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THE JUMP CUTS (@thejumpcutsrock) Electrifying indie-rock. Stream What A Fun Way To Kill Some Time here. SNOWMEN (@snowmenband) Brooklyn-based post-punk. Stream "Prophet Margins" here. GEWALT (@gewalt_band) Berlin industrial noise-pop. Stream Doppeldenk here. PUBLIC CIRCUIT (@publiccircuitband) Sexy electro-synth-punk. Stream Lamb here. WET IGUANAS (@wetiguanas) Modern Spanish indie-rock. Stream El Truco
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Up-and-coming, female-fronted punk rock group Winona Fighter hit the stages, bringing an electric performance. The rising band brought explosive energy to the Tractor Tavern in Seattle, WA. The Yes Chef Tour is in celebration of the bands' newest album, released on February 14, 2025, My Apologies To The Chef. This
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After releasing their self titled EP in early February, Call Me Amour really hit the ground running by embarking on a UK and Europe tour supporting scene legends Set It Off, alongside TSS and Point North. Approaching the venue, you could already feel the infectious energy buzzing between fans as
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Emo Nite is 10 years old, and they're known for pulling rabbits out of their hats on a normal day. It's no surprise that they did the absolute most to celebrate double-digit status. Formally known as "Taking Back Tuesday," Emo Nite began their festivities on Dec 7 at The Echoplex
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Last we heard from Felicity, they had dropped their new EP Wasted and proceeded to take some time off of social media. They then made an epic comeback with a short winter tour announcement. The Floridian "trash rock" band traveled across the states and found themselves 'Wasted On The West
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Hailing from New York, State Champs released their newest self-titled album State Champs on November 8th, 2024. The meritorious pop-punk band has been around for 10 years and counting. They have played countless festivals and large stages, and been openers for various big-name legacy bands such as Boys Like Girls,
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Patchwork noise-pop band Babe City played a Brooklyn home show at ALPHAVILLE following the release of their debut album, I Love You Forever. Keep up with Babe City and future show dates here.
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Seattle's El Corazón was the setting for Fit For An Autopsy's R&R show – and I don't mean rest & relaxation, we're talking rough & rowdy. With 5 bands stacked on the lineup, including Bodysnatcher, Distant, Sylosis, and Judiciary, this show was one for the books. Fit For An Autopsy recently hit
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The 2000's called–and Taylor Acorn answered! The pop-punk artist joined Dashboard Confessional and Boys Like Girls on their 28-city wide tour this fall. They eventually made their way to Seattle, and played at the Showbox SODO on October 13th. Acorn opened the night, and easily won-over and warmed up
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Indie rock-band, Flipturn, played two back-to-back sold-out shows with Two Door Cinema Club on The Rooftop at Pier 17 in NYC. Keep up with Flipturn and their future shows here.
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Cavetown and Mother Mother co-headlined a tour across North America, two of their last shows taking place at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York City. Mother Mother closed out the show on the 10th.
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The Tennessee-based alternative-rock band, The Band Camino, has been around for nine years and they're still going strong. 'The Taking Shape' tour celebrates their newest EP released on May 17th, Bruises, and they're bringing Knox with them as support
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KALEO performed a sold out show on June 20th at the Wiltern for their North American Payback Tour; the first of 2 nights at the venue. The band is an Icelandic-Blues-Rock outfit consisting of lead singer and rhythm guitarist Jökull Júlíusson (JJ), bassist Daníel Kristjánsson
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Little did the rainy state of Washington know that we would get a return of the Florida-based pop-rock trio Arrows in Action – a whole year since we saw them last. That time he band promised us one thing: that this would never happen again
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VRIS kicked off their North American tour at The Observatory in Santa Ana on June 1st to an enthusiastic crowd; following the release of their single, “Oil and Water,” from back in April. The group is touring alongside Sizzy Rocket, Manchester-based indie-rock group Pale Waves
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Orgy played the Constellation Room to a very packed crowd on April 25th, and I heard some amazing stories from the fanbase that had shown up. Fans first saw the band at the Whisky when they were on tour with Alien Ant Farm – when they played shows at bars that don't exist anymore