Gig Reviews

Touring 'Blood on the Silver Screen,' Sasami stopped by Chicago’s Lincoln Hall on May 12th. Check out Dilpreet's photos!

Guest photographer Dilpreet caught Cryogeyser and Flooding live at Schubas Tavern in Chicago

Guest writer John Glab caught the Julia's War takeover show in Chicago and snapped pictures of Hooky, Her New Knife, and more

Leah speaks with armbite about the Philly scene, DIY Superbowl, where they've been, and where they're going

The SWEAT tour featuring Troye Sivan and Charli XCX took over Boston by force this weekend and we got to witness it!

Massing together to witness live music at a festival is a relatively recent human ritual that nonetheless feels extremely strange and sacred. And Pitchfork Festival is the most sacred and strange of these events, at least to a certain group of people who hold indie music and culture in their hearts. It is like Super Bowl Sunday, three days of it; it is like a holy pilgrimage.

'All Hell,' the latest Los Campesinos! record, is out tomorrow and Grace got the details on how it came together from the band before their recent show at Portland’s Aladdin Theater

All Things Go is returning for its 10th anniversary with a new date in New York!

Elizabeth previews this weekend's Pitchfork Fest with 8 acts that you absolutely must see if you attend.

Governors Ball made a triumphant return to Queens this year with multiple sold out days that brought attendees an incredible lineup and countless experiences aside from just the music. Check out what we saw and heard throughout a great three days in New York City!

The Kentucky-based band Knocked Loose hit it out of the park with their 3rd LP 'You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To.' Sarah reviewed the record and caught the band on their latest tour. Check out her review and photos!

Jay caught a sold-out Mk.gee show at Philly's Theatre of Living Arts. Check out their review of the show.

Zac had the chance to attend Green Day's Irving Plaza NYC world tour kickoff private performance, and reviewed the show from these DIY punks turned industry vets.

Jazmin attended the Hopeless Records exhibit in California. Check out their review.

Briston Maroney held Paradise Fest at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville in support of his new record. Check out Lindsy's interview with him and photos from the first night of the fest.