As the summer sun prepares to shine over San Francisco, Outside Lands 2024 at Golden Gate Park has announced a significant change to its lineup. Pop superstar Sabrina Carpenter will now take the stage as the headliner for the Lands End Stage on Saturday, August 10, replacing Tyler, The Creator, who had to cancel his performance.
Read MoreThe No Values Festival in Pomona, CA, was treated to a visceral and exhilarating performance by The Jesus Lizard, solidifying their reputation as masters of intensity and raw energy. Taking the stage amidst an atmosphere crackling with anticipation, The Jesus Lizard wasted no time in captivating the audience with their electrifying presence. Lead vocalist David Yow commanded attention from the moment he stepped onto the stage, exuding a primal energy that fueled the crowd's excitement to fever pitch.
Read MoreThe No Values Festival in Pomona, CA, erupted in a riotous celebration of punk rock with The Vandals at the helm, delivering a performance that was as electrifying as it was unforgettable. From the moment The Vandals stepped on stage, the crowd was ablaze with anticipation and excitement. The band wasted no time in launching into their set with infectious energy, immediately igniting a mosh pit that surged with enthusiasm throughout their entire performance.
Read MoreThe No Values Festival in Pomona, CA, reached new heights of energy and excitement thanks to Joyce Manor's electrifying performance. Taking the stage amidst a sea of eager fans, the band wasted no time in delivering a set that was nothing short of exhilarating.
Read MoreHailing from Long Beach, California, the infamous Sublime, now with lead singer Jakob Nowell, brought a mix of energy and chill to the Mission Blvd stage. Coming off their successful re-debut as Sublime ( Previously Sublime with Rome) at Coachella, Sublime brought an almost nostalgic feeling with lead singer Jakob Nowell at the helm. Jakob, son of the late and original lead vocalist Bradley Nowell, captures the spirit of his father while adding his vocal personality to each iconic song.
Read MoreThe Adicts have been around since the late 70s, and they have not lost their touch. Lead by frontman Keith Warren, aka “Monkey,” The Addicts brought a perfect blend of punk and showmanship to the Mission Blvd stage. As I waited for their set to start, I chatted with a few of their die-hard fans who were posted up along the barricade and asked what to expect, this being my first experience with the band.
Read MoreEven before the start of the set, the energy from the crowd felt like a leaking pipe ready to burst. This would be my second time seeing the band Turnstile and the same feeling followed over from my first experience. As soon as their first song hit “ T.L.C. (Turnstile Love Connection),” The pipe burst. The energy from the crowd was unlike any set I saw that day; with the majority of the sea of people compiled to what seemed to be mostly teenagers and adults in their mid-twenties, it felt like I was in the middle of something special.
Read MoreClosing out the Boston Calling Festival, The Killers provided a memorable finale to the weekend. The crowd, energized by earlier performances from Hozier, Chappell Roan, and Megan Thee Stallion, was packed and ready for more. The Killers delivered hit after hit, including fan favorites like “Somebody Told Me” and “Smile Like You Mean It”. Their nostalgic vibe had the entire crowd dancing and singing along. During a special encore, they surprised the audience with a funkier rendition of “Mr. Brightside” before replaying it in its original, upbeat form that everyone knows and loves. The Killers were an excellent conclusion to Boston Calling, leaving fans with unforgettable memories.
Read MoreBoston Calling 2024, a three-day festival held over Memorial Day Weekend, offered an unforgettable experience for music enthusiasts. The festival showcased a dynamic lineup, featuring rising stars like Chappell Roan and Royel Otis, alongside well-established acts such as The Killers and Ed Sheeran. This diverse array of talent ensured there was something for everyone to enjoy.
Read MoreOn the heels of the inaugural La Onda Festival, we got the wonderful opportunity to see a range of artists play throughout Napa Valley this year! Do yourselves a huge favor and enjoy a breakdown on a little bit of everyone we saw play below.
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