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Autoheart’s headlining Brooklyn Bowl show on December 1st was a celebration. I don’t say that because of the FOH engineer David's birthday that night, or in anticipation of Autoheart’s album I Can Build a Fire celebrating its 10 year anniversary next year; or even because the show
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Twenty-five years ago in Burlington, Canada, a band called Silverstein rolled into the post-hardcore scene. Fast forward to 2025, the band finished their '25 Years of Noise' tour on December 20th in Brooklyn, New York. Four other bands performed before Silverstein. The first was Bloom, an explosive metalcore band from
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Nashville-based power-punk band Winona Fighter recently opened for Waterparks' PROWLER US Tour, hitting Seattle on December 8. Frontwoman and multi-instrumentalist Coco Kinnon, lead guitarist Dan Fuson, and bassist/producer Austin Luther brought the energy and hyped up the crowd by utilizing the rage and frustration that courses through their music.
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Back in September, Chicago-based band Belmont released their new EP titled Last To Love, via Pure Noise Records. The trio consists of Taz Johnson on vocals, Brian Lada on drums, Jason Inguagiato on guitar, and touring bassist Alec Coslow. Through this new EP, the band pushed their own boundaries and
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Alternative rock band Cartel celebrated 20 years of their album Chroma by releasing a re-recorded version of the LP on September 12, via Field Day Records. This version includes re-recorded classics "Say Anything (Else)" and "Honestly," and features newly added guest vocals from Cassadee Pope. Along with this, the Georgia-based
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On September 10, 2025, Breaking Benjamin & Three Days Grace brought their powerhouse co-headlining tour to NJ's Prudential Center. BREAKING BENJAMIN THREE DAYS GRACE Keep up with Breaking Benjamin here, and Three Days Grace here.
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On a bustling Saturday NYC night, a sold-out Nightclub 101 welcomed Melbourne-based Radio Free Alice, and Detroit-based Zastava with open arms and an enthusiastic push-pit. Zastava got the crowd riled up with a powerhouse set of muddy, post-punk fervor. The title track off their 2025 release and debut album Buildings
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Blazing into the city of Seattle, the New York-based alt-rock band, X Ambassadors, put on one of their most memorable shows as they honored 10 years of their debut album, VHS. Released on June 30th, 2015, this record can be credited for launching them into their music career. The group
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Reigning from Queens, NY, the four-piece rock band Bayside pulled together a unique tour playing across North America for two nights at each stop–it's not often that fans get to join a local tour date for two exciting nights in a row. The band's ultimate goal was to play
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DIR EN GREY is back in the US on a solo-headlining tour after 6 years, performing to a very enthusiastic fan base across the country. They sold out the Belasco in Los Angeles 2 nights in a row, and added a 3rd SoCal show at the House of Blues in
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Peach Pit & Briston Maroney sold out back-to-back nights on The Rooftop at Pier 17 on their 'Long Hair, Long Life' co-headlining tour. BRISTON MARONEY PEACH PIT Keep up with Briston Maroney here, and Peach Pit here.
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On May 30th, Beach Bunny performed to a sold out crowd at The Wiltern on their 'Tunnel Vision' Tour–a run supporting their 3rd studio album under the same name. Their album Tunnel Vision contains the same earnest, bleeding-heart lyricism and bubbly-rock sound that the band’s known for. Their
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Cursive and Bright Eyes are two bands that have achieved near-legendary status in the world of alternative music. They've both been touring for decades, and neither band shows signs of stopping. Their stage presence is magnetic. I was significantly more familiar with Cursive going in. Domestica is one of my
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Following the deluxe release of Catch Your Breath's debut album Shame On Me, the band crossed the pond for the very first time on their UK/EU 'Savages Tour.' I first discovered these guys during lockdown in 2020 after the release of their single "Dial Tones," so I had
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Hailing from Orange County, the rapidly growing four-piece rock-band Movements has sprung their Spring 2025 tour into action. Seattle's Paramount Theatre gave them a warm welcome, and extended an invitation for them to come back real soon. This tour's lineup was stacked with Downward, Scowl, and Citizen–each opener brought
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Alternative-rock band Late Night Drive Home played a surprise set at Make Out Music in LA on April 3, 2025. Keep up with Late Night Drive Home and future shows here.