I woke up at camp to a steamy low 80’s, bright sunny day. I knew immediately it was going to be hot. If there’s one thing Southeast Ohio can guarantee, it’s that it will be humid as anything and blazing hot in the summer. I
I woke up around 6:30 in the morning on Friday to make the three hour drive. My second time making this trek in just that many weeks. I left around 7, stopping at the grocery store to get a large bag of ice and Dunkin’
Photos by Ari Karnezis // Review by Mercé Horton On a rainy Tuesday night in Chicago, Australian band Hiatus Kaiyote graced the Salt Shed with their presence and gave an electrifying performance. The multi-genre, 3x Grammy nominated quartet performed to a packed house, and took
A Day To Remember brought “The Least Anticipated Album Tour” to Simpsonville South Carolina. On July 3rd CCNB Amphitheater began to fill as fans prepared to enjoy a night full of nostalgic hits. Pop-punk heavy icons ADTR brought along Story So Far, Four Year Strong,
The indie veterans are currently co-headlining a second tour together. The indie gods smiled down upon Chicago on June 19th when Pixies, Modest Mouse, and Cat Power returned for round 2 of a world tour. Anyone who had missed their first tour in August 2023
The Stone Pony Summer Stage was the place to be on Wednesday night as The Tangiers Blues Band and Gary Clark Jr. brought the heat to Asbury Park, NJ. This beloved and iconic venue is celebrating it’s 50th Anniversary currently and this show was certainly
Thursday June 6th marked the final date of The Amity Affliction’s 10 Years of Let the Ocean Take Me Tour. This tour brought with it some high energy hardcore and deep heartfelt metal core. Opening the show was California hardcore band Mugshot. This band hit
Pixies (Left) Photo by Tom Oxley; Modest Mouse (Right) Photo by Henry Cromett If you missed The Pixies and Modest Mouse in your town last year, you’re in luck–the two alternative acts are touring together again this summer. The next leg of the tour began
Content warning: Graphic References / Adult Content On Friday May 24th the Norwegian death metal band Amon Amarth brought their unique brand of Viking metal to Las Vegas for the final date of their Metal Crushes All Tour. Among Amarth brought with them a skull-rattling
Photo Credit: Kaitlyn Hungerford (@kaitlynhungerford.jpg) On Friday, May 24th, Noah Kahan performed a sold out show as part of his “We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour”, with support from Ryan Beatty at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee. This was the first of two sold out
