On Saturday night, Gus Dapperton wrapped up the first North American leg of his 2023 Henge tour in his home state, New Jersey.

Polyphia made their long-awaited return to the stage in Toronto on their Remember That You Will Die tour on Saturday, October 21st at East-end venue, History.

The Broadway-darling turned popstar delivered an intimate yet powerful performance at HISTORY Toronto, bringing along Alexander 23 and Towa Bird for the ride.

The London-based indie-rock band give us a night of rock n’ roll decadence.

Hardcore band Anxious stops in Chicago as their opening for The Wonder Years

With the folky-rock sound that pours out from the album, this show could not have been played at a better venue or during a better time of the year.

Over 1000 fans showed up to watch the Australian quartet’s long awaited return to Chicago, as they performed at a sold out show at House of Blues.

The Aces looked effortlessly cool from beginning to end of their hour-and-a-half-long set at House of Blues where they were right at home up on the stage.

On October 5th, rock band Thrice took the stage at Concord Music Hall to give their longtime fans the show of a lifetime.

Singer-songwriter Maisie Peters performed her heartfelt hits to a crowd of adoring fans at the House of Blues in Dallas, TX.

This past week, Off the Record had the opportunity to catch up with our friends Laundry Day at Chicago’s iconic House of Blues!

The crowd roared, chanted, and even howled as the spotlight shone, house lights came down and Thomas Headon stepped onto the House of Blues Orlando stage.

A head of releasing her debut album in November, BABY QUEEN is completing a run of acoustic ‘bedroom session’ shows around the UK to give the fans a taste of what’s to come.

Movements brought their RUCKUS! tour to Chicago and played in perfect angst to a sold out crowd at the Concord.

Climate Pledge Arena was witness to the electrifying and energetic performance of Fontaines D.C. as they hyped the crowd up for the headliner

As the lights dimmed the crowd cheered, allowing their excitement to overflow. Those first few notes carried over the crowd and created a sense of comfort for all those attending.

The Band CAMINO was joined by Bad Suns and Charlotte Sands on the Grand Prairie, TX stop of their Screaming in the Dark Tour.

The California sun was shinning over Chicago as Sun Room geared up to bring their expertise to Thalia Hall.

MisterWives and Bishop Briggs graced the stage at The Sylvee in Madison, WI, with a killer night of rocking feminity for The Don’t Look Down Tour with support by Raffaella. 

The ethereal and charming English singer-songwriter delivered a heartwarming night of indie folk-rock music.