Beach House Kings Theatre Brooklyn, NY August 23rd, 2018 Words and Photos by Adele Sakey It’s a hot and sticky day, quintessential to New York summers. As one enters Kings Theatre on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn, the air conditioning supplies relief and the venue’s ornate architecture and lighting transport concert Continue Reading
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Shout About It Live Festival // Liverpool, UK 8.17-19.18
Shout About It Live Festival 2018 Constellations Liverpool, UK August 17th-19th Words and photos by Katie Frost Shout About It Live is a hybrid festival bringing live music and gig photography together, and this is it’s second year. The festival is the brainchild of freelance photographer Georgia Flynn who set Continue Reading
Tacocat – GYMSHORTS – Wombo // Louisville, KY 8.19.18
Tacocat with GYMSHORTS and Wombo Zanzabar Louisville, KY August 19th, 2018 Words and photos by Emily May Seattle punk band Tacocat made a stop in Louisville, Ky recently, playing to a packed house of excited fans. Although it was raining outside this evening, the weather didn’t dampen the spirits of Continue Reading
LPX releases new song “Might Not Make it Home”
This past Thursday Lizzy Plapinger, known mononymously as LPX, released her infectious new tune “Might Not Make it Home.” The song is co-written by Caroline Smith, produced by Phoebe Ryan and Tommy English, and is accompanied by a nostalgic music video, reminiscent of the work of John Hughes. You can Continue Reading
Homebound’s “More To Me Than Misery” review and Q&A with the band
Review and Interview by Jordan Ryan Burke Since 2015 Homebound have been finding the perfect sound to fit into the pop punk genre. With the release of multiple EPs giving us a taste of what they can do, they have been making a name for themselves. From their first release Continue Reading
June Divided discuss their debut label EP, changing their sound and what’s next for the band
Philadelphia indie-rock/electronic band June Divided have reinvented themselves on Body Talk, their upcoming debut label EP. Having signed with Revival Recordings in 2018, the band now has a good team of people supporting them in their musical endeavors. Counting Mutemath, Cold War Kids and Metric as influences, the band consists of Continue Reading
Broods and LPX added to Neon Gold X lineup
The New York City-based record label Neon Gold is celebrating their 10th anniversary this coming September with a day of music at Knockdown Center. The event, titled Neon Gold X, stretches over two stages and features music from across the label’s roster. Freshly added to the lineup are LPX, the Continue Reading
Social Distortion at Klipsch Fest // Cleveland, OH 8.11.18
Social Distortion at Klipsch Fest The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Cleveland, OH August 11, 2018 Photos by Steffi Wegewitz
Witterquick – Everything Aside – The Kaizens – Liberty Lies // London, UK 8.9.18
Witterquick with Everything Aside, The Kaizens, Liberty Lies Hope & Anchor London, UK August 9, 2018 Words and Photos by Katie Frost On Thursday night I headed to Hope & Anchor in Islington to see Witterquick play the first show of their four-date UK tour. Despite living in London for Continue Reading
Keith Urban – Kelsea Ballerini // Cuyahoga Falls, OH 8.10.18
Keith Urban with Kelsea Ballerini Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio August 10, 2018 Words and Photos by Stefanie Wegewitz Setlist Main Stage 01. Never Coming Down 02. Days Go By 03. Coming Home 04. Sweet Thing 05. Somewhere In My Car 06. Long Hot Summer 07. Parallel Line 08. Continue Reading
Manchester Orchestra – (Sandy) Alex G – Kevin Devine // Louisville, KY 8.8.18
Manchester Orchestra with (Sandy) Alex G and Kevin Devine Mercury Ballroom Louisville, KY August 8th, 2018 Words and Photos by Emily May Atlanta indie rock band Manchester Orchestra recently brought their A Black Mile To The Surface Tour to Louisville, KY. Touring in support of their latest album by the Continue Reading
Wild Moccasins – FITNESS // Dallas, TX 8.2.18
Wild Moccasins with FITNESS Three Links Dallas, TX 8.2.18 Words and Photos by Stefanie Dabs On Thursday night at Three Links in Deep Ellum, TX — a lively neighborhood in Dallas ’s entertainment district known for its vibrant street murals, quirky art galleries, and long-time concert venues for indie and blues Continue Reading