At Showbox SoDo in Seattle, WA, Ty Myers lit up the stage with a full-band performance that blurred the line between an amazing and polished production and raw, emotional storytelling. The sold-out venue was filled with energy as crowds of fans filled the indoor space, eager and excited to experience the rising country artist on the heels of his newest album, The Select.
Read MoreOn a cool Los Angeles night, the Greek Theatre was transformed into a raucous rock ‘n’ roll cathedral as The Black Keys delivered a show that reminded everyone in attendance why they’ve remained one of the most essential bands in modern American rock for over two decades. With a setlist that spanned their entire discography — from gritty early cuts to chart-dominating hits and fresh tracks from an eagerly anticipated new album — it was a night of sheer, unapologetic energy.
Read MoreOn a breezy spring evening in Seattle, the waterfront shimmered under soft golden hour light, and Pier 62 transformed into a scene out of a dream. The latest installment of the Oodalalee concert series welcomed the sublime talents of Hermanos Gutiérrez, the Ecuadorian-Swiss brother duo whose hypnotic, instrumental desert blues transported a packed crowd far from the city and deep into cinematic, sun-drenched soundscapes.
Read MoreOn May 22, 2025, the Santa Barbara Bowl transformed into a psychedelic haven as Khruangbin delivered a sold-out performance that was as visually captivating as it was musically transcendent. The Texas trio—Laura Lee Ochoa (bass), Mark “Marko” Speer (guitar), and Donald “DJ” Johnson Jr. (drums)—crafted an evening that felt both intimate and expansive, blending their signature global grooves with a stage design that evoked the warmth of a living room, complete with large windows, stunning visuals, and beyond.
Read MoreSan Francisco is about to feel the love once again. Dead & Company have officially announced a monumental three-night run at the Polo Field in Golden Gate Park this summer, set for Friday, August 1 through Sunday, August 3. The historic performances will honor 60 years of the music of the Grateful Dead, bringing the band’s legendary catalog back to the heart of the city where it all began.
Read MoreLast night at The Wiltern, Black Country, New Road proved — yet again — why they’ve become one of the most thrilling and boundary-pushing acts in modern indie music. Touring in support of their extraordinary new album Forever Howlong, the UK collective delivered a performance that was as emotionally charged as it was sonically daring, treating a packed Los Angeles crowd to a full-album performance that felt less like a standard show and more like a communal experience.
Read MoreYusuf / Cat Stevens, one of music’s most treasured singer-songwriters and spiritual storytellers, is returning to the road this fall for a truly unique and intimate run of North American dates. Following the announcement of his long-awaited memoir, Cat on the Road to Findout, the beloved artist will embark on a limited series of special live events blending conversation, acoustic performances, and personal reflection.
Read MoreIndie rock darlings Sunflower Bean are back — and they're bringing their rejuvenated, razor-sharp sound to Los Angeles next month. Fresh off the release of their critically acclaimed new album, Mortal Primetime, the New York trio will take the stage at the Lodge Room on June 6 for a night that promises to be equal parts catharsis and celebration.
Read MoreMere hours before the debut of their new album Better Dreaming, Tune-Yards showcased their jubilant and carnal performance style at the sold-out Nightclub 101 in the East Village. For the crowd, filled with longtime devotees and dear friends of the band, it was a night that felt as intimate as a house show.
Read MoreAs EDC swept through Las Vegas this weekend in a dazzling explosion of beats, lights, and larger-than-life performances, one of the hottest off-Strip destinations proved to be just as unmissable. The newly opened Palm Tree Beach Club — the tropical-inspired daylife venue from Palm Tree Crew — officially cemented its place on the Vegas party map with an electric performance from none other than Kygo.
Read MoreOn a cold and breezy evening in Los Angeles, Lucy Dacus brought warmth, heart, and her signature indie rock tenderness to a packed Greek Theatre, delivering a stunning final performance of her tour in support of Forever Is A Feeling. The night marked not just the end of a run, but a celebration of Dacus’ ever-growing command of intimate storytelling on a grand stage.
Read MoreOn a breezy Los Angeles night at the Greek Theatre, Katie Gavin — known to most as the magnetic frontwoman of beloved indie-pop band MUNA — stepped confidently into the spotlight on her own, delivering a gorgeous, heartfelt set in support of her new solo album, What A Relief. As the opener for Lucy Dacus, Gavin transformed what might’ve been a simple warm-up set into a luminous, captivating performance that left a lasting impression on the crowd.
Read MoreSeattle’s live music scene is getting a serious upgrade this summer as The Crocodile — one of the city’s most iconic rock clubs — expands its programming for Oodalalee: Concerts at Pier 62, an open-air concert series unlike anything the city has seen in years. Set against the sweeping backdrop of downtown skyscrapers, Elliott Bay, and mountain ranges, this waterfront concert series promises a season of genre-spanning performances from some of the most exciting names in music today.
Read MoreIf you needed a reminder of why indie music festivals still matter in 2025, Just Like Heaven Festival in Pasadena served it up on a sun-drenched platter this past May 10th. Set against the scenic backdrop of Brookside at the Rose Bowl, the one-day fest proved once again that some of the best live music moments come when you gather a community of fans, a meticulously curated lineup, and an atmosphere built for pure, unfiltered good times.
Read MoreAs the sun dipped behind the mountains of Pasadena on May 10th, the air grew thick with anticipation for the headlining performance at the Just Like Heaven Festival — and Vampire Weekend did not disappoint. Bringing their signature blend of indie rock, endless rhythms, and baroque pop, the band delivered an electrifying set that not only showcased their timeless hits but also gave fans a taste of their latest work, making it the perfect finale to an unforgettable day.
Read MoreIn a day filled with electrifying performances, few bands could match the spellbinding experience that Slowdive provided at the Just Like Heaven Festival in Pasadena on May 10th. Known for their atmospheric soundscapes and deeply immersive live shows, the British shoegaze pioneers delivered a set that was both an auditory and visual masterpiece, reminding everyone why they remain one of the genre's most iconic, yet often underrated, bands.
Read MoreIf there was one set at Just Like Heaven Festival on May 10th that felt like the perfect bridge between chill indie nostalgia and full-on dancefloor vibes, it was Toro y Moi. Chaz Bear — the multi-talented mastermind behind the project — delivered one of the afternoon’s most effortlessly fun and subtly electrifying performances, reminding everyone why he’s long been one of indie’s most genre-blurring, underrated treasures.
Read MoreIf you showed up early to Just Like Heaven Festival on May 10th in Pasadena, you were rewarded with one of the day’s most effortlessly cool and quietly dazzling sets. Wild Nothing, Jack Tatum’s long-running dream pop project, took to the stage in the early afternoon and wasted no time turning the sun-drenched park into a blissed-out, synth-soaked wonderland.
Read MoreUnder the sun-soaked skies of Pasadena on May 10th, Courtney Barnett proved once again why she’s one of indie rock’s most electrifying performers. Taking the stage for a midday slot at Just Like Heaven Festival, Barnett and her band delivered a raw, high-energy set that felt tailor-made for the festival’s indie-loving crowd.
Read MoreUnder the radiant Pasadena sun on May 10, 2025, Grouplove delivered one of the most exhilarating performances at the Just Like Heaven Festival, held at Brookside at the Rose Bowl. Their midday set was a masterclass in indie-pop euphoria, captivating a crowd eager for both nostalgia and vivacity.
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