Photos and review by Santos Castillo The Reggae-Rock band brought the house down on night 2 of their sold-out hometown show! Wrapping up the East Coast leg of their “Sunburn Tour”, the Boston natives performed back-to-back nights at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, bringing along some amazing support from special guests Collie Buddz, Afroman, Shwayze, JARV, Six Fox Whiskey, and The Quins. The night was filled with good vibes, friendship, and laughter as everyone gathered and

BottleRock also distinguishes itself through its culinary programming, which showcases Napa Valley’s internationally recognized food and wine culture. Festival goers can enjoy chef demonstrations, specialty food vendors, wine tastings, and craft beverage offerings that reflect the region’s reputation as one of the world’s premier culinary destinations. These elements contribute to BottleRock’s identity as more than just a music festival, offering a comprehensive cultural expe

https://thedears.org/ Montreal indie rock band The Dears have been a cornerstone of Canada’s alternative music scene for decades, blending orchestral, layered arrangements with deeply personal songwriting. Their catalog includes fan favorites like “Lost in the Plot,” "Heart of an Animal," and “Ticket to Immortality,” alongside newer material from their 2025 album Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful! Life Is Beautiful!. The album marked their first full-length release in five

Known for their explosive alt-rock and emotionally charged lyrics, The Wrecks have solidified their place with songs like “Favorite Liar,” “Freaking Out,” and “Sonder.” Their latest EP, INSIDE, is a concise but powerful statement, showcasing the band’s growth while staying true to the immediacy and edge of their earlier work. On November 15, 2025, the Wrecks brought their Inside: Outside Tour (Continued) to Milwaukee, performing alongside Phoneboy and Wall Carpets. The night’

Photos and Review by Ayana Schultheiß https://www.thisisceci.com/ On the 13th of November, singer Ceci filled the Werkstatthaus in Stuttgart with the warm tones of her music. Ceci is currently on the Everybody loves tour, which holds the same name as her newest single, where she sings about how everybody is busy, but everybody loves. Ceci and her band guided the visitors through an evening full of slow, nostalgic melodies, as well as some more upbeat songs. Her concert was fi

Photos and Review by Nicholas Stevens https://www.ic3peak.world/ IC3PEAK’s return to Chicago was nothing short of surreal. As a longtime fan of the Russian Electronic goth duo, stepping up to Park West around 5 p.m. for an 8:30 p.m. show already had my nerves buzzing. By the time doors opened, the entire theatre was swallowed in thick fog—so much that it felt like walking straight into their world. Conversations in Russian echoed throughout the room, with fans excitedly shar

Photos and review by Olly Taske r Mac DeMarco’s concert at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge was a perfect blend of relaxed vibes and quirky humor. The intimate venue set the stage for an evening that felt like a laid-back hangout with an old friend, rather than a formal concert. Opening with Shining, he effortlessly mixed crowd favorites like My Kind of Woman and Ode to Viceroy with newer tracks from his most recent album Guitar. Between songs, DeMarco’s quirky banter kept thi

Photos and Review by Jonathan Muniz With a continuous sold-out tour, PinkPantheress continues to prove that she knows exactly who she is. Her tour “An Evening with PinkPantheress” includes 2 legs that started in the United Kingdom, and now we find ourselves on the 13th stop out of 15 at The WIltern located in Los Angeles, California. Upon entering the venue, fans will hear an encapsulating DJ set by Nick Cheo that is set to be the tour's supporting act for each night. Nick Ch

Leith Ross is an indie-folk artist known for turning quiet emotions into intimate, heartfelt songs. Their standout tracks “We’ll Never Have Sex,” “Orlando,” “(You) On My Arm,” and “Music Box” reflect their thoughtful, confessional style. Their latest album, I Can See the Future, continues their intimate and heartfelt style. The I Can See the Future Tour highlights a mix of new material and fan favorites in small, personal settings. Leith Ross brought the tour to Atlanta for a

