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Concert Review: Ghosts of Jupiter with The Whole Loaf and The Humans Being at Soundcheck Studios
Great night of music! Great performances! This is how I would describe Ghosts of Jupiter featuring Nate Wilson of Moe at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts, on April 2, 2026.
The show started at 8:00 p.m. with two special guests. The Whole Loaf is the closest thing you’ll get to an all-in-one modern sixties band.
Joanna Gleason
Apr 7


Interview: Nicole Alexis on Music, Life and Staying Real
Dan DiMartino caught up with Nicole Alexis in for an epic chat. Nicole Alexis breaks down what it really takes to be an independent artist in today’s fast-paced digital world. From music production to photography, gaming, and staying authentic—this is the reality behind the creativity.
Dan DiMartino
Apr 7


Concert Review: Ashnikko’s Smoochies Tour Brings Playful Chaos to the Palace Theatre
Ashnikko brought her Smoochies Tour to the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minnesota, transforming the historic venue into a vibrant, candy-colored world built on confidence, charisma, and community. With opening support from Princess Nokia, the night was full of bold outfits, charisma, and playful chaotic energy.
Kayla Brown
Apr 6


Concert Review: lespecial Tentacle Difficulties Tour at Paradise Rock Club in Boston, MA
On Friday, April 3, 2026, at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston, Massachusetts, lespecial delivered an unforgettable performance along with Mihali. The night featured a special Nirvana set followed by a tribute to The Offspring. The sold-out show was nothing short of incredible—easily one of the best rock and roll performances I’ve ever experienced. The gritty, no-frills venue provided the perfect backdrop, and the crowd fed off every moment.
Joanna Gleason
Apr 6


Concert Review: Mammoth with James and the Cold Gun and 10 Years the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis
As the stage was set for the highly anticipated performance by 10 Years, the production crew worked diligently to ensure a seamless transition. With roots in Knoxville, Tennessee, 10 Years surged to prominence in the early 2000s. Their 2005 album, The Autumn Effect, cemented their status as a strength to be reckoned with among the alt-rock scene with standout tracks such as “Wasteland” and “Through the Iris.” Onstage, 10 Years masterfully harnessed tension, unleashing a sonic
Chad Smith
Apr 4


Music Review: The Coup de Grace – No Stone Unturned/The Art of Survival (Red Decibel Records 2026) Album Review
This new release is a double-LP vinyl retrospective by Minneapolis, MN heavies The Coup de Grace.
The Coup de Grace were a great band. As background for those who may not know them, The Coup were a thrash metal-meets-90s-hard-alternative-rock band who came up in the fertile Minneapolis music scene in the later 1980s. They post-dated by a few years the more famous bands that arose from that scene (Prince, Replacements, Husker Du, Soul Asylum), and started life as many meta
John Moore
Apr 2


Concert Review: Aly and AJ with Hayden Blount at Archer Music Hall in Allentown, PA
Aly and AJ brought their Places to Run Tour with support by Hayden Blount to Archer Music Hall in Allentown, PA. It was one of the first nice days in the Lehigh Valley after a really long and cold winter. Downtown was bustling with concert goers between this show and Hardy a few blocks away the city felt alive.
Tara Lakatos
Apr 1


Concert Review: One Time Weekend with Knot Art at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA
Soundcheck Studios located on Boston’s South Shore is a wonderful live music venue,
with great atmosphere, lights and sound and with some great up and coming bands and
these two were great!!!!
As part of their New England Tour, One Time Weekend stopped at Soundcheck
Studios, in Pembroke, MA, on March 27, 2026, for one set live performance with the
indie rock band Knot Art as the opener. Several hundreds of fans attended the concert.
It was a terrific night of music.
Joanna Gleason
Apr 1


Concert Review: Dogs in a Pile with Miles Connor at Basement East in Nashville, TN
There are shows you go to, and then there are shows that feel like they mean something before a single note even lands. That was the energy walking into The Basement East for Dogs in a Pile. The room was already buzzing, not just for the music, but for a purpose bigger than the stage.
The Rae of Light Foundation was set up inside, doing more than just showing face. They were connecting, educating, and putting real action behind their mission.
Pat Rogers
Apr 1


Photo Galleries: Tigers Jaw with Creeks and Hot Flash Heat Wave at No Fun in Troy, NY
Photo Galleries: Tigers Jaw with Creeks and Hot Flash Heat Wave
Mark O'Donnell
Apr 1


Concert Review: The ‘Thrash of the Titans Tour’ – Testament, Overkill and Destruction at the Palladium, Worcester, M.A.
This resounding triple-bill of old-school thrash metal has been ripping it up back and
forth across the United States in March/April 2026 – the ‘Thrash of the Titans’ tour (a
variation on the early 90s ‘Clash of the Titans’ tour title which featured Slayer, Anthrax
and Megadeth) – which has been ranging from Portland, OR in the Northwest in early
March, across the Midwest to the East Coast, and will be heading back westward to finish up in L.A. and San Francisco in mid-Ap
Mark Kurtzner
Mar 30


Interview: Jennifer Foster Chats About Her Upcoming Album- Powerline, Out April 3, 2026
What inspired the theme or concept behind this album?
Many of the songs on this album were inspired by the place I grew up - a small farm in rural New Brunswick, and I wrote it at a time when there was a lot of change going on in my life. Part of the change was letting go of this place that had shaped me.
Tara Lakatos
Mar 29


