Yam Haus celebrates a sold-out show of the grand finale of their 2023 tour at the Mercury Lounge.

Sam Macpherson makes his Chicago debut at Schubas Tavern to celebrate his brand new EP Powerlines! Check out the gallery here.

The Devil Wears Prada devours the stage, opening for August Burns Red's twentieth-anniversary tour in Chicago! Check out the gallery here.

Joining The Summer Set’s Blossom tour, Grayscale takes the stage as the last of three openers at Chicago’s infamous House of Blues!

Lizzy McAlpine brought her End of a Movie tour to Chicago and there wasn’t a dry eye in the theater, check out a review of her thematic sophomore tour reimmersing fans in Five Seconds Flat.

After becoming one of the many up-and-coming artists to go viral on TikTok during the pandemic, singer and songwriter Joe P’s music career skyrocketed. Now in 2023, Joe’s music has given him the opportunity to embark on his first ever headlining tour.

Bikini Kill takes on Chicago’s Salt Shed, check out the gallery from the event!

Muna performed at Glass House in Pomona following their Cochaella performance.

Cece Coakley opens for Field Medic on his first US tour. A full review and gallery of their stop in Chicago.

LAUNDRY DAY host a backyard extravaganza following the release of their single “We All Gotta Find A Reason”.

In the middle of their northeast tour, Boyscott packed the small, popular venue of Baby's All Right from wall to wall.

Local Chicago band Muted Color put on a killer opening set this past week at Empty Bottle. Their shoegaze and indie rock stylings immediately grabbed the crowd’s attention, shifting all eyes towards the stage as soon as the first song began.

New year, new jxdn tour. We got a chance to see one of our favorites once again, this time in Gainesville, Florida. This also marks the first contribution by one of our newest photographers, Ben Robinson, who did not disappoint!

“Rise Against,” the American punk rock band from Chicago, formed in 1999, played their third consecutive show in their hometown past Saturday, April 1st. Three days, three unique setlists that left the audience with a different experience every night.

New York based indie pop group Arcy Drive made their first ever stop in Chicago this past week for their STATTIC Tour. The sold out show brought out fans of all ages filled with excitement to support the band on their biggest tour yet. Arcy Drive’s set included songs across their discography including their newest single They Don’t Dance, along with fan favorite Roll My Stone, and unreleased tunes set to be hits.

Wallice finished her last set opening for JAWNY on tour at Bowery Ballroom for a sold-out crowd. She sang fan favorites like “23” and “90s American Superstar,” as well as some unreleased songs! The crowd matched her energy and gave her a warm goodbye for her last show on the road.

Formerly known as Johnnyutah, Jacob Sullenger gave an electric performance for his second sold-out show in NYC. Between songs, he reminisced on how his dream to play in Bowery Ballroom came true, to a crowd that knew all the lyrics to his songs. JAWNY had people singing along at the top of their lungs and made the floor shake with everyone's dancing.

The Midwest’s own up-and-coming indie artist Nick Wagen, alongside North Caroline’s rising band WOAH sold out their first headline show at Schubas Tavern, for an intimate but energetic night that hopefully marks a new era for Chicago’s independent scene.

Maggie Lindemann brought her Suckerpunch tour to Chicago and killed every second of it! Check out the gallery of her performance from Thalia Hall.

Circa Waves brought their infectious energy and performed hits from their new album Never Going Under to Bowery Ballroom in NYC.