Photos and review by Zachary Coleman Coming off a successful 20th anniversary celebration of their album The Artist In The Ambulance, Thrice is back with a new record and tour. Thrice released the second half of their Horizons albums, entitled Horizons/West, on October 3, 2025.  The predecessor, Horizons/East, was a more experimental album. While still encompassing the rock elements from the band’s previous releases, the album added a soft flair to their discography. Horizons

Thundercat is a GRAMMY-winning bassist, vocalist, and producer celebrated for his fusion of funk, jazz, and R&B with a distinctly cosmic edge. Known for hits like “Them Changes,” “Dragonball Durag,”  and “Show You the Way,”  he’s built a sound that’s both technically brilliant and emotionally playful. On October 28, 2025, he brought that energy to The Anthem in Washington, D.C. as part of his 2025 North American tour, captivating the crowd with his signature blend of music. P

Big Something has built a strong reputation for their high-energy performances and genre-crossing sound that bridges rock, funk, and jam. With popular tracks like “The Mountain,” “Love Generator,” and “Amanda Lynn,” the North Carolina group continues to draw new fans nationwide. As part of their Fall 2025 Tour, Big Something performed a Halloween concert at The Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, TN, on October 31, 2025. Check out photos from the show below. Photos by Meg Barrales...

Photos and review by Marisol Elenes On October 22, Jeremy Zucker brought his Welcome to the Garden State Tour to The Warfield in San Francisco, performing songs from his latest album, Garden State, alongside hits like “Comethru,” “You Were Good to Me,” and “All the Kids Are Depressed.” The New Jersey-born singer-songwriter is known for blending introspective lyrics with catchy indie-pop hooks, and his live shows seamlessly balance polished production with playful, personal co

Formed in Scotland in the late ’90s, The Beta Band quickly gained recognition for their genre-blending style that mixed folk, psychedelia, and experimental rock. With standout tracks like “Dry the Rain,” “Squares,” and “Assessment,” they’ve long been praised for pushing creative boundaries. After years away, the band reunited for their 2025 tour and delivered a standout performance at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on October 25, 2025. Below are photos from the concert. P

Photos and article by Molly Edwards REVIEW Beneath the soft cover of fairy lights and hushed anticipation, Amy Jo transformed Chester Live Rooms into something between a candlelit confession and a dream. With her country folk melodies drenched in storytelling and sincerity, she crafted a night that felt timeless. Before Amy Jo, the stage was graced by two emerging voices in the music industry, each leaving their own incantation on the crowd.  First to play was Grace Elizabet

Seether and Daughtry brought a massive wave of rock energy to Raleigh’s Red Hat Amphitheater on October 18, 2025, with P.O.D. and Kami Kehoe joining the lineup. Fans sang along to every word as both headliners delivered career-spanning sets packed with hits and emotion. The concert captured everything great about live rock music, with openers amping up the crowd early and keeping the energy high all night long. To catch this powerful rock lineup live, head to their official s

UK singer-songwriter Sam Fender brought his unmistakable rock energy to his Toronto concert at Coca-Cola Coliseum on October 3, giving fans a night to remember. Performing tracks from Seventeen Going Under , Hypersonic Missiles , and his latest release, People Watching , Fender balanced raw emotion with stadium-sized power, creating moments that felt both personal and explosive. Young Jesus opened the concert with an introspective set, blending indie rock and experimental sou

Toronto’s Alex Porat opened her crushed! Tour at The Great Hall on October 8, turning her hometown stage into a pop dreamscape. Performing songs from her latest EP crushed!—including fan favorites “Kissing You” and “Better Than That.” Her energy was contagious, and it was clear how much the night meant to both her and her fans. Claudia Bouvette kicked off the concert with her smooth, shimmering electro-pop, setting the tone for an unforgettable evening. 📸 See photos from the

Photos and review by Marisol Elenes Conan Gray’s Wishbone Pajama Tour made a memorable stop at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View on...

Photos and review by Zachary Coleman Coming off the heels of celebrating the tenth anniversary of their debut album, Colony House is back...