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Photo Galleries: Callous Daoboys at Empire Underground in Albany, NY
Photo Galleries Callous Daoboys at Empire Underground in Albany NY
Mark O'Donnell
Sep 14


Concert Review: Wyatt Flores and The Red Clay Strays Shine at Portland's Moda Center
On August 29 at the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon, I had the privilege of covering Wyatt Flores and The Red Clay Strays. Having just seen The Red Clay Strays for the first time back in July, I was extremely excited for this show for a few reasons.
Randy Calica
Sep 14


Concert Review: Adirondack Independence Music Festival
What a fabulous Labor Day weekend it was in Lake George, New York.
From September 4 through September 6, 2026, the Charles R. Wood Festival Commons in the heart of Lake George hosted the Adirondack Independence Music Festival, three days of live music featuring a wide variety of genres, including rock, indie, jam, and alternative rock. Thousands of fans traveled to the Warren County destination at the southern edge of the Adirondack Park to celebrate the festival's 11th year
Joanna Gleason
Sep 14


Concert Review: Riding the Groove Machine – King’s X at Putnam Place in Saratoga Springs, NY
Houston, TX heavy rockers King's X have been described by bassist and vocalist Dug Pinnick in a recent interview as "somewhere between the Beatles and Black Sabbath and anything else you can imagine in between, with some kind of gospel vocals."
Recently, the band undertook a late August and early September Northeastern run of tour dates, including a stop at Putnam Place in downtown Saratoga Springs, New York, on September 4, 2026.
Mark Kurtzner
Sep 11


Concert Review: Breaking Benjamin at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, NJ
The Breaking Benjamin 2026 tour with Chevelle, Starset and Kami Kehoe kicked off in Camden, New Jersey on September 2nd. Breaking Ben called all the Cigarette Moms, Divorced Dads, Emo Aunties, and Drunk Uncles out to party with them!
Trina Iarosis
Sep 11


Concert Review: Iron Maiden, Megadeth and Anthrax Bring the Run for Your Lives Tour to Tens of Thousands at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal, QC.
September 3, 2026 brought a bulletproof evening of British metal to Parc Jean-Drapeau
in Montreal, Quebec, headlined by the mighty Iron Maiden, along with two of the
vaunted ‘Big 4’ of 1980s American thrash metal as support: Megadeth and Anthrax. A legendary night of real metal, it was.
Mark Kurtzner
Sep 8


Concert Review: The Libertines Live at The Priory, Hitchin
For a generation of British music fans, myself included, The Libertines were THE band.
They arrived at the beginning of the 2000s and helped drag indie music back to the front of British culture, inspiring countless bands while introducing a whole new generation to guitar music, cultural influences, and their own brand of East London Chaos. More than 20 years later, those songs haven't simply survived; they've become part of people's lives.
Chris Griffiths
Sep 7


Concert Review: Music and Memories in New Haven Sevendust with Theory of a Deadman & Return to Dust at College Street Music Hall in New Haven, Connecticut
On August 29, College Street Music Hall in New Haven welcomed Sevendust, Theory of a Deadman, and Return to Dust for an evening that showcased three very different sides of rock. Return to Dust brought the hunger of a young band proving itself. Theory of a Deadman delivered the confidence of seasoned hitmakers. Sevendust closed the night with decades of experience, power, and emotion.
Juliana Story
Sep 7


Concert Review: Plush at Rock Box, San Antonio
It was a hot summer afternoon in San Antonio when I arrived at The Rock Box in the city's historic district to see the powerhouse hard rock trio, Plush. Formed in 2020, the band has previously toured with metal stars like The Warning and Disturbed, but tonight they were the headliners, midway through their fall 2026 North American tour promoting their second studio album, Mass Hysteria (releasing 9/18/26).
Stephen Hughes
Sep 7


Concert Review: Rex Orange County at All Points East
There was something wonderfully casual about Rex Orange County at All Points East. Not careless or underprepared, actually quite the opposite, with Alex O’Connor joined by a full band and a brass section - but relaxed enough that it never felt like he was trying to prove he belonged on a stage this size.
Chris Griffiths
Sep 7


Concert Review: Mariah The Scientist at All Points East
Mariah the Scientist arrived at All Points East to find an audience that did not need winning over. From the opening moments, Victoria Park was singing with her. Mariah was part of the hand-picked line-up of Tyler the Creator’s All Points East Takeover.
Chris Griffiths
Sep 7


Concert Review: Turnstile at All Points East
Turnstile’s relationship with the UK has grown quickly, but their hour at All Points East suggested that it now runs considerably deeper than novelty or momentum.
The rain over Victoria Park did little to contain the audience gathered around the West Stage. In fact, the summer-scorched park welcomed a little precipitation. The movement at the front was immediate, yet there was a sense of inclusion beneath the physicality. Turnstile can create disorder without making their
Chris Griffiths
Sep 7


Concert Review: My Chemical Romance at Target Field
If you were anything like me, you discovered My Chemical Romance in your youth, and they quickly became your entire personality. You collected all the CDs and DVDs they released. You covered your walls with posters, knew every obscure fact about the band members, and when you were old enough, maybe even got a tattoo commemorating the band that helped define your childhood.
Kayla Brown
Sep 3


Concert Review: Time to surrender as Winger brought down The Blue Gate Theatre
Winger, accompanied by Fire House, delivered a high-energy performance at the Blue Gate Theatre in Shipshewana, IN on Saturday, August 29, 2026. As the opening act, Fire House ignited the venue with their pure, untouched talent. Formed in 1984, the renowned American hard rock band showcased their extensive discography, including chart-topping hits like 'Don't Treat Me Bad,' 'All She Wrote,' and 'Reach for the Sky,' as well as their signature power ballad, such as 'Love of a L
Chad Smith
Sep 3


Concert Review: Taz at The Sinclair, Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA
On August 28, 2026, I went to photograph Taz, a 23-year-old guitarist performing at The Sinclair, located in the heart of Harvard Square in Cambridge. I was so excited because I knew the performance would be amazing.
I met Brandon Niederauer (AKA Taz) last year during a live music show at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts, and I immediately fell in love with his music.
Joanna Gleason
Sep 3
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