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Album Review: Dan Hubbard Releases, Vol 1: Letting Go
Singer-songwriter, Dan Hubbard, from Bloomington, Illinois (folk-rock, southern-rock, pop, americana) released his 10th studio project Vol 1: Letting Go on October 24th, 2025. This album, he says, has been a creative outlet, branching out from his normal sound. He set out to not care so much about what anyone thinks (aside from his wife, Kaetlyn). “I didn’t set out to write a concept album about ‘letting go’, but it just became obvious that’s what this EP is about,” Dan sh
Karie Henkel
Nov 2, 2025


FieldHockey releases official music video for "Mazes"
On October 30, 2025 - Post-hardcore band; FieldHockey released the official music video for their recent single " Mazes " and the band actually had the video created in a maze. The video can be the perfect visual representation of someone having a very chaotic mind that is constantly looking for a way out, but it can also be interpreted as someone who doesn't want to take accountability for their actions and they are always looking for an easy way out. With the band being po
Fallon O'Neill
Nov 2, 2025


Kneel Before the King releases an eerie single "Nocturnal" ft Let Me Bleed
On October 31, 2025 - Hard-rock band from Orlando, FL; Kneel Before the King released their newest single " Nocturnal " ft Let Me Bleed that has the perfect blend of Bad Omens and Dayseeker that can easily capture the attention of a large fanbase due to the dynamics of the single. Between the lows and the high's that makes you feel like you are on a sonic journey of ethereal emotions. The single has an electronic infused sound that enhances the cleans that gives the song a
Fallon O'Neill
Nov 2, 2025


Concert Review: Molly Grace Has All of the Bowery Ballroom 'Blush'ing on Her New York City Tour Stop
The sun is beginning to set as a crisp breeze moves over the streets of Manhattan. I make my way to Delancey Street on the Lower East Side through the hustle and bustle of the evening crowd. Nestled in between a sea of buildings, I found myself outside of the iconic Bowery Ballroom. A building that has become synonymous with the NYC music scene and one filled with a rich historical past. Tonight the line stretches well beyond the entrance, making its way down and around th
Amanda Igartua
Oct 31, 2025


Interview: Steve Mahabir Release's New Album "Peace Love War & Hate"
What inspired the theme or concept behind this album?
As the curse goes, may you live in interesting times. I don’t think anyone is untouched by the state of the crazy world we currently live in. As an artist this record is my therapy.
Tara Lakatos
Oct 31, 2025


Get Ready to Move — Electric Callboy Drop a Banger with “TANZNEID”
Electric Callboy delivers an explosive new single "TANZNEID." This track fuses modern metalcore riffs, electronic hardstyle components, pop choruses, and a hint of punk, compelling listeners to hit both the dance floor and the mosh pit. "TANZNEID" is fun, energetic, and proves to us that Electric Callboy is leading the charge with their party core or dance core style.
Dan DiMartino
Oct 31, 2025


Concert Review: Taylor Acorn and Wilt at Cannery Hall, Nashville, TN
Recently, pop punk artist Taylor Acorn, based in Nashville, TN released a new album titled, "Poster Child." To celebrate its release, fans and friends alike gathered at Cannery Hall in Nashville, TN for an electric performance from Acorn herself, along with opening band Wilt, an alternative rock group from Los Angeles, CA.
Megan Holbrook
Oct 30, 2025


CONCERT REVIEW: ThxSoMch AND RE6CE AT MIDDLE EAST RESTAURANT
On October 24, 2025, at downstairs Middle East Restaurant and Club located at Central Square, Cambridge, MA, performed UK artist Reece Downs – better known as re6ce -, and the Toronto-based punk artist Carter de Filippis. After releasing his debut album, The Sound of You Laughing, the Canadian artist brought his North America tour to Boston.
Joanna Gleason
Oct 28, 2025


