The Haunt's 2026 Ghost Tour made a memorable stop at Sonia Live Music Venue in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Joined by 8 Graves and Platinum Moon, the evening featured electrifying performances, passionate fans, and an unforgettable night of alternative rock.

Julia Wolf brought her captivating stage presence and emotionally charged songwriting to a sold-out Eastside Bowl in Nashville. From an intimate VIP acoustic set to a euphoric headline performance, fans sang every word as the rising star showcased both her latest hits and beloved deep cuts.

Rise Against brought their Ricochet Tour to The Fillmore Philadelphia, delivering an explosive set packed with fan favorites, new material, and the band's signature blend of punk energy and social commentary. With strong support from Alkaline Trio and Teen Mortgage, the evening proved why Rise Against remains one of punk rock's most influential acts.

W.A.S.P. and KK's Priest brought their co-headlining metal spectacle to the Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, Connecticut. Featuring a powerful set of classic tracks, outstanding sound, and stellar performances from both bands, the evening proved why these legendary acts continue to draw dedicated fans decades into their careers.

The Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter delivered a powerful night of punk rock at Royal Boston, supported by an explosive opening set from Essex favorites Bad Nerves.

ERRA's Drift Outlives the Earth Tour brought progressive metalcore excellence to Columbus, Ohio, with standout performances from Vianova and Chamber. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Drift while supporting Silence Outlives the Earth, ERRA demonstrated why they remain one of the most respected bands in modern metal.

Taking Back Sunday brought their Louder Now 20th Anniversary Tour to Worcester's DCU Center, delivering an energetic performance after standout sets from Saves the Day and Thrice. Despite severe weather conditions, thousands of fans packed the venue for a memorable night celebrating one of emo's most influential albums.

You've heard of Midwest Emo, but have you heard of New Jersey Emo? Public Works played Gabes in Iowa City on Friday 09.25.2026. They come with a unique sound but unmistakably solidified in their own corner of the Emo genre. The band is comprised of Jake Dietrich (Vocals), Dylan Skorge (lead guitar), Mikey Pellegrino (rhythm guitar), Chase Garret (bass), and Joshua Heckler (drums).

The Molotovs overcame illness and a shortened set to deliver a passionate performance at CHALK in Brighton, proving why they are one of the UK's fastest-rising young bands.

Joe Russo's Almost Dead delivered a high-energy performance at MGM Music Hall at Fenway on September 24, blending classic Grateful Dead songs with adventurous improvisation and captivating a crowd of longtime Deadheads and new fans alike.

Babymetal brought their fiery performance with openers Violent Vira and Halestorm to the Germania Insurance Amphitheater in Austin, TX on September 26 for their 2026 World Tour. Starting off the night was indie, alt-metal newcomer Violent Vira. Entering under the haunting sounds of bell tolls, she launched into “Burn Me With a Bible” and “False Reaction,” showing off her vocal range of high cleans and guttural screams.

The mighty Mastodon brought their "The Poisonous Weapons Tour," featuring support from Deafheaven & Alcest to House of Blues Boston. This 27-date US tour began in Orlando, FL, on September 16th and runs through October 27th ending in Dallas Texas. They are out supporting their most recent release, Marrow Deep, released on August 28th, 2026.

Kamelot brought their Dark Asylum World tour to the Worcester Palladium on Friday night, supported by Visions of Atlantis and Frozen Crown. The Worcester crowd is amazing and well-versed in so many different styles of metal. The venue is a regular stop for power metal bands of the world. The US leg of the tour began on August 28th in Orlando Florida, and ends in Silver Spring, Maryland, on September 27th.

There are music festivals, and then there's Americana Fest. For five days, the city of Nashville doesn't host a festival, it becomes one. From September 15 through 19, more than 200 artists took over more than 50 venues across Music City, with nearly 300 official events packed into the schedule. Clubs, theaters, restaurants, historic spaces and neighborhood rooms all became stages. The result is equal parts festival you attend and massive music scavenger hunt.

Liz Phair brought songs of autonomy, self-discovery, and resilience to Albany's Egg on September 24 as part of the Flannel and the Fury Tour. Featuring a set rich with selections from Exile in Guyville and support from Frankie Cosmos, the evening celebrated an artist whose influence continues to resonate more than three decades into her career.