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Marking the 20th anniversary of their seminal debut Chroma, Cartel took Detroit back to 2005 with a front-to-back play through that had fans hanging on every note.

If you’ve been paying attention to Philly’s alternative scene, you’ve probably heard the name Modern Culture floating around. The...

If you closed your eyes at the House of Blues on August 5th, you could almost believe you’d time-traveled to the golden era of rock — the flashlights were up, the riffs were loud, and the crowd sang every word like their lives depended on it. Dirty Honey and The Struts weren’t just playing a show; they were leading a revival.

The Burnout Days Tour lit up The Agora with emotion, energy, and unforgettable connection. While many of the songs on Flipturn’s discography can be described as “chill-indie,” their live performance is anything but. The Agora Theater in Cleveland was a place of connection, dancing, good vibes, and burnout days on the evening of July 30th.

Benson Boone is clearly aiming for the moment . After a chart-topping breakout and viral momentum, American Heart  was supposed to be his...

Album Review by Annie Gallo This July Kesha released her first album as an independent artist under her own record label, Kesha Records....

Review and Photos by Rebecca McDevitt The Fillmore, Philadelphia – July 18, 2025 Sweat, Sax, and Shoeys: A Night of Pure Chaos If The...

After a gloomy day of rain and gray skies, the clouds finally broke just in time for Goose to bring the sunshine.  Jacob’s Pavilion was bursting with life—glittered cheeks, tie-dye shirts, funky outfits, and fans already dancing before the band even took the stage.  This wasn’t just a concert—it was a gathering. A celebration. A shared pulse. And Goose hadn’t even played a note yet.

June 18, 2025 – Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia Article & Photos by Rebecca McDevitt What do you get when you mix glittering guitars,...

For me, this wasn’t just another show; it was the culmination of following two artists whose music found me at the right time. I’ve been listening to both Livingston and Braden Bales since 2023, originally discovering them through TikTok. But Livingston’s latest release, A Hometown Odyssey: The Story Continues, transformed me from a casual listener into a full-blown fan. As of this moment, he’s my most-played artist of 2025. After this show, that’s not changing anytime soon.

Article & Photos by Rebecca McDevitt Let’s be real: if your voice wasn’t gone and your shirt wasn’t damp, you didn’t do The Driver Era...

5/20/25 DELUXX FLUXX, NYC Photo by Fernando Flores Michael Angelakos sets out to create the best experience for his fans. Prior to...

Article by Rebecca McDevitt with contributitons by LJ Portnoy

A sold-out sweaty crowd packed the Crown Hill Theater in Brooklyn, New York to see Rico Nasty perform for One Night Only presented by...

Article by Konstantina Buhalis / Contributions by Rebecca McDevitt Everything you need to know to survive (and thrive) during festival...

The Governors Ball Music Festival is set to return with a stellar lineup, promising an electrifying weekend for music enthusiasts. Set to...

On a wet and slightly dreary Tuesday night in Detroit, Half•Alive offered an antidote to the gloom, delivering an immersive audiovisual experience that blurred the lines between concert and performance art.

With 2.8 million monthly Spotify listeners still tuning in, The Used’s influence hasn’t faded—it’s evolved.

Photo by Rebecca McDevitt - RJL Photography If you haven't listened to senses , now is your chance. I discovered senses listening to a...

The Jonas Brothers are making 2025 their biggest year yet! Celebrating 20 years of music, they just dropped some major news— a brand-new...