Concert Review: The Man Who …… At Rough Trade
The Man Who? What a great, strange name for a band because it launches a
Concert Reviews
Reviewing how the latest concerts speaking to the human experience.
Concert Review: Banners Wave At Rough Trade
I had to do it! I had to make a cheesy pun on Banners name,
Concert Review: Sigrid Is Positive Pop At Webster Hall
At Webster Hall, Sigrid approached the stage like a breathe of fresh air, which
Concert Review: Michigander Sings For Those Trying Through Trials
Facts, I cried at the Michigander show. (lol!) I don’t know what happened. One
Concert Review: Jeremie Albino Is Your Local Troubadour
Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens would call Jeremie Albino an equal. Both men’s life were
Concert Review: Tasha Is Tender At Baby’s All Right
Watching Tasha play at Baby’s All Right, I kept on thinking about black beauty and
Concert Review: Maggie Koerner Is PURE PASSION At Mercury Lounge
Maggie Koerner feels like Dolly Parton became the godmother of Amy Winehouse and Stevie
Concert Review: Grace VanderWaal Is Going To Have A Great Career
Thirty seconds into Grace VanderWaal’s show, I completely understood the Taylor Swift comparisons. No,
Concert Review: Astrid S Confronts Depression At LPR
“I was always sleeping because I didn’t want to wake up to how unhappy
Concert Review: Ashe Makes Truth Her Literal Charm
Ashe is a woman of a thousand faces. Naturally, she is stunningly beautiful, which
Concert Review: Demob Happy Had Me At Hello At Webster
I laugh when I think about Demob Happy because I, literally, heard 30 seconds of
Concert Review: Seratones Are POWER At Baby’s All Right
I know I am powerful, but, sometimes, I wish I had power. At Baby’s All
Diandra Interviews Rose Dorn: A Band of Actual Friends
I got to interview the lead singer of one of my fave new artists, Rose
Concert Review: Black Party Is An Endless Summer
When I first heard bLAck pARty’s album, Endless Summer, it swished and swashed like waves
Concert Review: Conan Gray Is Grace With His Fans
For a secret show, Conan Gray packed Public Arts, and it was a wonder to