Avsha opens for she’s green at a sold out Schubas Tavern as part of the last weekend of Chicago’s Tomorrow Never Knows Fest.
Canadian riotgaze duo Softcult celebrated the release of their debut album When a Flower Doesn’t Grow at the Drake Underground in Toronto on January 30th 2026.
Snow Strippers leaving Chicago fans with ripped shirt collars, clothing drenched in sweat, and happy hearts.
From rising acts to decade-long genre staples, here’s a non-exhaustive list of bands to keep an eye on this year.
As 2016 makes a comeback, so do the songs that defined it. Here are a few tracks that might unlock some memories, plus recent releases that would feel right at home in 2016.
Take a listen down memory lane in honor of a decade since the cultural phenom that was 2016.
Get ready to cross the great divide, ricochet off the walls and hit the discotheque in 2026.
After a short hiatus, singer-songwriter Genevieve Stokes gears up for a new chapter with second single, “Medicine.”
Dogpark’s third EP evokes indie nostalgia and corporate cynicism all in one go.
Elizabeth Evans gets real with us about feeling lonely in her 20s, unrequited love, where she draws inspiration from, and more!
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Outside Lands 2025 delivered three days of surprise collabs, new music, and Bay Area magic—plus an unbilled headliner in Karl the Fog, who never missed a set.
Spit, sweat, blood, and fists define the New Friends DIY’s community of strength, respect and love for hardcore.
Minnesota Yacht Club continues into 2025 with amazing performances from local artists as well as amazing headliners, Hozier, Fall Out Boy and Green Day
Shoegaze, singalongs, and a legendary EDM sendoff - Here’s what Kilby Day 4 had in store this year.
Eugene’s first ever Over & Out Festival was a success, the day filled with music from Still Woozy, Goth Babe, Dana and Alden, Verb8im, and Miss Mia.
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The return of fan favorite indie artists and rise of breakout voices are truly making it a Happy New Year.
Cover: Westside Cowboy
Was this the year’s best month for indie, alternative and rock music? Maybe.
Cover: Boyish
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Couch’s first headline show in Nashville warms up the icy city.