On 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.
Read MoreOn a sweltering Saturday afternoon at Brookside at the Rose Bowl, Beach Fossils brought their signature dream-pop sound to the Just Like Heaven Festival, offering a refreshing respite from the heat. Taking the stage at 2:05 PM, the Brooklyn-based band delivered a set that was both laid-back and invigorating, perfectly capturing the festival's nostalgic yet contemporary vibe.
Read MoreUnder the blazing Pasadena sun on May 10, 2025, Panda Bear delivered a captivating, albeit abbreviated, performance at the Just Like Heaven Festival. Taking the stage at Brookside at the Rose Bowl, the experimental pop artist, known for his work with Animal Collective, treated fans to a taste of his latest solo project, Sinister Grift.
Read MoreLos Angeles has seen its fair share of big, bold, and boundary-pushing performances — but what went down at the LA Convention Center this past weekend wasn’t just another concert. It was an odyssey. As part of the Cercle Odyssey series — the world’s first 360-degree nomadic concert experience — Empire of the Sun took the stage (or, more accurately, the center of an otherworldly audiovisual dreamscape) and turned an already ambitious production into something transcendent.
Read MoreLast night at the Hollywood Palladium, Trixie Mattel lit up Los Angeles with her “Solid Pink Disco: Blonde Edition” tour stop—an unapologetically campy, high-energy celebration of drag, disco, and queer joy. The venue was a sea of pink, both in lighting and in the audience’s attire, as fans embraced the themed dress code and leaned fully into the fantasy.
Read MoreOld Crow Medicine Show brought their signature high-octane, honky-tonk energy to the Chevalier Theatre in Medford, MA Thursday night, transforming the historic venue into a full-blown dance hall. With a setlist that spanned bluegrass standards, rowdy covers, and fan favorites, the band had the crowd on their feet from the first note of "Tell It to Me" to the encore of Hank Williams' "I Saw the Light."
Read MoreOn Saturday, May 3rd, the shimmering new Palm Tree Beach Club made its highly-anticipated debut at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, ushering in a new era of daylife entertainment on the Strip. A bold collaboration between Palm Tree Crew — the global lifestyle and entertainment brand founded by world-renowned DJ, producer, and tropical house pioneer Kygo, alongside manager and entrepreneur Myles Shear — and nightlife juggernaut Tao Group Hospitality, the grand opening was nothing short of legendary.
Read MoreIn a city renowned for its rich musical heritage, Atem S emerges from Chicago's vibrant scene with “Own the Night,” a track that pays homage to the synth-pop and retrowave sounds of the 1980s while infusing them with contemporary flair. This single is a testament to the enduring allure of neon-lit nostalgia, capturing the essence of a bygone era through modern production techniques.
Read MoreAt just 21, Mac Wood emerges as a compelling new voice in indie rock with his debut single, "The Times." Born in Singapore and relocating to the UK in 2016, Wood channels his personal journey and mental health struggles into a track that resonates deeply with the challenges faced by today's youth.
Read MoreWith "ADORE," SIR-VERE delivers a pulsating anthem that marks a triumphant return to the studio following their 2024 album Lovescope. This track is a masterclass in blending classic electronic influences with contemporary flair, designed explicitly for the late-night revelers and those seeking a fresh twist on dance music.
Read MoreOn a heady, electric night in Los Angeles, The Wiltern became ground zero for one of the most adventurous and unclassifiable live shows the city’s seen in ages. Geordie Greep — the mercurial frontman of experimental rock band Black Midi — stepped into the spotlight with his solo project, delivering a performance that felt less like a conventional concert and more like a fevered sonic ritual.
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