Australian metalcore giants, Polaris, are on a headlining US tour and rolled through Silver Spring, Maryland this past Sunday. Even playing on a Sunday night, the crowd did not disappoint and show up to mosh, head bang and scream their hearts out. Nerv Opening the
September 5th brought to Las Vegas a show filled with horror, gore, face paint, metal core break downs and yes, there was blood. The venue was already packed by the time the first band hit the stage, and the crowd was raring and ready to
The riot grrrl legends reflect on nearly 35 years as a band. It was a night of rebel and riot grrrls in Chicago on the warm Friday night of August 30th when punk legends Bikini Kill headlined the iconic venue for a second time in
Metal isn’t just music. It’s a fist in the face of mediocrity. A defiant middle finger to convention. For the uninitiated, it’s a wall of sound, a cacophony of noise that makes no sense. But for those who get it – those standing shoulder to
The anticipation was palpable as the lights dimmed at the iconic Radio City Music Hall. Lindsey Stirling, the boundary-pushing violinist known for her mesmerizing blend of music and dance, took the New York City stage on her 2024 North American Duality Tour, which was a
On Friday, August 9th, Leanna Firestone performed at the Cannery Hall in Nashville, TN as part of her “Becoming Unbecoming” tour, with support from Brye. It was around 8 P.M. when Brye took the stage. During her set, she played Diet Culture, Lemons, and My
And I thought Saturday was hot. I woke up around 9 in my tent to it already being 85 degrees. Since I wasn’t going to begin shooting until 3, I decided to sit in my air conditioned car until about 1:30. It was weird to
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