Concert Review: Fleshwater with Chat Pile and Balmora at The Orpheum, Tampa FL
In a massive year for Fleshwater after releasing their latest album “2000: In Search Of The Endless Sky” and supporting Deftones earlier this year, Freshwater hit the road again on their first U.S. headline tour and on the first of two Florida dates returned to Tampa for the first time in over 3 years bringing along Chat Pile and Balmora.
Grady Lundberg
Oct 28, 2025


Concert Review: Everclear 30th Anniversary Tour of “Sparkle and Fade” with Local H and Sponge in New York City
October 22: My day started early, with a strong cup of coffee and a quick check of the schedule for the night's concerts. I was excited to be photographing Sponge, Local H, and Everclear at Irving Plaza, and I wanted to make sure I was prepared for the energy and action on stage. As I headed out the door, I grabbed my camera gear and did a quick mental run-through of the shots I wanted to get, from the opening chords to the final encore.
Louie Galvez
Oct 27, 2025


Concert Review: Lera Lynn at the Turntable in Indianapolis
The weather wasn’t the only thing giving us the chills on October 26, 2025. Lera Lynn came through Indianapolis, Indiana on her Ruin Me tour to give us all the goosebumps. She put on a truly beautiful show at Turntable. Turntable is an intimate venue in the heart of Broad Ripple Ave in Indianapolis. The vibes are dark and moody, vintage and chill. On this night, she had Dan Hubbard, from Bloomington, Illinois to open up the stage for her.
Karie Henkel
Oct 27, 2025


Interview: Hailey Ezzell Talks About Her Upcoming Album, Queen of the Airwaves and Musical Mission
If your rock and roll spirit needs a breath of fresh fascination, let me introduce you to Hailey Ezzell: the new face of the old soul. Ezzell has been radiating her retroactive passion and determined musicianship across south Florida for several years, and is here to claim her rightful throne as Queen of the Airwaves— the title of her long-awaited debut album. In anticipation of the November 21st drop date, I sat down with Ezzell to unveil the story of her regal release, as w
Rachel Cholko
Oct 27, 2025


Concert Review: Dream Theater, Parasomnia Tour, Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady, NY
Dream Theater is on the Parasomnia 2025 US Tour - which also happens to be their 40th year anniversary. On October 23rd they brought their tour into Proctor's Theatre in Schenectady NY. I've been a longtime fan - first seeing and photographing them on the "Pull me Under" tour when they played the Palace Theater in Albany NY on May 16th,1993. I've seen them a few times since - always delivering a great live show! Musically they are all incredible players besides all of t
Mark Kurtzner
Oct 27, 2025


Concert Review: Cannibal Corpse – 2025 North American Tour, The Fillmore – Charlotte, NC
The final stop of Cannibal Corpse’s 2025 tour hit like a hammer smash to the face on October 22nd in Charlotte — and what a way to end it. This was my first Cannibal Corpse show, and I couldn’t have asked for a wilder introduction.
Joe Naranjo
Oct 27, 2025


CONCERT REVIEW: CINDY BLACKMAN SANTANA AT JIMMY’S JAZZ & BLUES CLUB
On October 19, 2025, Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club in Portsmouth, NH, welcomed the all-star jazz drummer Cindy Blackman Santana. An American jazz and rock drummer performing since the 80s, Blackman was the drummer in Lenny Kravitz’s band, performing through multiple world tours and hit albums. In 2010, she was part of the all-star line-up performing “Bitches Brew”, a tribute to Miles Davis’ seminal album staged at the San Francisco Jazz Festival and NYC Winter Jazz Fest.
Joanna Gleason
Oct 27, 2025


Concert Review: The Beaches at The Wiltern in Los Angeles!
I removed my usual items at any venue's security check-in–camera, camera fanny pack, phone–when the guard asked if I could take off my carabiner and pant chain. As I unclipped them, "I'm guessing you've asked a lot of people this tonight?", and was met with a, "You know, not as much as you'd think." Nice, security got the joke. With half of The Beaches identifying as LGBTQ+, they’ve naturally built a queer fan base and this was on full display at their Los Angeles show.
Dans Karagannis
Oct 27, 2025


