Concert Review: Noah Kahan Is A Star And I’m Crying
I have followed Noah Kahan’s from its beginning and, like Khalid, I feel like
Concert Reviews
Reviewing how the latest concerts speaking to the human experience.
Concert Review: Half *Alive Give Me Full Life At Webster Hall
One of the best shows I have ever seen has to be Half*Alive. With
Concert Review: The Amazons Are Defiant At Mercury Lounge
When it comes to The Amazons, their fans approach them like the literal incarnation of
Declan J Donovan Will Meet You In Vienna
It was a brief set, at Rockwood, but it was enough to make onlookers note
Diandra Interviews Harlequin Gold: Turning Tragedy Into Art
Art often comes from tragedy, and it makes sense. Who has not heard a song
Concert Review: I Miss HOUSE of VANS! At Superchief Gallery
The House of Vans’s The Spirit of DIY campaign has been fantastic, and made Superchief
Concert Review: Paulina Rubio Redefines Legendary At King’s Theatre
Legend is, perhaps, the most wonderful, terrifying word a woman can receive in the industry.
Concert Review: Love Fame Tragedy STRIKE Mercury Lounge
Can one man be LOVE FAME TRAGEDY!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is such a perfect name for an
Concert Review: Lola Kirke Takes Us Elsewhere
Simplicity is always something that fascinates me because it is something I am not. I
Concert Review: Brittany Howard Is My Voice At Beacon Theatre
Personally, I believe that the avid connection fans have between a power vocalist like, Mariah
Concert Review: Catfish And The Bottlemen Storm The Hammerstein
I was extremely excited and curious to see Catfish And The Bottlemen because people ARE
Concert Review: Lime Cordiale Squeeze Sweet Rhythms In NYC
If Parcels, Vampire Weekend, and Tame Impala had a child, that baby would be
Concert Review: Your Smith Is Still Ours At Brooklyn Steel
What I love about watching Your Smith is that i have so much faith in
Artist Close-Up: Yung Bleu Has Got Investments 6
I, literally, heard Yung Bleu’s Investments 6 in a studio with Ciroc and good people,
Concert Review: K.Flay Is A Punk Cheerleader At Brooklyn Steel
In concert, K. Flay felt like a punk cheerleader. Her songs appearing like the