Architects with Stick to Your Guns, Counterparts House of Blues Chicago, IL February 22, 2018 Words and Photos by Nina Tadic On a typical Thursday night, it’s not a poor assumption to make that most people are exhausted from work or school, busy with their everyday lives, and ready for Continue Reading
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The Fever 333 send fans cryptic mail, possibly hint at new release
July of 2017, Jason Butler (former Letlive.) announced his new project alongside Aric Improta (Night Verses) and Stephen Harrison (The Chariot), entitled The Fever 333. The band’s debut was at Randy’s Donuts in Inglewood, CA on July 4. Since then, they have performed two more shows, and are scheduled for Continue Reading
Zack Arnett Discusses New Project, SUR
Musician and producer Zack Arnett has recently begun a new project under the alias of SUR. Emily May recently spoke with Arnett about this project. Check out SUR’s new single above, and what Arnett had to say below. Congratulations on the release of your debut single, “Lean Back”! How has Continue Reading
Weezer – London, UK – 10.28.17
Photos by Gili Dailes Words by Kate Pavli Weezer The Orwells Ash Following Weezer ’s release of “Pacific Daydream” just 1 day prior to the event at Wembley, expectations were high for the American Alt/Rock, Power-pop household name and they did not disappoint. Support band The Orwells started off the Continue Reading
LIGHTS – Chicago, IL – 10.22.17
Words and photos by Nina Tadic LIGHTS On PVRIS’s most recent tour, the band decided to make a powerful statement by including all acts that include a woman in their lineup. Opener Flint Eastwood has a frontwoman, LIGHTS is a female vocal powerhouse, and Lynn Gunn herself fronts PVRIS. In Continue Reading
Vans Warped Tour Recap: Tinley Park, IL – 7.22.17
Words and Photos by Nina Tadic Every year, the Vans Warped Tour is staple for concertgoers in the alternative music scene. Many start attending the festival as preteens, and continue on for years to come. The Vans Warped Tour is known for its eclectic variety of artists, and the opportunities Continue Reading