On October 25th, rising pop singer-songwriter Jake Scott headlined Marathon Music Works with support from Josh Kerr and Sam MacPherson to give the fans a night to remember! Around 7:30 P.M., singer-songwriter Josh Kerr, opened the show. Kerr is a music producer at Black River
In 2015 my life was changed forever as a close friend of mine introduced me to the little-known The 1975. Songs like The City, Robbers, and Girls rocked my brain with their pop, grunge, and electronic hybrid sound. Then shortly after my reality was altered
Noah Cyrus’ The Hardest Part Tour stopped in Philadelphia, PA on October 20th. The country-pop singer just released her debut full-length album of the same name and is currently embarking on a North American tour with support from indie-pop singer Gigi. Noah sold out The
Carnifex brought their Dead In My Arms 15th anniversary tour to the Concourse on Wednesday and left fans screaming “what the f*ck!” For me and so many others, metal shows feel like home. And Deathcore bands like Carnifex, The Black Dahlia Murder, Whitechapel, Thy Art
As a cold front rolled into East Tennessee so did Kingdom Collapse’s Fall Uprising Tour. On Tuesday night Kingdom Collapse brought their tour to Capone’s in Johnson City, Tennessee with special guests The Funeral Portrait and Versus Me. As fans made their way inside the
Music was in the air as the second weekend of the Austin City Limits music festival was taking place about five miles away. I had the opportunity to see Japanese Breakfast perform at the festival the weekend before but now the band, along with Dehd,
There are certain types of music that remind me of different times of the year. Something to do with my tendencies to gravitate towards the nostalgic. Some artists and songs just take me back to a simpler time, a time when things weren’t so complicated
Something that’s integral to human interaction is relatability. That is exactly what Las Vegas-based band, BURNLINE, is conveying in their new music video, FAKIN’ IT, which is set to be released on YouTube on October 22nd. Sang by Lauren Davis and Jason Mann, the country
North Carolina-based indie pop band The Collection stopped at the Fillmore Philadelphia last Thursday in support of Sammy Rae and the Friends. The six-piece group is currently pushing their latest musical release “Sorry Baby”. They also surprised fans with brand new never-before-heard music during their
Ever growing and trying new things, Blue October’s 11th studio album brings nuance, all the feels, and a progressive auditory experience! Over the pandemic, many bands had a ton of time on their hands. Not only did Blue October make sure we have regular performances
