Peter Björn And John: Writer’s Block Anniversary, Influence on Pop Culture, Tour
There is no introduction needed for Swedish indie trio, Peter Björn and John, who celebrate their Writer’s Block anniversary, which [read more]
Photos & Review | If Punk’s Dead, Bad Nerves Just Punched a Hole Through Its Coffin
Some nights feel like a gut punch. Others? Like a full-blown detonation in the middle of your chest. The Masquerade [read more]
Cumbia Legends Los Mirlos Light Up San Diego With Dance-Fueled Mother’s Day Show
San Diego got a taste of history this past weekend when Los Mirlos brought their “Ayahuasca Tour” to Quartyard.
It All Started With a Phone Call: POLI NIKA Releases Soul-Stirring New Single “Rains in Lisbon”
A casual phone call. A passing comment. And suddenly, a song is born. “This song, [“Rains in Lisbon”] was born [read more]
Photos & Review | A Night of Steel and Sound: Ministry, Nitzer Ebb, and Die Krupps Shake The Eastern in Atlanta Ga.
Atlanta’s The Eastern was transformed into a pulsing, industrial battleground on May 6 as Ministry on their ‘The Squirrely Years‘ [read more]
COLD Performs 25 Years of 13 Ways to Bleed on Stage/A Different Kind of Pain in Pensacola
COLD’s performance at Vinyl Music Hall was more than a concert; it was a heartfelt homage to their enduring legacy.
Photos & Review | Mayday Parade’s ‘Three Cheers for Twenty Years’ Tour Lights Up Atlanta’s Tabernacle with Grayscale and Like Roses
Mayday Parade transformed The Tabernacle into a revival tent for the broken-hearted and eternally angsty.
Cradle of Filth Bring Chaos, Carnage, and Unholy Energy to Houston
Houston’s House of Blues was packed wall-to-wall with metalheads on Sunday, as Cradle of Filth rolled through on their Chaos [read more]
Photos & Review | Disturbed Unleashes 25 Years of The Sickness in Full Fury at Gas South Arena in Atlanta
Disturbed didn’t just celebrate ‘The Sickness’—they reminded everyone why that record (and this band) still stands tall in the metal world.
Photos & Review | Sharon Van Etten and The Attachment Theory: A Night of Emotion and Reflection at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse
Sharon Van Etten’s return to Atlanta was nothing short of electrifying with a powerhouse performance, unveiling the next chapter of her musical evolution.
Baileigh Jane Releases “nonissue” A Queer Indie-Pop Anthem of Love, Acceptance, and Self-Discovery
Today Baileigh Jane, a southern queer artist launching themselves into the indie pop sphere releases their new single “nonissue.”
Photos | Review: Ninja Sex Party Redefine “Pure Elegance” in DC with TWRP
A lot can happen within seven years. Thankfully, Ninja Sex Party don’t know how to tell time.
Trivium & Bullet For My Valentine Bring Anniversary Riffs to Houston
If 2025 wasn’t already off to a kick-ass start with concert after concert lighting up the scene, here I am [read more]
Photos & Review | Caravan Palace Brings Electro-Swing Energy to Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre
Buckhead Theatre pulsed with energy as Caravan Palace brought their signature blend of vintage swing and futuristic beats to Atlanta.
Saphir Levi Releases Debut Single “Forget It”
Alt-rock singer/songwriter Saphir Levi has announced she has released her debut single “Forget It”.
Lena Younes Releases “Presence” Off Her Debut Album ‘Ways of the Dreamer’
Lena Younes, the multi-faceted singer-songwriter, yoga facilitator, and breathwork practitioner, has just released an ethereal new track called “Presence.”
Houston Falls Under Imminence’s Spell in a Mesmerizing Set
After a moody, overcast day, Houstonians gathered at House of Blues for an equally moody night with Imminence, Landmvrks, and [read more]
REVIEW: A Song That Makes You Feel Seen: Brittany Bexton’s “I Remember You” is a Heartfelt Anthem of Friendship
Some songs find you at the exact right moment. Brittany Bexton’s latest single, “I Remember You” is that song. It [read more]
PHOTOS & REVIEW | Your Neighbors Deliver an Electrifying Genre-Bending Performance at The Masquerade in Atlanta Ga.
The Masquerade’s Purgatory room in Atlanta buzzed with anticipation as fans gathered for an evening with Your Neighbors on their [read more]
Photos & Review: The Hails and The Never Ending Fall at The Masquerade With The Thing With Feathers
The Masquerade’s Purgatory stage in Atlanta hosted an electrifying night of indie rock, as The Hails and The Never Ending Fall co-headlined an unforgettable show.
Papa Roach And Rise Against Kicks Off Their ‘Rise Of The Roach’ Tour In Houston
Thursday night in Houston marked the kickoff of the highly anticipated Rise of the Roaches tour, featuring Papa Roach and [read more]
PHOTOS & REVIEW | Maude Latour Brings the “Sugar Water Tour” to Atlanta with an Electrifying Performance | The Masquerade
Maude Latour’s ‘Sugar Water Tour’ made a vibrant stop at The Masquerade in Atlanta on March 24, 2025, delivering an electrifying performance that captivated the audience.
Anberlin at The Observatory: A Nostalgic Night of 2005-Era Rock
The energy inside The Observatory in Orange County felt like stepping into a time capsule with Anberlin headlining the night.
PHOTOS: PVRIS Celebrates White Noise 10 Year Anniversary at The Eastern in Atlanta, Georgia
Experience the electrifying energy of PVRIS live at The Eastern in Atlanta as they celebrate the 10-year anniversary of White Noise.
