Gasparilla Music Festival obliterated expectations and past lineups from previous years, the funk, passion, and soul were all unleashed and spilling throughout downtown Tampa March 10-11th. The acts that stole our hearts this year were KOLARS, The Young Something, Johnny Mile & The Kilometers, The Roots, War Paint, The Underhill Family Orchestra, Ella Jet, Father John Misty, Brother Cephus, and Spoons just to name a few!
Read MoreOn Saturday March 10 the Dropkick Murphys brought their raucous variety of Celtic punk rock to Washington D.C’s newest concert venue The Anthem, playing before a capacity crowd of 6,000 rowdy fans. Also, on tonight’s ticket the New York based Hardcore Specialist Agnostic Front and the Boston Based Ska outfit Bim Skala Bim.
Read MoreBuku Music + Art Project returned to Mardi Gras World, New Orleans this past weekend and brought with it a powerful lineup of musical artists, delectable local vendors, plenty of adult beverages, and an insane number of lasers.
Read MoreMaking a strong comeback, Wolf Parade and opening act Charly Bliss were welcomed by a warm crowd in Los Angeles at the Fonda Theater on January 19th and 20th. After taking a lengthy hiatus in 2011, Wolf Parade has returned to fans with tons of tour dates to choose from and their new highly anticipated album, ‘Cry, Cry, Cry’. The Fonda Theater was packed of restless fans that haven’t heard from Wolf Parade in years, and as a result generated an excitable and slightly impatient atmosphere before their set. Impatient or not, the audience still didn’t hesitate to enjoy the power-pop anthems of Charly Bliss. Although their bubbly sound differs from Wolf Parade’s darker moods, Charly Bliss had everyone pumped-up and moving to their jaunty jams.
Read MoreA Reggae concert was all Charleston needed to kick off these summer weather days in Charleston, South Carolina. This past Friday at Charleston Pour House, Roots of a Rebellion played a show with The Elamenno Beat and Seewater music. The night consisted of good vibes, personal connections and the crowd dancing all night long.
Read MoreThis past Saturday, Charleston Indie-rock band Stoplight Observations performed a headlining, sold-out concert at Charleston Music Hall. The lineup for the night also included two other local bands: Rare Creatures and SondorBlue. The venue quickly filled up and there was a large crowd front and center standing against the stage shortly after doors opened. Having three local bands headline a show at this beautiful venue, everyone knew it would be fantastic, but we were all blown away by the performances of these talented musicians.
Read MoreSnarky Puppy brought back the funk at GroundUp Music Festival’s second year in Miami, featuring international jazz and eclectic artists, delicious food options, and craft beer to compliment the cool tropical weather that only Miami Beach in February can offer.
Read MoreWe welcome back with open arms another BURGER-A-GOGO TOUR! Burger-a-gogo was created by Burger Records to spotlight strong female based artists. Previous Burger-a-gogo lineups have included: Cat Power, Best Coast, Dum Dum Girls, Shannon & the Clams, Colleen Green, LA Witch, Bleached, and The Julie Ruin. Throughout history music has been the reaction to culture and political events. Music is not only important but powerful and has always been an outlet of people responding to their environment.
Read MoreA college student’s life revolves mostly around attending classes, studying and taking tests, all while trying to find a way to blow off steam. In this story we will dive into the world of those that decided that the best way to do that, is by throwing punches.
Read MoreTake Me To The River is the revival of Mississippi's most adored, admired, and iconic blues and r&b legends William Bell, Don Bryant, Bobby Rush, and Al Kapone, whose passion and drive for this genre of music transparently flourishes throughout their soulful melodies and stage presences. They have all come together to celebrate an unforgettable celebration of the genre that made them all, adding the new twist and astonishing collaborations. Bringing the cherished and iconic legends alongside a new generation of musicians and fans are sure to create some magic on the stage.
Read MoreWhen an artist chooses to write and perform under the moniker “The Sad Song Co.”, certain assumptions about the type of music the artist creates would be perfectly justified and, in this case, fairly accurate. The three albums that have been released since producer and multi-instrumentalist Nigel Powell’s solo project debuted fifteen years ago – miseryguts (2003), Poignant Device (2007), and in amber (2016) – have been explorations of the forlorn and wistful. But Powell sets aside despair for tentative hopefulness with The Sad Song Co.’s new release, Worth, due out February 9th.