Photo Gallery: Counterparts with Thrown and 156/Silence at The Vogue, Indianapolis, IN
Photo Gallery: Counterparts with Thrown and 156/Silence at The Vogue, Indianapolis, IN
Daniel Pardo
Oct 24, 2025


Album Review: Can't Get Enough: A Tribute That Keeps Bad Company's Fire Burning
“Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company” is the album you didn’t think you needed, but you do. This 10-track tribute album consists of songs spanning Bad Company's incredible catalog, proving to us that Bad Company songs do stand the test of time. The carefully chosen artist for this album was perfectly crafted so that everyone will love something about it.
Dan Dimartino
Oct 24, 2025


Music News: State Champs Celebrate 10 Years of Around The World and Back
October 22, 2025 – It’s been 10 years since the Albany-raised pop-punk band State Champs released their iconic sophomore album Around The World And Back. To celebrate the band just announced eight headlining shows for 2026 across the US. Each show date will feature a few special guests, including Cartel, Origami Angel, Real Friends, Driveways, Harrison Gordon, Broadside, Just Friends, with more to be announced.
Tara Lakatos
Oct 22, 2025


Music News: PUSCIFER RETURN WITH FIRST NEW ALBUM IN FIVE YEARS, NORMAL ISN’T, OUT FEBRUARY 6
Oct. 21, 2025 – Puscifer, the multi-dimensional band featuring Maynard James Keenan, Mat Mitchell and Carina Round releases Normal Isn’t, their first new album in over five years, on Feb. 6 via Puscifer Entertainment/Alchemy Recordings/BMG. The record channels the post-punk influences that shaped the members’ early musical experiences while pushing into darker, more guitar-driven territory.
Tara Lakatos
Oct 22, 2025


Album Review: Couch, Set to Release, Big Talk, 10/24/2025!
As a photographer of live music, I visited different venues inside and outside the U.S. to take pictures of live music bands. The music genres that I covered include a wide variety from broadly categorized like classical, jazz, rock, pop, and hip-hop, to more specific subgenres such as blues, country, reggae, electronic and metal.
Joanna Gleason
Oct 22, 2025


Concert Review: Matt Maeson at The Vic Theater, Chicago, I.L.
Matt Maeson played a packed show at The Vic Theatre in Chicago as part of his A Quiet and Harmless Living Tour, celebrating the release of his new album. The historic venue’s intimate setting made for the perfect backdrop to Matt Maeson’s raw and emotional performance. From the moment he stepped on stage, the crowd was locked in—singing along, cheering, and hanging onto every lyric.
Ashley Piraino
Oct 22, 2025


New Single Interview: The Sun Harmonic Chat About Glory Days
What inspired the creation of this single?
Hey! This is Kaleb Hikele from The Sun Harmonic, I'll take the reigns on the interview and speak on behalf of the band. So, this song was first written by me in a furniture delivery van, quite a few years ago, working a manual labour job and daydreaming about the glory days. I wrote it in my head while I was driving (which has happening numerous times with a bunch of my personal favourite songs) and I think I recorded a clip on m
Tara Lakatos
Oct 20, 2025


Concert Review: Good Intentions 2025 Tour Featuring Toad The Wet Sprocket with Vertical Horizon and KT Tunstall at The Palladium Times Square in New York City
Friday, October 10: The “Good Intentions” Tour 2025 headlining Toad The Wet Sprocket, with special guest performances by Vertical Horizon and KT Tunstall at The Palladium Times Square in New York City. Some concerts transport you through time, but the performance in New York City featuring Toad The Wet Sprocket, KT Tunstall, and Vertical Horizon felt more like an unanticipated reunion at your favorite '90s bar.
Louie Galvez
Oct 18, 2025
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