Concert Review: Loote Steal The Stage At Terminal 5
Every stage is another opportunity, and Loote was gaining the chance of a lifetime to
Concert Reviews
Reviewing how the latest concerts speaking to the human experience.
Concert Review: Johnnyswim Are Couple Goals At Webster Hall
“I’m Dead!” said one young woman to her friend. Her response, “They are perfect!” Towards
Concert Review: Emotional Oranges Show Up And Show Out At MHOW
It was only their second show ever, and Emotional Oranges felt like veterans. Though the
Concert Review: The Beaches Lead Pier 17 Into Summer
Starting their summer series, Pier 17 felt like the perfect, open-air space to hold
Concert Review: Fletcher Sings To Exes At Hammerstein
As she told the crowd, “Let’s do shots!” I said to myself, “That’s my
Concert Review: Hudson Taylor Step It Up At Beacon Theatre
There are some artists that can rock a big room and crumble in a small
Concert Review: KT Tunstall Fearlessly Cares At Bowery
What does it mean to be rock n’ roll? For KT Tunstall, it does not
Concert Review: Broken Social Scene Piece Together At Webster Hall
Similar to Sharon Van Etten, the perks of seeing Broken Social Scene is that
Concert Review: Disclosure Play To A Bunch of Romeos And Juliets In BK
Note: I adore Disclosure. I think of the many DJs out there, they bring a
Concert Review: Tacocat Turn MHOW Into Sweet Valley High
Watching Tacocat, made me feel like I graduated Sweet Valley High. They were young,
Concert Review: Jordan Davis Is Lovelorn With Smiles At MSG
I knew what I was in for when I was greeted by a sea of
Concert Review: Teyana Taylor Check-Mates Red Bull Music Fest
Red Bull Music Fest is phenomenal. From Rosalia to FKA Twigs, it has offered some
Concert Review: Black Pistol Fire Blaze At MHOW
There are some performers that give so much to their audience, you wonder if they
Concert Review: My Brightest Diamond Shines At Rough Trade
My Brightest Diamond reminds me of “that friend” you have that, whether you like it
Concert Review: Diane Coffee Goes Bowie At Bowery
Diane Coffee is our generation’s David Bowie. I said it! Of course, no one truly