Toronto Dives Into The Deep End With Julia Wolf
Alt-rock artist Julia Wolf brought the Deep End World Tour to Toronto this past Wednesday for a sold-out crowd at The Opera House.
Audrey Hobert Stares Down Stardom at the Ryman Auditorium
Audrey Hobert’s unrelenting commitment to being herself and having fun doing it brought her to Nashville’s historic, Ryman Auditorium, just a a little over a year after the release of her debut album, Who’s the Clown.
A Nostalgic Night With Bright Eyes In Chicago
Indie folk-rock band Bright Eyes turn Metro into a place that feels like home for the night.
A Night At The Cemetery With Fontaines D.C.
Ahead of their upcoming album release, Dopamine Chamber, Fontaines DC spend a night in Los Angeles amongst the spiritual history and fame of Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
INOHA’s Triumphant Return to Toronto
INOHA returns to Toronto on their “This Might Be Useful” headlining tour.
Two Door Cinema Club Celebrates 15 Years Of ‘Tourist History’ In Toronto
Northern Irish indie rock legends Two Door Cinema Club stopped in Toronto to celebrate the 15th year anniversary of their iconic album ‘Tourist History,’ playing it in full.
New York’s Best Kept Secret: People I’ve Met
People I’ve met have found their essence as a band while navigating an unforgiving musical climate.
Rebecca Black Defines What It Means to be a Pop Star for “Exhibitionism on Tour”
Rebecca Black teaches Nashville about what it means to live, breathe, and perform in the “Age of Exhibitionism.”
No Sunday Scaries Here: almost monday Turns Hartford’s Webster Underground Into a Basement Beach Party
On the latest leg of their headlining tour, almost monday transformed the Webster Underground into an electric, sun-drenched coastal escape, proving that endless summer isn't a physical location, but rather a shared attitude.
It’s Lambrini Girls’ World and We’re Just Living In It
The Brighton-based duo take Chicago’s Vic Theatre by storm with their outspoken messages and dynamic performance.
Zolita Initiates Toronto Into Her Cult
Queer indie pop artist Zolita brought the ‘Hell’s Belles’ Tour to Toronto.
Chanpan’s Music Is for the People
Chanpan is a force to be reckoned with sonically and politically.
Pennywise Rips Through Toronto
Pennywise headlines a marathon of punk icons in Toronto, including Murphy’s Law, H2O and Circle Jerks.
Paris Paloma Awakens The Ford With An Earthshaking Set
Witching fairy hours have commenced. Paris Paloma hits The Ford’s stage in Los Angeles for an enchanting set after the release of The Fatal Flaw. Photo via Paris Paloma.
This Is Lorelei Puts on an Opening Set Worth Showing Up Early For
This Is Lorelei opened for Bleachers in Milwaukee, featuring songs from the new album The Singer in My Band.
Malcolm Todd is the Ultimate Sweet Boy
Malcolm Todd breaks down the framework for falling in love at Radio City Music Hall.
Edgehill Brought Indie Rock Heroics to Philly
The OTR favorites’ show at The Foundry was the fourth stop on their first headlining tour.
Yard Act Brings A Little Music to Toronto
Yard Act close out the North American leg of the You’re Going to Need a Little Music tour in Toronto.
Los Angeles Goes All Out with Towa Bird
Towa Bird graced the El Rey Theatre with her presence on Wednesday night and made sure to bring the good vibes with her.
Loathe Is No Stranger to Toronto
Loathe rips through Toronto on their A Stranger to You North America Tour with a sold out show.