philadelphia was a huge success! The family friendly festival brought out people of all ages, with so much more than music. The food and drinks were delicious, there were so many activities like tattoos, haircuts, festival braids, and local small artists selling their work, as well as info booths like, Punk Rock Saves Lives and Planned Parenthood.

In an era where we pay monthly subscriptions to have the same bands and songs fed to us on repeat, true musical discovery feels like a lost art. Even streaming algorithms, designed for "discovery," often feel catered and repetitive, making it increasingly difficult to find new sounds from smaller, independent acts.