Words and Photos by Steffi Wegewitz Ed Sheeran w/ Snow Patrol & Anne Marie September 29, 2018 PNC Park Pittsburgh, PA Last Saturday Ed Sheeran played to a sold out show at PNC Park in Pittsburgh. Opening up were Anne Marie and Snow Patrol. Setlist from that night: 01. Castle Continue Reading
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Architects Announce Single, Album Holy Hell
Brighton-based, award winning metal band Architects has officially announced that their eighth album, Holy Hell, will release on November 9 via Epitaph Records. The band has also released a new single “Hereafter” and a video for the track directed by Jeb Hardwick, serving as an exciting preview for the new album. Holy Continue Reading
Swimsuit Issue Announces Upcoming Performances
On September 10th and 17th, Swimsuit Issue, American rock band fronted by Miles Garber and David Gagliardi, will be co-headlining with Julietta. Check out the performance details below: 9.10.18 – Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere (Zone One) 9.17.18 – Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie Be sure to check out their Continue Reading
John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting discusses upcoming tour with string quartet
Interview by Steffi Wegewitz Five For Fighting will be going on tour this fall with a string quartet. Writer Steffi Wegewitz talked to John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting about his tour and what concert goers can expect. “I can honestly say, I have not been as excited about seeing Continue Reading
Warped Tour’s End: Looking Back – Chicago, IL
Words & Photos by Nina Tadic Looking at the way 2018 unfolded, in the early months, the first mention of Warped Tour was somber – a discussion of the end. The end of an era, the end of a more than two-decade long tradition for hundreds of thousands of people across America, Continue Reading
Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour – Detroit, MI – 08.28.2018
Taylor Swift’s Reputation Stadium Tour ft. Charli XCX & Camila Cabello Ford Field Detroit, MI August 28, 2018 Words & Photos by Nina Tadic Say my name and everything just stops, belts out Taylor Swift on her song “Dress” from her most recent release, reputation. With her current stadium tour, this rings true, Continue Reading
CommonWealth Release Video for New Single “Fear”
Orange County alternative rock group CommonWealth have released a music video for their current single, “Fear,” as a hint of what’s to come with their forthcoming album. Founded in 2016 by ex-members of Movements and Hotel Books, it is no secret that CommonWealth can describe themselves as “honest music for Continue Reading
Josie Dunne // Chicago, IL – 08.12.2018
Josie Dunne w/ Max Subar Lincoln Hall Chicago, IL August 12, 2018 Words & Photos by Nina Tadic At age 21, most people fall into a few categories – full time student, full time employee, or a little of both. What not a lot of people fall into is being a signed, Continue Reading
Just Like Paradise Tour // Cleveland, OH 08.23.18
Words and Photos by Steffi Wegewitz Matt Nathanson & OAR Just Like Paradise Tour Jacob’s Pavilion Cleveland, OH August 23, 2018 Matt Nathanson opened for OAR and clearly stole the show. He did play close to a full set and it could almost be billed a double headliner show. He Continue Reading
Album Review: The Amity Affliction “Misery”
Words by Jordan Burke With Misery, The Amity Affliction have a lot of hype to live up to when it comes to their most recent release, with their previous albums reaching critical acclaim will Misery join the ranks of Let the Ocean Take Me and This Could Be Heartbreak? We had a taste of what Continue Reading
Aaron James releases single “Kauri Wood”, new EP coming soon
Aaron James is a fresh new face on the forefront of indie folk, wielding an acoustic guitar reminiscent of artists like Bon Iver and Iron & Wine. With a new EP, Hibernate, slated to release on September 7, his sound is fresh and new, but something familiar at the same Continue Reading
Album Review: Trophy Eyes “The American Dream”
Words by Nina Tadic Australian punk band Trophy Eyes has done it again with their new release, The American Dream. The initial impression of the new album, for any seasoned fan of the band, will be that it is poppy, soft, or radio-oriented from the get-go. However, this is far from the reality of The American Continue Reading