Have you ever been to a show where optimism, activism, and fierce, unconditional love were present all at once? Those are exactly the vibes that the Philly stop of Allison Russell's, All Returners Tour brought to the Theatre of Living Arts last week.

On Saturday May 3, 2025, Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA, welcomed the Mallett Brothers. An independent country Rock and Roll Band from Maine, the group is self-described as a Rock and Roll Band with a fiddle.

With the sun starting to set and a refreshing breeze sweeping across Clearwater Harbor, I can't think of a better way to start off the month of May then here at BayCare Sound with the immensely talented Remi Wolf.

It’s barely been a year since Joe Bonamassa graced UK soil — including after his triumphant two nights at the Royal Albert Hall — yet already last night marked the final date of his UK arena tour, closing out a run that’s been remarkably popular with the British blues fans. The atmosphere in the Brighton Centre crackled with anticipation well before the first note was struck, and Bonamassa, ever the showman, delivered a set steeped in emotion, precision, and reverence for the

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On April 30th, 2025- While She Sleeps performed at The Underground in Charlotte, NC with special guests; Vended and Bury Tomorrow. That night was their last night of this tour and the crowd didn’t disappoint. The amount of crowd surfing that happened at this show might’ve been the most I’ve seen in a long time at a show. 

Don't you just love it when one of your favorite bands comes to a strangely local venue? That's how the residents of Millersville and Lancaster, PA felt Sunday night when L.A. Guns, the glam metal kings of the Sunset Strip, paid the area a visit. As someone who lives in the middle of nowhere, I was not expecting any band of my liking to come to such a random and handy location anytime soon. L.A. Guns is currently at the start of their “Lucky MF’r” tour to celebrate their new

On April 23rd, I made the short one hour drive to Buffalo Riverworks to cover the Asking Alexandria and From Ashes to New show! This was the first night of a spring tour for the two groups along with Royale Lynn and What Lies Below supporting! The Buffalo crowd at Riverworks was hyped, along with some chants of the “Shout” song breaking out proving you're at a Buffalo metal show! We kicked off the evening with What Lies Below!

The Beach Bunny show at The Fillmore Philadelphia was a testament to the growing popularity of indie pop and emo-tinged rock. Beach Bunny's headlining performance, complemented by Pool Kids' opening set, offered a night filled with catchy tunes, emotional lyrics, and an atmosphere of shared musical appreciation. For those who attended, it was an unforgettable evening of live music in the heart of Philadelphia.​

Melissa Etheridge and Joss Stone have embarked on a 14 date co-headline tour of the eastern U.S.. I had not been so excited about a tour announcement in quite some time. When Joss last performed at the Wind Creek Event Center I was completely blown away and just had to see her again. Melissa is a timeless artist that I have seen many times throughout the years. She plays this area pretty often and treated everyone to a special setlist that included songs that do not always

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Buffalo, NY, brought all the energy and devotion to welcoming The Funeral Portrait with support from The Rasmus, Archers, and Glasswaves. The Rec Room had a long line from the door, with people crowding to the front of the stage, and anticipation built as the music was about to start.

Legend has it that there are no stranger animals than a few internet friends who desperately want to see their favorite artist. That being said, let me tell you a story about three 20-something-year-old gal pals who hopped international borders to see a Canadian national treasure: Lawrence Gowan. It's no secret that I'm a "Gowan gal", and I feel it's my duty as a Gowan fan in the United States to try and bring his solo career to the forefront as much as I can before he physic

There are bands you enjoy, bands you admire — and then there are bands like DeWolff, who leave you standing in a packed room with your heart pounding and a ridiculous grin plastered across your face, wondering how music can feel this good.

In a world where true musicianship sometimes struggles to cut through the noise, Erja Lyytinen stands as a beacon of authenticity. On a special evening at o2 Islington Academy2, the Finnish blues sensation delivered a performance that felt less like a gig and more like the unveiling of a best-kept secret. For those of us lucky enough to witness it, it was clear: Erja Lyytinen deserves a much bigger stage here in Britain.