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Concert Review: Taz at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, Massachusetts
With freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall, on February 20, 2026, TAZ performed at Soundcheck Studios in Pembroke, MA. The performance is part of the “Taz” Niederauer Tour 2026.
Born in 2003 in Dix Hills, New York, Brandon “Taz” Niederauer, is a renowned young American blues/rock guitarist, singer and actor.
Joanna Gleason
1 day ago


Photo Galleries and Concert Recap: Belphegor, Incantation, Hate, and Narcotic Wasteland at Brooklyn Monarch
Belphegor kicked off their "Praise the Beast" North American Tour 2026 in New York City at The Brooklyn Monarch on February 19, 2026. The highly anticipated show featured support from notable acts including Incantation, Hate, and Narcotic Wasteland, creating an electrifying atmosphere for fans.
Louie Galvez
1 day ago


Concert Review and Interview: Shattered Open: Inside 1VERSE’s First American Tour, The Momentary, Bentonville, Arkansas
At The Momentary in Bentonville, Arkansas, 1VERSE did not simply perform. They expanded.
This was not a return. This was a beginning. And beginnings are dangerous in the best way.
Under the creative leadership of CEO Michelle Cho and A&R visionary Joseph Lim, 1VERSE stepped onto an American stage not as a test run, but as a fully realized statement of intent. From the first note, it was clear this was not a group chasing noise. They are building architecture.
Brooke Burns
2 days ago


Concert Review: Foxy Shazam, Decartes a Kant & Moondough at Eastside Bowl in Nashville, TN
Foxy Shazam at Eastside Bowl on February 21st felt like a fever dream. Walking in with MoonDough and Descartes a Kant on the bill, it was obvious this had the potential to tip into too much sideshow and not enough circus. Too much flash, not enough foundation.
Instead, what unfolded was a masterclass in how spectacle and musicianship can collide without canceling each other out.
Pat Rogers
3 days ago


Concert Review: Jeris Johnson, Butcher Babies, Eva Under Fire and LYLVC at Eastside Bowl’s, The 58!
There are definitely a few prerequisites for a memorable rock show: good bands, a crowd willing to sweat for it, and a room that doesn’t just hold sound but weaponizes it.
That’s exactly what unfolded February 22nd at Eastside Bowl’s new room, The 58, a 225-capacity echo chamber named after the exact gold paint mixture from the 1958 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop, specially granted to the venue by Gibson. Not a metaphor. The real thing.
Pat Rogers
4 days ago


Concert Review: Bush at Wind Creek Events Center in Bethlehem, PA
Bush performed a sold-out solo show at the Wind Creek Events Center on Friday February 20th. The venue had an open pit floor and raised seated sections to each side; there were so many fans in the pit that it overflowed into the concession area behind the venue floor.
Tara Lakatos
4 days ago


Concert Review: STS9 at Big Night Live in Boston, MA
I was invited, to STS9’s concert in Boston, take a few photos and write a review. The show was at Big Night Live, a luxury, multi-level music hall. I have photographed a lot of Jam bands, but I have never seen STS9, and I was not sure what to expect.
STS9, an acronym for Sound Tribe Sector 9, is an American instrumental band renowned for their distinctive “livetronica” sound. Formed in 1996, the quintet masterfully blends elements of electronic music, jazz, funk, rock, an
Joanna Gleason
5 days ago


Photo Gallery: The Rumours at The Lost Well in Austin, TX
Photo Gallery: The Rumours at The Lost Well in Austin, TX
Stephen Hughes
5 days ago


Photo Gallery: Noah Rinker at the Foundry in Philadelphia
Noah Rinker brought "The Pines Live 2026" tour to the Foundry in Philadelphia on February 21, 2026. This sold-out show was part Noah's first headline run that ends this week in Salt Lake City, U.T.. Keep up with all things Noah at www.noahrinker.com.
Annie Flowers
5 days ago


Concert Review: Emo Night Nashville at Marathon Music Works
Valentine’s Day is usually for candlelight, roses, and pretending you enjoy prix-fixe menus. Instead, hundreds of people gathered to scream about emotional damage together at Marathon Music Works for the 10-year anniversary of Emo Night Nashville, brought together by Nashville Is The Reason. Romance, but make it eyeliner.
Pat Rogers
Feb 16


Concert Review: Umphrey’s McGee at The Citizens House of Blues in Boston
On February 12, 2026, Umphrey’s McGee performed two sets at The Citizens House of Blues in Boston as part of their “Sky’s the Limit” tour, drawing of fans.
Although a frigid night, the audience was excited to listen to the group composed of Brendan Bayliss (guitar, vocals), Joel Cummins (keyboard, piano, vocals), Ryan Stasik (bass), Andy Farag (Percussion), Jake Cinninger (guitar, vocals), Scotty Zwang (drums).
Joanna Gleason
Feb 16


Concert Review: Tommy James & The Shondells- Valentine’s Day at Penn’s Peak
ommy James & The Shondells returned to Penn’s Peak in Jim Thorpe, PA on February 14th for a Valentine’s night of rock, romance, and groovy 60s reminiscence. Though this event was postponed from its original date of mid-October, it was hard to be annoyed that they had somehow picked the perfect date to reschedule it for. Groups of lovers flocked to the top of the chilly mountain this past Saturday, their hearts set on taking in all the legendary tunes.
Rachel Cholko
Feb 15


Photo Galleries: FIRE FROM THE GODS “The HUMAN Tour” at The Meadows in Brooklyn New York.
FIRE FROM THE GODS “The HUMAN Tour” at The Meadows in Brooklyn New York. Featuring “FOR THE FALLEN DREAMS” with special performance of “Divide the Fall”, “VRSTY” and “Bedlam Barrio”
Louie Galvez
Feb 15


Concert Review: Plain White T's with Drifter at the Honeywell Center in Wabash, IN
The night before Valentine’s Day, Friday, February 13th, 2026, Plain White T’s came to Wabash, Indiana to spread some love. With their pop-punk/pop-rock sound, they rocked at the Honeywell Center. Drifter, indie-pop/indie-rock with folk vibes, opened up the stage for Plain White T’s. The Honeywell Center was pretty much full with fans.
Karie Henkel
Feb 15


Concert Review: MOE AT CHUBB THEATER AT THE CAPITAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS, CONCORD, NH
On February 10, 2026, the psychedelic rock band Moe performed in Concord, New Hampshire, as part of their 2026 “Born to Fly” Tour. The performance is part of a tour celebrating their 35th anniversary. Although it was a freezing night with heavy snow, many hundreds of fans were there to participate in the live concert. It was an unforgettable night of music with the legendary band, Moe. At the beginning to the end, people were singing, dancing, and encouraging the artists by a
Joanna Gleason
Feb 15
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