Wichita music fans were treated to a mix of local talent and visiting bands at the WAVE on November 18th. Called “Pests in the Midwest Fest” the show featured two bands hailing from Wichita primarily, The Cavves and Social Cinema as well as Pronoun from Brooklyn, NY and the headliner Slothrust from LA. It was the latest iteration of quality music in Wichita’s scrappy alternative music scene.
Read MoreDel Water Gap's I Miss You Already + I Haven't Left Yet Tour reached its grand finale at The Fonda in Hollywood, California on November 17, concluding a remarkable journey of 34 shows. The anticipation was palpable as the venue, completely sold out, buzzed with excitement well before the first note echoed through the air.
Read MoreNightly kicked off their first of two NYC shows at Racket last week. With opening acts Young Rising Sons and Knox, it was an unmissable night of pop music. Living up to the name of their tour, Nightly played 13 out of 14 songs from their Wear Your Heart Out album that was released in August of this year.
Read MoreIn the intimate confines of the Zebulon in Los Angeles, the indie folk-rock band Woods painted a sonic tapestry that seamlessly bridged the realms of old and new. The crowd, lively and eager, found themselves immersed in the ethereal soundscape that Woods expertly crafted throughout the evening.
Read MoreIn the heart of Los Angeles at The Belasco, the vibrant sounds of Altin Gün echoed through the air, transforming the venue into a psychedelic haven on November 9th. The Dutch-Turkish band, renowned for their unique blend of Anatolian rock, delivered a performance that transcended musical boundaries, leaving the audience in awe.
Read MoreMama’s Broke brought their unique brand of righteous folk infused rage, masked in sorrow laden bluegrass music, to Owl Music Parlor in Brooklyn this past Sunday evening. Originally from Nova Scotia, Amy Lou Keeler and Lisa Maria regaled the intimate sold out venue with a bevy of rustic instruments in pristine condition, despite Mama’s Broke calling the road their home.The Twin Peaks lodge aesthetic of Owl Music Parlor, complemented the rag-and-bone sentiment of the duo perfectly.
Read MoreRevolution Hall in Portland, Oregon, was more than just a concert venue on November 6th, 2023. It transformed into a space where music and cinema seamlessly converged, courtesy of the visionary artist Kishi Bashi. The evening unfolded as a harmonious blend of a documentary screening, a heartfelt Q&A session, and a mesmerizing live performance that left the audience in awe.
Read MoreThis Sunday, Courtney Barnett made her way to Ventura Music Hall for a sold out performance of her End Of the Day tour. The evening was split into two sets, the first being a 17 instrumental set with Stella Mozgawa. Originally composed for her documentary, Anonymous Club, this duo didn’t miss a beat. This 30 minute score had no breaks, allowing every audience member the ability to fully transcend with Barnett on the electric guitar, and Mozgawa on the synthesizer.
Read MoreAs the moon loomed large over the Hollywood Bowl on Halloween night, the stage was set for an otherworldly experience as the supergroup boygenius took center stage. Comprising the indomitable talents of Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus, this ensemble of singer-songwriters came together to create music that captures the soul and resonates deeply with their audiences. And on this enchanting night, they did just that and so much more.
Read MoreThe co-headliners took over The Depot in Salt Lake City, UT not only with their music but the way they were able to connect and interact with their audience. Initially, before the artists came on stage, there was a split screen of the DVD symbol bouncing from side to side, finishing with a final fit in the corner followed by the artists coming on stage.
Read MoreAs guests made their way into the venue, opener Sasami set the tone of the night with energetic indie rock and metal songs, perfectly pairing with the more rock-oriented sounds of Yeule’s latest album, Softscars. Tracks like “sulky baby” and "bloodbunny” sounded just as excellent live as they do recorded, and a passionate performance of album highlight “software update” left the audience speechless while Yuele performed.
Read MoreGrammy-winning artist Kim Petras brought the highly anticipated ‘Feed the Beast’ World tour to Los Angeles to start November off with a bang. In support of her debut full-length album, Probématiqie’ releasing earlier this year, her 34-date journey jump started in August and continues until the end of the month before it heads worldwide in 2024.
Read MoreFor some, Halloween is just another holiday, but for Ashnikko, Halloween is a lifestyle. Every person in the venue, from the concert goers to security guards, were decked out in Halloween apparel at the Hollywood Palladium on Halloween night this year.
Read MoreThe City of Angels witnessed a musical phenomenon as the British electronic artist, fred again.., took the stage at the iconic Shrine Expo Hall in a spellbinding performance. The night was ablaze with energy, and fred again..'s fans, who turned up in droves, were treated to an unforgettable and unique musical journey.
Read MoreAshnikko made their stop at the House of Blues Anaheim on their biggest nationwide tour to date, WEEDKILLER, in support of their highly anticipated album release, on Sunday, October 29th, 2023. After skyrocketing to fame in 2019 with her viral track, “STUPID”, Ashnikko has been an ever-evolving queer icon who is impossible to look away from.
Read MoreIf there's one thing that's absolutely certain, it's that a night with GUM at the Lodge Room in Los Angeles is destined to be an otherworldly experience. And it certainly didn't disappoint. From the moment the psychedelic sonics swept across the crowd to the encore that left us all electrified, GUM's performance was a cosmic journey that we'll cherish for a long time to come.
Read MoreThe Echoplex, a haven for music enthusiasts and a hotbed of emerging talent, reverberated with electrifying energy during Geese's stellar performance on a memorable night that will undoubtedly carve a place in the city's musical history.
Read MoreEthel Cain is a brilliant storyteller. The way she translates the world she has built around her is effortless, leaving no detail amongst her plot untouched. Her work is rooted in her personal history of growing up Southern Baptist in Florida, and the exploration of the impact that has taken on not only herself, but the community around her. Exploring themes of religious and generational trauma, romantic relationships, self discovery, and exploitation, she is able to connect with a wide range of listeners, specifically centered around the queer community (earning her the title of “Mother Cain”).
Read MoreHailing all the way from Sydney, Australia, Dope Lemon (AKA Angus Stone) rolled into Portland’s Crystal Ballroom on Saturday night. Fresh off his latest album, “Kimosabè” released this past September, Stone brought a full band, laidback tunes and a perfect show for a weekend vibe across the pacific.
Read MoreIn the heart of Los Angeles, a star-studded night at the iconic El Rey Theater transformed into a neon-soaked dreamscape, as Alan Palomo, the electronic maestro who used to go by Neon Indian, took the stage under his own name. The evening was an electrifying journey through his musical evolution, drawing in an exuberant crowd that was ready to dance the night away.
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