James Snelling Releases ‘The Presidential’ EP
James Snelling releases The Presidential EP, celebrating a love for the country. To relieve the baited breath of no one, [read more]
JoJo and Emmy Meli Light Up The Wiltern: A Night of Empowerment and Vocal Mastery in Los Angeles
JoJo’s Too Much to Say Tour made its way to a sold-out hometown show at The Wiltern on Tuesday, March 4, delivering an unforgettable night of music.
PHOTOS | REVIEW: Soccer Mommy in San Francisco, California
Soccer Mommy was a breathtaking show with amazing instrumentals, and even better vocals.
Jeff Michaels on Resilience, Reinvention, and the Power of Storytelling in Music
Jeff Michaels reflects on his comeback to music, how he secured licensing deals on top networks like MTV and major movies, and the evolving indie music landscape.
PHOTOS: The dreamy, electronic pop rock duo Phantogram plays Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom
The dreamy, electronic pop rock duo Phantogram plays Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom on February 14th, 2025 as part of their ‘Running Through Colors’ tour.
Festival Announcement: Roots Picnic 2025 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with D’Angelo, The Roots, Meek Mill, Lenny Kravitz and tons more
The Roots and their Roots Picnic Festival 2025 lineup has been announced with D’Angelo playing with The Roots, Meek Mill, [read more]
Photos | Review: Baltimore Kicks Back, Lets Go with Myles Kennedy
The packed crowd inside the Charm City venue was more than willing to ride the wave of the moment with Kennedy and Co., including his openers Tim Montana and Sons of Silver!
Interview: “Why Not?” How One Spontaneous Choice (and a Little Yodeling) Launched Belle Bongiorno’s Music Career
Belle Bongiorno discusses her whirlwind entry into music, the wildest music video concept she can dream up, and why being yourself is the ultimate power move.
Bridge The Gap Releases “Brothers” Video
Melodic punk band Bridge The Gap has premiered their new video “Brothers” from their upcoming album Gainsayer.
Review: Halestorm: The Living Room Sessions w/ Lzzy & Joe in Pensacola
Lzzy Hale and Joe Hottinger brought the Halestorm: The Living Room Sessions w/ Lzzy & Joe tour to a sold-out crowd at the Vinyl Music Hall in Pensacola, Florida.
FireAid Benefit Announces 2 Shows in LA with Megastar Roster for Wildfire Victims
FireAid just dropped their epic lineup which includes Green Day, Olivia Rodrigo, Stevie Wonder, Jelly Roll, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, [read more]
IHEARTCOMIX: Fire Relief Benefit Event in Los Angeles
IHEARTCOMIX’s annual benefit series returns with LA GIVES BACK: FIRE RELIEF. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, January 29th at The Bellwether in Los Angeles, CA.
Rebel For a Cause: LA Hardcore Endows Charity For the Children Fest
The For the Children charity event at The Belasco called some of the biggest bands in Los Angeles and all around the states to give back to children in need.
Madame Daley Drops New Single “Pin Up Boy”
Building on the momentum of her debut single “Annie, Sing Your Heart Out Anyway”, Madame Daley has unveiled her latest single, “Pin Up Boy”.
Dilemma’s Velvet/Sundown Is A Haunting Love Letter to the Lone-Wolf Hero
Dilemma’s Velvet/Sundown new release feels like someone dropped a moody, neon-lit 80s arcade into a goth club and told everyone to dance like it’s their last night on Earth.
Chicano-Alt Rock Band Slow Joy Tours with Real Friends
After being a sensation on TikTok, Slow Joy’s success has been captivated by thousands, if not millions of fans. Slow [read more]
Winona Fighter Releases “HAMMS IN A GLASS” Video
Nashville punk rock act Winona Fighter has shared the music video for their 2023 hit single “HAMMS IN A GLASS” from their upcoming debut album MY APOLOGIES TO THE CHEF.
How Until I Wake Created a Metalcore Masterpiece with Renovate Album: Interview with Jaali
A “no-skip” album is hard to achieve, but Until I Wake set out to achieve that on Renovate. Check out how they did this on the Chord Progression Podcast with Jaali as our guest.
Camie Liz Partners with Iconic Songwriter Jorge Luis Borrego for New Single “Puede Ser”
Camie Liz, a burgeoning voice in Latin music, has unveiled her latest single, “Puede Ser”, a gorgeous ballad exploring the complexities of love on the brink of collapse.
Less Than Jake’s Uncharted is the Feel Good Album of the Year
Less Than Jake is back after almost four years with their new EP Uncharted.
Latin-Pop Sensation Zofi Consta Inspires Women with “Breathe” from Her Bilingual EP
Zofi Consta, the dynamic Latin-Pop singer-songwriter from South Florida, has just released her brand-new single “Breathe,” an anthem that embodies strength, empowerment, and unapologetic self-assurance.
Live on Tour Twenty Twenty-Four Review: State Champs in Berkeley, CA
Albany, NY pop-punk band, State Champs made their way to Berkely, CA on their North American tour with Chicago’s very own, Knuckle Puck!
Marc Rebillet: The Undeniable Loop Daddy Legend Rocks The Belasco
Get the inside scoop on Marc Rebillet’s wild, unforgettable show at The Belasco! From outrageous loops to crowd shenanigans, this concert review captures all the energy, laughs, and unpredictable fun of a Loop Daddy performance.
How Make Them Suffer Almost Broke Up in 2022 to Releasing Self-Titled Album in 2024: Interview
Make Them Suffer almost broke up in 2022. See how they came back and are better than ever with their self-titled album on the Chord Progression Podcast.
Orville Peck Rides Off Into the Sunset on Night Two in Los Angeles
Country’s coolest cowboy Orville Peck took the Hollywood Palladium by storm this past week, playing two of his rescheduled back-to-back shows.
Bert McCraken from The Used Goes Pop with robbietheused
Bert McCraken reinvents himself as robbietheused with new album.