The City of Angels has seen its fair share of electrifying performances, but none quite like Roosevelt's recent show at The Novo. The German electronic music sensation took the stage at the iconic venue, and from the first note to the last, he left the audience spellbound, dancing like there was no tomorrow. With an incredible stage production, stunning lights and sounds, and a lively crowd that never stopped moving, it was a night that showcased the magic of live music.
Read MoreAll was right at Baby’s This Wednesday, as Wine Lips invigorated a sold out crowd at the beloved intimate Brooklyn venue. Early revelers trickled in to catch Zip Tie Handcuffs led a blitz of an opening set. The band dabbled in driving fuzzy psychedelic rock, 90’s weezer-adjacent riffs, and what was so aptly described by their drummer as “(we’re) not space rock…but we love space rock…so here’s a space rock song”.
Read MoreAs a large mirror ball danced above head, the crowd jumped up and down, most in their Portland-esque Doc Martens while shouting the lyrics back to the band, the energy inside the Moda Center was electric. On Sunday night, Arctic Monkeys took the stage to a nearly sold out crowd at the Rose Quarter. The band opened up with, “Sculptures of Anything Goes” off their latest release, “The Car.”
Read MoreThe electric charge in the air at the Moda Center was undeniable as Fontaines D.C., the Irish post-punk sensation, took the stage on a recent, unforgettable night. The energy was electric and the crowd was alive, forming a pulsating, eager sea of fans eagerly awaiting the sonic journey ahead.
Read More9/14/2023 was a good day in the city of Philadelphia - the Eagles won their first home game of the season and The Band CAMINO kicked off their Screaming in the Dark Tour at the Met Philly. Both events had die-hard screaming fans, although there may have been a few more at the Linc.
Read MoreIf Ghost sometimes seems like the best of 80s metal meets non-secular Broadway via Vegas show (only louder than any church you’ve ever been in) attending a Ghost show is like traveling back to 2006 to see said spectacle. Why, you ask? Because they took our phones.
Read MoreDid you know that there is an explosion of Ska happening in venues all over the country? It’s been going on for a while but it’s on the edge of busting out wide and right there, at the forefront are We Are the Union. I caught them at the Knitting Factory for the Los Angeles portion of their headline tour and they were nothing short of spectacular. The small stage in North Hollywood could barely contain the energy, cuz if you’ve ever been to a Ska show, you know…it’s a party.
Read MoreJungle brought “The Heat” to the Kia Forum on Thursday night for their biggest LA show yet. With their signature mix of funk, soul, and electronic, the band kept longtime fans satisfied and undoubtedly made a lot of new ones. All ages were present at the Los Angeles show on September 7th, ranging from children no older than five years old to elderly couples on date night, proving just how wide of an audience the group reaches with their timeless sound.
Read MoreBruno Major. The man needs no introduction. His lyrics and Melodie’s are sure to stick in your head and leave a lasting impact on your music listening experience. His set design included a rug that he stood on for most of the show. This small effort made us all feel at home and comfortable with everyone around us. Everyone had something in common and that brought them together to appreciate and bond over our many emotions tied to Bruno’s music
Read MoreIn the heart of New York City, under the twinkling lights of the Brooklyn Mirage, Quinn XCII transformed an already electric summer night into an unforgettable musical journey. The Michigan-born artist took the stage with an energy that was palpable, and from the very first note, it was clear that the crowd was in for an extraordinary evening.
Read MoreAmidst the enchanting ambiance of the Greek Theater in Los Angeles, Sigur Rós transported a captivated audience into a realm of sonic enchantment. The ethereal night was punctuated by an electrifying performance that showcased the band's ability to craft an immersive musical journey, bridging the past and present with a full orchestra named the Timeless Orchestra.
Read MoreIt’s not too often we get to write about a show that quite literally changed our lives, but with our jaw practically on the floor for the entirety of the 2 hour set that had us begging for more, we couldn’t wait to get to they keyboard and write about one of the most incredible displays of human talent we’ve ever seen.
Read MoreTash Sultana took the stage and immediately captured the hearts of the audience with their unparalleled musical prowess and magnetic stage presence. The evening began with a video introduction, showing Tash’s journey as a musician unfold. As the screen dimmed to black, Tash Sultana emerged, a musical sorcerer armed with an array of instruments, including their signature guitar.
Read MoreOn a warm summer night in the middle of downtown Portland, OR, Fleet Foxes took the stage at PDX Live in the Pioneer Courthouse Square. The chatter and energy of the crowd was buzzing as this was the final show of the PDX Live season. The sunset was beautiful, and the weather was just right, which made this the perfect environment to take in the spiritual experience of seeing Fleet Foxes live.
Read MoreThe set performed by Sigur Rós and the Wordless Music Orchestra was meticulously curated, with a handful of songs from many of their albums, including their newest release, ATTA. ATTA is a gorgeous record, and hearing the songs performed with an orchestra in such a beautiful venue was a gift to behold. It felt as if the whole crowd was intertwined by the lush and immersive sounds that were presented.
Read MorePrecisely at 6pm, the crowd erupted to Wayne Coyne and company taking the stage with four enormous and bright pink inflatable robots while simultaneously shooting off four large confetti cannons into the crowd. The plan, to play Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots in its entirety, and that they did, from start to finish.
Read MoreThis is a fish out of water story. I am no stranger to EDM or seeing DJs spin live (or prerecorded). I have seen many big time DJs at a festival like Coachella but I have never been to a show purely for one of them. So when my editor reached out about this show I took the chance in the heartbeat. Who doesn't love a new experience?! Especially the day before a tropical storm hits my hometown for the second time ever.
Read MoreOn Saturday night, Mal Blum took the stage in a packed room at the Polaris Hall in Portland, Oregon. With support on this tour from both Vial and John-Allison Weiss, these opener’s were the perfect choices to get the crowd excited.
Read MoreThe iconic Greek Theater in Berkeley, California, transformed into a haven of musical magic as Milky Chance and Young The Giant took the stage for a co-headlining show that left the audience spellbound. The outdoor venue set the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable night of music, blending indie pop and alternative rock in a way that captivated the hearts and souls of everyone in attendance.
Read MoreIn a resounding celebration of their legendary legacy, Chicago took the stage at the iconic Greek Theater in Los Angeles, California, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of their devoted fans. The air was electric with anticipation as the crowd eagerly awaited the band that has been a cornerstone of the music industry since the 1960s.
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