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Soccer Mommy at Globe Iron
Sophie Allison, better known as Soccer Mommy, stopped at Globe Iron in Cleveland on the tail end of her September Tour. The venue opened...
Madison Cozzens
Sep 30


ALBUM REVIEW: Zara Larsson – Midnight Sun
With Midnight Sun, Zara Larsson steps fully into her power, offering a record that radiates vulnerability, confidence, and the contradictions of being human. At 27, she balances reflection with playfulness, ambition with uncertainty, wrapping it all into a pop landscape that feels both intimate and euphoric.

Rebecca McDevitt
Sep 28


Free at Last: Kid Cudi’s Leap Into Pop
Kid Cudi’s legacy extends to the 2010s, when his hit track “Day n’ Night” first premiered in 2009 (we all remember the DirecTV commercial that used the song on the Help channel). Since then, Kid Cudi has become a household name, releasing music and starring in films like X and Happy Gilmore 2.
Konstantina Buhalis
Sep 28


BJRNCK IS BACK AT IT
SoundCheck recently caught up with Grammy-nominated artist, BJRNCK to discuss her highly-anticipated new album, due later this year. After stepping away for a much-needed creative reset, she’s returning with a project that’s both deeply personal and universal, infused with honesty and soul.
Ilana Bornstein
Sep 26


UNDERGROUND RADAR: Artist You Need To Know - Louis Knight
Louis Knight is a singer/songwriter that leaves you with something to carry. British-born and Philly-raised, he first caught attention on American Idol, but it’s the music that came after that’s carved out his place. His songs feel like late-night conversations, the ones you remember long after the lights go out.

Rebecca McDevitt
Sep 25


Pressing Play on Ed Sheeran: Highs, Lows, and the Best Way to Listen
Ed Sheeran’s Play is the first in his new “media control” series (Play, Pause, Rewind, Fast Forward, Stop), and it’s the most sonically adventurous he’s been in years. Recorded partly in Goa, the album fuses Ed’s classic singer-songwriter core with Indian percussion, Punjabi and Persian influences, and a heavy dose of dance-floor energy.

LJ Portnoy
Sep 18


Quinn XCII Crowned Hometown Hero in Sterling Heights
On September 12, 2025, Quinn XCII turned the Michigan Lottery Amphitheater into a hometown celebration, with a crowd that felt less like strangers and more like family invited to the biggest backyard party in Sterling Heights.

LJ Portnoy
Sep 13


From Lizzie to Legacy: Hilary Duff’s Musical Return
Hilary Duff has officially signed with Atlantic Records, marking her first major label deal in a decade. The announcement comes with the promise of a docuseries directed by The Eras Tour’s Sam Wrench, which will document her creative rebirth. After nearly ten years of musical silence, she’s stepping back into the spotlight with a rollout designed to surprise rather than over-explain.

LJ Portnoy
Sep 10


Phantogram Light Up Detroit with a Hypnotic Night at The Fillmore
Detroit got a full dose of dream-pop intensity when Phantogram brought their tour to The Fillmore on Sunday night. The ornate theater became a swirling storm of bass, synths, and flashing lights, and by the end of the night, it felt less like a concert and more like being pulled into the band’s own universe.

LJ Portnoy
Sep 2


Conan Gray — Wishbone Album Review
From bedroom-pop heartbreak to bold confessionals, Conan Gray proves he’s grown into one of pop’s most daring storytellers.

LJ Portnoy
Aug 26


ALBUM REVIEW: Sombr "I Barely Know Her"
Article by Rebecca McDevitt Sombr’s Big Glow Up Album Artwork: Nicky Parks and Amelie Boose If you have been watching Sombr over the last...

Rebecca McDevitt
Aug 23


JONAS20: Greetings From Your Hometown Tour
Article by Rebecca McDevitt, Contributions by Annie Gallo Photos by Annie Gallo & Rebecca McDevitt Bristow, Virginia • Virginia Beach,...

SoundCheck Team
Aug 23


SoundCheck Mag Hosts First Fan Event: Celebrating the Jonas Brothers' Album Release "Greetings From Your Hometown"
SoundCheck Mag kicks off their first fan-fueled event in Brooklyn with an unforgettable night of memories, music, and magic.

LJ Portnoy
Aug 17


Album Review: Jonas Brothers – Greetings From Your Hometown
Article by Rebecca McDevitt Back to Where It All Began With Greetings From Your Hometown , the Jonas Brothers are asking us to slow...

Rebecca McDevitt
Aug 15


Big Time Nostalgia
Photos and Article by Fernando Flores Big Time Rush July, 23 2025 Wantagh, NY For all of our readers that loved watching Nickelodeon back...

Fernando Flores
Aug 12


Kesha Reclaims Her Voice on the Electrifying “Tits Out Tour”
Kesha has given fans a new album titled “.” and a live experience to match: the Tits Out Tour, the biggest and boldest tour of her career to date.
SoundCheck Mag caught the show in Virginia Beach and Raleigh—two unforgettable nights filled with tears, triumph, and dancefloor catharsis.

Annie Gallo
Aug 6


Justin Bieber - Swag: Album Review
Still Got That SWAG Article contributed by: LJ Portnoy, Editor-in-Chief Justin Bieber - SWAG, album artwork Justin Bieber reclaims...

LJ Portnoy
Jul 29


Michael Franti & Spearhead with HIRIE - A Night of Joy, Love, and Sunshine at The Riviera Theater
Chicago, July 23, 2025 Photos and Review By Ernesto Raul Aguilar There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when an artist’s energy...

Ernesto Raul Aguilar
Jul 28


ALBUM REVIEW: Benson Boone’s American Heart Tries to Go Big, But Doesn’t Quite Land
Benson Boone is clearly aiming for the moment . After a chart-topping breakout and viral momentum, American Heart was supposed to be his...

Rebecca McDevitt
Jul 25


FLETCHER’s New Album Feels Like a Hug and a Gut Punch at the Same Time
Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me? isn’t just an album, it’s a soul dump. The kind of record that makes you pause, breathe,...

Rebecca McDevitt
Jul 24
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