Concert Review: Gogol Bordello at the Royale, Boston, MA, We Mean It, Man! Tour 2026
Gogol Bordello brought their signature high-energy chaos to Boston’s Royale on March
25, 2026, transforming the packed room into an electrifying, dance-filled frenzy. The
night started with lively performances from Puzzled Panther (see below) and Boris and
the Joy, both of which set the mood with eclectic, globally inspired sounds before joining
the headliners later in the show.
Darren Port
Mar 29


Music Review: Free Throw – Moments Before the Wind Album Review: A Balanced Look
Free Throw has returned with their latest album, "Moments Before the Wind," and I'm finding it challenging to write this review. I'll always have a special place in my heart for Free Throw because they were the first to give me a chance when I was just starting out in concert photography, even before I became a photojournalist. At the time, I lacked a resume, had only photographed a charity event, and was inexperienced and unfamiliar with the rules, yet they gave me an opport
Dan DiMartino
Mar 29


Concert Review: Sebastian Bach Plays Mr. Smalls Theatre with Blaze Francisco and Stitched Up Heart in Millvale PA
Sebastian Bach recently took to the stage at Mr. Smalls Theatre in Millvale, PA, as part of “The Party Never Dies” tour. Supported by Los Angeles-based acts Blaze Francisco and Stitched Up Heart, Bach delivered a career-spanning setlist that functioned as a nostalgia-filled reminiscing of past escapades while providing a bridge to future generations of rock fans.
Richard Schmid
Mar 29


Music News: Weezer Announce Weezer: The Gathering
Weezer are thrilled to announce Weezer: The Gathering, a major North American tour set for this coming fall. Promoted by Live Nation, the 32-city arena run with special guests The Shins and Silversun Pickups kicks off September 8 in Sacramento, CA and travels across North America before wrapping October 24 in Los Angeles, CA. Weezer: The Gathering follows the band’s sold out Return to the Blue Planet tour, celebrating 30 years of Weezer (The Blue Album), as well as the globa
Tara Lakatos
Mar 26


Music News: Lily Allen Announces Fall 2026 Arena Tour Across North America
Following the release of her groundbreaking and critically acclaimed studio album, West End Girl, and overwhelming demand for her upcoming sold-out North American tour next month, Lily Allen continues her remarkable run with the announcement of a major North American arena tour for Fall 2026. The newly announced tour continues a truly career-defining run in her already esteemed career, scaling up to her largest headlining shows to date.
Tara Lakatos
Mar 26


Music News: HUDSON RIVER MUSIC FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES LINEUP AND RETURN TO CROTON POINT PARK JUNE 21
Wednesday, March 25 - Today, the beloved Hudson River Music Festival has announced the lineup for their return to Croton Point Park on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21. Rooted in the spirit of Toshi and Pete Seeger’s folk picnics, the festival is set to return for the second year presented by Harper House Music Foundation, Riverfest FPS (For Pete’s Sake) and Dayglo Presents. This all-ages day aims to bring together music lovers, environmental advocates, and families for a vibran
Tara Lakatos
Mar 25


Music News: Moody Joody Release New Single “Loretta’s Last Call” + Official Video, Announce Spring Tour with The Maine
As they gear up for the release of their highly-anticipated, in-the-works and forthcoming new album due later this year, rising pop trio Moody Joody return with another slice of pop perfection via their latest single, “Loretta’s Last Call,” a pure pop confection that details a last-ditch-effort to reclaim a romantic relationship.
“I wanna call but am I allowed to?/dont think I could live without you,” co-lead vocalist/guitarist Kaitie Forbes and co-lead vocalist/synth play
Tara Lakatos
Mar 25


Music News: CORROSION OF CONFORMITY Announces Western US/Canada Headlining Tour This July; Tickets On Sale Friday!
CORROSION OF CONFORMITY will head West this July for a two-week headlining tour with support provided by Whores and Crobot. The trek, which begins on July 6th in Houston, Texas and runs through July 22nd in Lincoln, Nebraska, serves as the second leg of their North American tour set to commence next month.
Tara Lakatos
Mar 25


Concert Review: The Infamous Stringdusters and The Fireside Collective at The Uptown Theater in Providence, RI
I love my Blue Grass and The Infamous Stringdusters show at the Uptown Theatre in Providence, RI on March 22nd was going to be one of the best, high energy Bluegrass shows.
The Uptown Theatre is a recently renovated historic theatre with great sound and lights; it’s a really nice place to see a concert.
Joanna Gleason
Mar 25


Concert Review: Night Zero and Weird Phishes at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA
It was a Thursday night with freezing cold weather, and we went out to listen to what we thought would be great show on March 19, 2026. Several hundreds of fans were present to welcome Night Zero appearing at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA, along with Weird Phishes and this show was incredible!!!!
Joanna Gleason
Mar 25


Concert Review: Senses, People R Ugly, Good Boy Daisy, The Summer Set at the House of Blues Chicago
There is a specific kind of magic in the "routine" of the House of Blues Chicago. The familiar weight of the media pass, the nods of recognition from the security staff, and the dimly lit nostalgia of those art covered walls. But this past Saturday night, the air felt different.
Just twenty-four hours prior, I had been laid off from my full-time job.
Ashley Piraino
Mar 25


Concert Review: Everclear at Honeywell Center in Wabash, IN
On March 19th, the Honeywell Center in Wabash, IN, played host to an extraordinary concert featuring the legendary Everclear alongside a talented group from Fort Wayne. Cicadas, the opening act, delivered a masterclass in rock music, showcasing their technical proficiency, volume, and authenticity.
Chad Smith
Mar 25
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