It’s been two decades since Modest Mouse released Good News for People Who Love Bad News, yet the band’s magic feels timeless, as witnessed by an ecstatic crowd at The Bellwether in Los Angeles. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their critically acclaimed album, the indie rock veterans took fans on a nostalgic journey, performing the record in its entirety and reminding everyone why they remain a cornerstone of indie music. The packed venue was buzzing with excitement, with an audience reliving an era marked by tracks that soundtracked everything from first loves to existential revelations.

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Halloween night at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium was a pulsating, electric spectacle as Alan Walker delivered an unforgettable show. Renowned for his tight production and visual theatrics, Walker did not disappoint, transforming the venue into a euphoric, immersive playground that had the entire crowd dancing from start to finish. In a venue packed with fans decked out in full Halloween regalia, Walker orchestrated a night that was both hauntingly beautiful and overwhelmingly energetic.

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San Diego’s Rady Shell at Jacobs Park witnessed a rare and enchanting side of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, as the iconic Australian rockers took the stage for a special all-acoustic set. Known for their intense, genre-blending rock shows, the band surprised fans with a completely reimagined performance, leaning into a softer, more intimate vibe that suited the cool San Diego evening perfectly. As the rain gently fell, it became clear that this was not only a departure from King Gizzard’s usual high-energy sound but a memorable one that left the crowd in awe.

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The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego, CA, played host to an unforgettable evening of rock as Australia’s King Stingray brought their unique Yolŋu surf rock sound to life. Opening for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, King Stingray set the stage with raw energy and soulful enthusiasm, making for a perfect pairing that resonated with fans eager for a night of diverse rock music.

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Last week in Philadelphia, COIN was back at the Fillmore and better than ever. Over the span of their one hour 30 minute set, COIN delivered hits from all of their albums and EP. Fresh off of the release of their new album, “I’m Not Afraid of Music Anymore”, they definitely proved they’re not afraid of live shows anymore either!

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For longtime fans of The Fray, the chance to see them live again promised an evening of anthemic sing-alongs and cherished memories. But as the lights dimmed for the opening act, Rett Madison, many found themselves swept into an unexpected journey, captivated by the haunting power of her storytelling and the seamless energy of her band – the smoothly magnetic Genna Projansky on bass and steady rock-solid drummer Darla Hawn.

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The music was this combination of 80s electro and disco that spoke to my soul. I was obsessed immediately. Who is this Justice? I torrented the song “D.A.N.C.E.” as soon as I was able and showed it to anyone who would listen to me. A couple months later in early June 2007 Justice dropped their debut album † (pronounced cross) and if you wanted to be the coolest indie kid in your area you became obsessed with it.

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On a perfect New York evening, Michael Kiwanuka brought his signature brand of soul to Summer Stage in Central Park, creating an atmosphere that felt both deeply intimate and completely magical. Co-headlining the night with the powerhouse Brittany Howard, Kiwanuka treated the crowd to a laid-back yet mesmerizing performance that showcased not only his remarkable vocal ability but also the extraordinary talent of his backing band.

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Anderson .Paak delivered an electrifying performance last night at the Hollywood Bowl, only furthering his place as one of the most dynamic artists in the music industry. The night came together like a journey through his musical evolution, divided into distinct sections, each with unique outfit changes and video introductions.  

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On the sold-out second night of his stop in Boston for the Found Heaven tour, Conan Gray illuminated MGM Fenway with unbelievable energy. Even before doors opened, fans lined up around the block, brimming with excitement despite the rain, eager to witness his highly anticipated performance.

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There’s a certain magic that happens when a performer like Josh Tillman, a.k.a. Father John Misty, takes the stage in a setting as unique as Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown, CA. On a night that felt as if the stars had aligned, 850 fans packed into the tiny desert venue to witness one of the world’s greatest frontmen in an environment more suited to a late-night campfire than the massive stages he typically commands.

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Vulfpeck's much-anticipated show at the Hollywood Palladium was nothing short of a masterclass in musicianship, energy, and pure funk joy. From the moment the band hit the stage, opening with their fan-favorite track "Conscious Club," it was clear that this night was going to be one for the books. The Palladium, with its vintage charm and spacious layout, provided the perfect backdrop for a night where every note felt larger than life, and the crowd—packed with die-hard Vulfpeck fans—was ready to dance.

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Bleachers took Los Angeles by storm with an explosive performance at The Greek Theatre, reminding fans why they are one of the most dynamic live bands in the industry today. Jack Antonoff, the mastermind behind the group, commanded the stage with raw energy and infectious enthusiasm that reverberated through the open-air venue, giving fans a night to remember.

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From the moment the background music stopped and the lights dimmed, the crowd at the Washington State Fair knew they were in for a special night. The anticipation built as Thomas Rhett’s band members dashed on stage one by one, followed by the man himself, who sprinted out to a chorus of cheers. The packed grandstand erupted as he kicked off his set with "Vacation", and the energy never dipped for a second.

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Future Islands brought their signature energy and heartfelt emotion to the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles last night, delivering an unforgettable performance that had fans buzzing long after the final note. The Baltimore-based synth-pop veterans, led by the inimitable Samuel T. Herring, turned the historic venue into a sea of euphoria, performing a career-spanning setlist with a focus on tracks from their latest album, People Who Aren’t There Anymore.

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At the tail-end of their first arena tour, Wallows stopped by San Diego State’s CalCoast Credit Union Open Air Theatre. Dylan Minnette, Braeden Lemasters, and Cole Preston met fans on their way to class, offering to take photos and sign autographs on notebooks. Approachability, whether in-person or through their music, is one of the most enticing factors of the band. With the day coming to a close and the sunset blanketing the amphitheater in its hazy rays, fans piled into their seats excited to be invited into Wallows’ apartment.

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Walker Hayes knows how to make an entrance. With the crowd buzzing in anticipation, a DJ-style mashup of his songs kicked off the night, building the energy before Hayes and his band took the stage to thunderous applause. The grandstand was packed, and from the first beat, the audience was hooked.

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At the Wonder Ballroom in Portland, Oregon, Kishi Bashi delivered a mesmerizing, genre-defying performance that felt more like a magical journey than a standard concert. Touring in support of his new album Kantos, the eclectic singer-songwriter and violin virtuoso treated the packed house to a kaleidoscopic evening of lights, sound, and pure creative energy. With a setlist drawing from his rich discography, including Omoiyari, Sonderlust, and 151a, Kishi Bashi not only showcased his versatility as a performer but also the boundless depths of his artistry.

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When King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard took the stage at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon, the crowd knew they were in for something special. What they didn’t expect was a show that would become part of the elements, turning a concert into a storm-soaked experience as unforgettable as the band’s genre-bending sound.

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Geese, the up-and-coming experimental rock band, delivered a blistering performance at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon, setting the stage for King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in what turned out to be an unforgettable show. The Brooklyn-based quintet showcased their sonic range and electrifying energy, playing a slew of tracks from their latest albums, 3D Country and 4D Country. And just as the music hit its crescendo, so did the skies, transforming the sunny afternoon into a downpour, soaking the crowd but doing nothing to dampen the spirit of the show.

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