Train gives a worthy performance to the city of Downtown Roanoke, giving plenty of reasons to “Meet Virginia”.

Ethel Cain hits Dallas as one of her three Texas shows, cementing her reputation as a stunning performer.

New Jersey’s 54 Ultra launched his sold-out world tour in Portland, treating fans to a set filled with nostalgic indie ‘80s soul and three unreleased tracks from his forthcoming album.

The last set and the last interview; the end of an era in Portland hardcore. 

We Came As Romans brought the “Bad Luck” tour to Lawrence for a night of metalcore, mosh pits, and insane vibes.

Chelsea Cutler encapsulates an outdoor crowd with both upbeat and soft songs, proving to be a worthy listen!

Delilah Bon delivered a powerful, sold-out performance in Minneapolis at 7th St. Entry, where she and local openers Surly Grrly ignited the stage with fierce protest anthems and unapologetic feminist energy. With explosive tracks from her latest album Evil, Hate Filled Female, Bon championed women’s empowerment, directly confronting patriarchy and rallying her crowd to stand up, scream loud, and take up space.

British alt-rock band bôa has found new life after their single Duvet went viral online. On August 7, 2025, they proved they’re making the most of their renewed spotlight with a genre-blending, performance at Brooklyn Steel.

The Dangerous Summer created the best atmosphere and played fan-favorites to an intimate mid-Missouri room on a warm summer night.

Wilt put on their first ever headline show in Portland, and played their most adored tracks alongside unreleased gems.

Quiet now, class in session and you want to be sure to pay attention.

Stick To Your Guns tear up Manchester with a sweaty club show

Kelly Hansen leads the legendary band in a celebration of 50 years of Foreigner!

You had to be there

Lord Huron’s sold-out show in Minneapolis was a fully immersive experience. Touring their newly released album, The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1, the band brought their intricate world-building to life through visuals, dancers, and storytelling that blurred the line between music and fiction.

On their tour opening for Toad The Wet Sprocket, Sixpence None The Richer made the stop in Eugene magical.

The Garden Plays an Astounding One-Night-Only Show

My Chemical Romance returns to the tour circuit. Or should I call them the Black Parade?

Katy Davidson, better known as Dear Nora, has me man the merch booth as they open for indie-rock band Greer in Seattle.

Finn Wolfhard proves why he sold out the first tour of his solo career in Seattle.