Featured: PHOTOS: Frightened Rabbit @ Terminal 5
Featured: PHOTOS: Circa Survive, Minus the Bear, and Now, Now @ The Paramount (LI)
Featured: PHOTOS: Taking Back Sunday, Bayside, & Life Between Sleep @ The Paramount (LI)
Featured: PHOTOS: Bad Rabbits, NGHBRS, Life Between Sleep, & Quiett Dog @ Ollie’s Point (LI)
In the push to promote their newest album, sweet Scottish rockers Frightened Rabbit shifted the band’s live focus to a more bold, full sound, and their performance at Terminal 5 gave every indication that this band is about to leave their current level of popularity in the dust. Lead... read more
In their increasingly grand return to touring, Circa Survive has been relentless in their performances, but also in giving their fans their money’s worth. This time around they loaded the bill with must-see live act Minus the Bear, a supporting act so good that it could have warranted a co-headlining... read more
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When Taking Back Sunday’s original lineup reunited, it didn’t take them long to guarantee that it wasn’t just a one-off novelty of an event. To back that up, they wrote/recorded/released an entirely new album together, and then also announced something that basically everyone was hoping for – a ten-year... read more
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There’s no better musical breath of fresh air than a band that seems to transcend genres, and one of the best groups doing that these days are the funk party rockers of Bad Rabbits. If you can go to one of their shows and not crack a smile or stay... read more
Hailing from Seattle, the sweet-sounding folk rockers The Head and the Heart have seen their popularity shoot sky-high since they burst on the scene with their self-titled debut LP in 2011. Their first few tours, mostly as support for bands like Dr. Dog, helped turn fans on to their sound,... read more
Continuing their relentless touring of 2011′s Odd Soul, Mutemath brought Canon Blue out to a sold out Best Buy Theater for another one of their trademark high-energy shows. Armed with confetti, dizzying multi-colored lights, and yes – his keytar – Paul Meany and the band put on a... read more