Iconic elecronicore band Electric Callboy announced they were playing select dates in North America, it was an opportunity to experience a party only these guys can put on. Even better, they rolled through Silver Spring, MD. If Not For Me The opener for these dates
This past weekend, the iconic Forest Hills Stadium in Queens was transformed into a showcase of Asian artistry and representation. Fittingly held during Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, the Head In The Clouds New York Music & Arts Festival took over the
This tour was indeed, full of friends. So full that it was SOLD OUT. Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC) is one of my favorite local venues. It’s a small spot, but brings in huge acts. It’s the coolest old building. When the Capitol Room gets
It was a rainy Monday afternoon when Blake Rose made a stop in Nashville, TN on The Suddenly Okay tour at The End on April 29th, 2024 with support from Max McNown. Max McNown is a folk singer-songwriter. Max took the stage around 8 P.M.
If you’re into Emo music or pop-punk chances are you’ve probably heard of the band Free Throw. These dudes from Nashville have been around for over 15 years putting out nothing but bangers. They are currently on tour opening for Hot Mulligan and I was
Fresh off of the release of their latest album Cure, ERRA makes waves on their headlining tour in Nashville, with special international guests Novelists, Void of Vision and Make Them Suffer. Have you ever come across a band that just completely stops you in your
On April 16th, 2024 Nothing More and Wage War kicked off their coheadliner tour in Charlotte, NC alongside supporting acts Veil of Maya and Sleep Theory. The tour also sold out The Fillmore on their opening night of the tour. With 2000 fans wrapped around
The band was joined by New York’s Cro-Mags. On April 15th, ‘90s alt-metal veterans Helmet returned to Illinois for the second half of their Look Left tour in support of their ninth studio album Left, released on November 10th, 2023, and their first album in
Earlier this year, I got the opportunity to interview Sarah Jarosz for my university newspaper, as she was coming to a city within our coverage area. Fast forward to a few weeks ago, my editor at the newspaper gets an email asking if I directly
On April 9th, over one thousand blues devotees made the journey to the Hackensack Meridian Health Theatre (formerly Count Basie) in the heart of Red Bank, NJ. Who could draw this kind of crowd on a Tuesday night? That answer is very simple, the one
