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Arca Experimental

by Staff

Venezuela’s ARCA is an artist in the highest form, often shape-shifting and performing in varying forms of dress and appearance. One of the most respected performers in music today, the artist has just announced a run of shows with experimental composer Alejandra Ghersi to take place at The Shed in late September. The Boiler Room...More Please

August 16, 2019

Pedro The Lion Takes Audience on a Journey During Live Show

Indie Rock Pedro the Lion

David Bazan made fans wait over a decade for a new album by Pedro The Lion, though Phoenix is everything a fan of the well traveled indie rockers could ever ask for. On their recent tour the band has zero problem laying it all on the line and making the shows more about the music...More Please

August 13, 2019

A$AP Ferg Announces Upcoming Yedi Tour

Hip hop has the world’s ear and while his Floor Seats EP drops this Friday, A$AP Ferg has just announced his massive North American tour to take place this Fall. With support sets from Murda Beatz and MadeinTYO, the shows should be full of energy and plenty of dance worthy tunes. 11/7 — Pittsburgh, PA...More Please

August 8, 2019

Jim James to Perform Upcoming New Album Live with NSO Pops

No matter what, you can figure that Jim James will be doing something different than the typical musician. The My Morning Jacket front man has had just as much success as a solo artist as his band has had, and a lot of that comes from his willingness to try things differently than most. Ahead...More Please

August 7, 2019

Homeshake Discusses the Meditative Properties of Songwriting & More

In the last five years we’ve witnessed the Canadian music scene bloom with new artists that show how diverse the country is with budding acts. From Daniel Romano to Mac DeMarco, Canada is rife with musical talent that shows there’s more from North America that’s not located within fifty states. A couple of years ago...More Please

August 7, 2019

Tame Impala Adds New U.S. Tour Dates

If you’re one of the rabid fans that follows every move that Tame Impala makes, then you knew this before we did, but the band has just added new dates in the US. Tame Impala is definitely gaining plenty of traction off of two singles released this year, while making everyone wonder where a new...More Please

July 31, 2019

Jimmy Eat World Turns Up the Heat in Person

Indie Rock Jimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World has been tearing up stages for over twenty-five years. I caught the band back in the nineties before they released Static Prevails, and what I can tell you is that not only have they gained more energy, they’ve become tighter over the years. We caught them recently for their tour with Third...More Please

July 30, 2019

Third Eye Blind Gives Fans Their All on Tour

Concert Third Eye Blind

Third Eye Blind, the nineties alternative rock heartthrobs are having a career resurgence as of late. Now in the midst of a large scale Summer tour, we caught them in person and were pretty blown away with the amount of sheer energy they brought to their performance in the blazing Texas heat. Opening with new...More Please

July 26, 2019

Night Moves Don’t Take Much For Granted in Today’s Streaming World

interview Night Moves

Music and the music industry has changed a lot in the past decade. It’s a thing that even the artists who were around before streaming have begun to notice, yet those who were around before streaming seem better suited at handling the economic change in buying patterns. For a band like Minnesota’s Night Moves, their...More Please

July 22, 2019

The Mowgli’s Make Being an Indie Band Look Easy

interview The Mowgli's

The phrase indie gets thrown around quite a bit today when music is involved. While you should know that it stems from being on an independent label, or at least a label not owned by the large scale label system, there are few bands who seem to have figured out how to navigate it like...More Please

July 17, 2019

Neon Indian Announces New Tour Dates

electronic Neon Indian

by Staff

Neon Indian is ready to take his sound across America this Fall, proven by his recently announced tour. While it’s definitely time for a new album from the Texas artist, his last drop was “Heaven’s Basement (Theme From 86’d)” from the original short film he made as well. The dates for the new tour are...More Please

July 15, 2019

Stef Chura Opens Up Ahead of Tour Behind Midnight

Detroit’s Stef Chura has always followed her own path, crafting indie rock that mixes in her intriguing vocals in a time where she was being called everything but what she was. Chura, one of the better new acts in music is about as straight indie rock as it gets, and her early recordings had the...More Please

July 8, 2019

Drugdealer Reveals Their Beginnings, Their New Album & The Future

Ten years ago, Michael Collins of the band Drugdealer was just beginning to become a musician. With no formal training or even much knowledge, he took what little he knew of music and over time turned that into his current project Drugdealer. In a short span of time, the band has received critical acclaim and...More Please

July 3, 2019

Yo La Tengo Adds West Coast Tour in the Fall

If you’ve ever caught a set, or in recent years, two sets from Yo La Tengo, then you know that it’s an event to behold. The band has been touring heavily behind last year’s There’s a Riot Going On, and that touring continues into the Fall. With new dates added, it seems the band isn’t...More Please

June 28, 2019

Wilco Expands North American Tour

No matter what, Wilco seem to time their returns to the road better than a lot of bands. While they’re definitely due for a new record sometime this year, the band has just added some more live sets to their already large scale tour occurring this Fall. With new dates in Brooklyn, Kansas City, Pittsburgh...More Please

June 25, 2019

The Appleseed Cast Opens Up on the Past, Their New Album & Their Current Tour

interview The Appleseed Cast

It’s hard to believe that The Appleseed Cast has been around over twenty years. It’s a thing where you realize that time is an unfair premise, especially since some of us remember seeing the band on their first tour. While the band has shed much of their emo beginnings, they’ve also released some of the...More Please

June 24, 2019

Priests Don’t Disappoint In Person

Live Priests

Washington D.C. post-punks Priests have always been exciting to see in person. We caught them recently and not only did they bring plenty of passion to their set, they brought their new album The Seduction of Kansas to life as well. Playing a mix of songs from the new album, their last release Nothing Feels...More Please

June 24, 2019

Froth Opens Up About Their New Album, Their Early Years and More

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Froth interview

When you dig through the various bands that make up the Los Angeles music scene, you’re definitely bound to find plenty of groups who do things their own way without any hesitation. It’s what makes that scene so vibrant and also what helps make it stand out in many ways. One of the more intriguing...More Please

June 19, 2019

Julia Jacklin Holds Audience in Her Hands at Concert

Julia Jacklin Live

With her latest release Crushing, Australia’s Julia Jacklin has been killing it wherever she performs. We were lucky enough to be on hand for one of her recent sets and we were in awe from beginning to end. Jacklin backed by a full band, ran through a set list that was a mixture of fire...More Please

June 18, 2019

Mitski Gives Her All To Sold Out Crowd

Live Mitski