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Island grunge reggae sound takes over The Sound in Del Mar for a night as Doah’s Daydream and J Boog take the stage.
Doah’s Daydream kicked off the party, opening up the show with her vibrant pop island style jams, elevating the crowd. The energy that Doah has on stage is electric, contagious even, and as the set went on, the crowd became more...
Metal fans were given a treat when Jinjer headlined Music City, playing to a nearly sold-out crowd at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville.
Japanese metalcore band Crystal Lake opened the evening with a performance that immediately engaged fans and set the tempo for the rest of the evening. While most in the audience were unfamiliar with the group, it was clear th...
Our Lady Peace brings their Thirtieth Anniversary Tour to Las Vegas with support from The Verve Pipe for a night of nostalgic rock.
Our Lady Peace and The Verve Pipe had some of the biggest songs in the alternative rock era of the early to mid nineties. So when this anniversary tour was announced, it was something that...
Rita Wilson brought The Sound of a Woman tour to Chicago’s City Winery, kicking off the weekend with help from Max Bartos.
As the main street outside of City Winery was shut down for the first night of Taste of Randolph (one of Chicago’s largest street festivals), it was a surprising night to have a show scheduled. However, the street closures ended j...
Despite triple-digit temperatures and looming severe weather threats, day two of Vans Warped Tour saw fans once again pack the RFK Festival Grounds.
Staying hydrated became the unofficial theme of day two, with bands frequently reminding fans to drink water and take care of themselves in the oppressive humidity. While overcast skies provided some relief from t...