Read MoreMemorial Day weekend (May 25-27) brings New England's largest music festival back to Boston with the Boston Calling Music Festival. In the past years, this festival has seen notable artists such as Tool, Bastille, Beck, and Mumford and Sons as headlining acts. True to form, this year the Harvard Athletic Facility, site of this year's festival, will be hosting popular artists in the music industry once again!
Read MoreBeing the largest traveling music festival in the United States, Warped Tour has been touring since 1995. The music festival has revealed many upcoming artists to the spotlight such as blink-182, Paramore, and Katy Perry. Warped Tour has become a community for everyone that loves music, arts, and watching their artists performing in steamy parking lots through blistering storms.
Read Morehee Commons, Hanni El Khatib, and progressive headliners Chicano Batman share the stage to celebrate the end of a year and beginning of a new one. Away from crowded bars full of strangers you probably have nothing in common with and music you probably wouldn’t ever listen to, This was definitely a New Years Eve night unlike any other.
Read MoreWith New Year’s Eve on the horizon, it’s easy for great shows to slip through your fingers. If you were lucky, you made it to Hollywood for Cherry Glazerr at The Fonda. Anyone who found themselves at this Goldenvoice event was treated to an evening of *great* artists with female leads illuminating the stage. What better way to end a year full of Weinsteins than with some strong women rising in music!
Read MoreWhat better way to close out 2017 than with 80’s inspired synth magic, and lasers . . . lots of lasers. Last weekend, both Houston and Austin had an opportunity to experience just that as locals rang in the new year with frigid temperatures – a bittersweet miracle for Texans who rarely experience a “real winter” and groovy music. On the night before New Years Eve, the state of Texas showcased its musical diversity and prowess with Houston-Austin Duo, Night Drive, and Austin residents, Ghostland Observatory, taking the stage at White Oak Music Hall in front of a packed crowd.
Read MoreEmerge yourself in a legendary commemoration and wave nostalgia to the music of your past and be apart of the unapologetic passionate roars of your favorite throwback songs and artist with Emo Night Brooklyn at The Orpheum in Tampa, Florida.
Read MoreRap Caviar, a dynamic official playlist run by the streaming service, has amassed more than 8 million followers, and has become a breakout and spotlight opportunity for new hits and up-and-coming rappers in the streaming world. Partnering with Live Nation, Spotify was able to create a circuit of promotional venues.
Read MoreTwo nights and three great artists came together on one stage for an excellent cause at The Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles, California. Shannon Lay, Ty Segall, and OCS all put on mellow performances that felt more like a private show than anything else. They combined forces to bring support to L.A. Kitchen’s mission in providing meals to the Los Angeles homeless. L.A. Kitchen not only focuses on feeding the city and ensuring that food never goes to waste, but also provides job training, volunteering, and strengthening the communities within Los Angeles. With both nights sold out, it was a successful and memorable event
Read MoreOn August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall with the Gulf Coast and began to wreak havoc across Texas with its torrential downpours, high winds, and resulting floods. One such city that was inundated by days of relentless rain was Houston. Within 48 hours, homes were under water, streets un-drivable, even un-walkable, and lives changed forever. Though it may appear that the city has already “rebuilt” itself, with downtown commuters back in their normal office routines, restaurants open and serving happy patrons, and some lives tuned back into normalcy, the reality is that many Houstonians are still suffering nearly four months after the horrendous natural disaster and the city has a long way to regaining normalcy for all of its citizens.
Read MoreDuring December, of Montreal performed in various cities during their Florida tour such as Gainesville, Tampa, Orlando, and West Palm Beach. The band also performed the anticipated music festival Day for Night in Houston, Texas which was headlined by Nine Inch Nails and Thom Yorke. For the tenth anniversary of "Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?" a deluxe vinyl was released to commemorate the album.
Read MoreArt Basel saturated and soared through the beautiful streets of Miami, Florida with its passionate roars filled with artistic expression, individualism, and culture this past month.
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