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by Norah Jerinic-Brodeur photo by Norah Jerinic-Brodeur “If they’re down to spend all day in the rain, then I’ll spend all day in the rain (Noah Kahan via Instagram interview); perfectly describes the mindset of all 38,000 New Englanders who were a part of Noah Kahan’s historic concert at Fenway Park on July 7th. This show marked the beginning of Kahan’s tour run of four consecutive sold-out shows at the stadium. To make matters even more dramatic and emotional, it’s a Noah K

by Norah Jerinic-Brodeur Photo by Norah Jerinic-Brodeur If you ask me, I would say that in order to make the most of your time in New York it’s important you embrace saying “yes” to the unexpected opportunities and plans that will inevitably come your way (it’s New York afterall). On June 27th this very situation occurred for me and let me tell you…it was so worth saying “yes”. I had the pleasure of covering North Carolina indie rock band, Harvey Street’s, sold out show at Th

by Andrea Garcia On November 14, 2025, 5 Seconds of Summer released their album “EVERYONE’S A STAR!”, for some reason this such a fitting album name for a band that has grown up in front of our eyes, formed in 2011 by posting cover music videos on YouTube 5sos has established themselves as one the most iconic and recognized “boy bands around the world” (quite literally they win the best boy band award every night since their tour began in March in the UK). There is something

by Lauren Chenette Photo by Lauren Chenette Holly Humberstone kicked off her Cruel World Tour in Boston at Paradise Rock Club on June 3 with the kind of opening-night energy that makes a tour debut feel special. Playing to a packed and eager crowd, the British singer-songwriter delivered a set that balanced emotional vulnerability with infectious confidence, offering an early glimpse of what promises to be a memorable tour. From the moment she stepped onstage, Humberstone ap

words & photos by Sophie Stratford Taking over the Roundhouse theatre in the heart of Camden, London, Erin LeCount is living out her dreams. Having played at the Village Underground just mere minutes away, and to only 90 people at Rae’s just last year, Erin is quickly making her mark on the industry. Queuing halfway down Chalk Farm Road ‘following the white rabbit’, to the Pareidolia pop-up shop, fans line the streets in their white lace clothes emulating Erin herself with n

by Rebecca Tregaskis ‘Being political doesn’t just mean going to a protest it means engaging with your community.’ - Liberation Live photo credits: @max1mus_551, @carahw.photography, @thanh.shaw.21 Last week I jumped onto a rush hour train from London to Brighton. Just outside the city, on the University of Sussex campus, Liberation Live was starting up for the night. Started by the student union as a way to engage students with music and politics, each event hosts an array

by Ella McGivern Radiator are exciting. The London 5 piece played their latest headline show at The Victoria, Dalston, last Thursday night and the vibes were electric. With support from The Draize and irisworm, the east London pub had a night full of great crowds and support. I love this venue and even having been here before, I still get excited walking through the bookshelf (yes, an actual bookshelf) to the stage! The show was held following the release week of the band’s n

words and photos by Cherry Mac It’s been said before, and it’ll be said again: MARIS is the next big pop star you should be watching. Currently on her MARIS Goes to College Tour, this pop artist is commanding the room with her incredible stage presence while simultaneously building community with each fan in her audience. Despite the Spring heat, MARIS called for the crowd to come together and join hands with one another before performing “Chameleon”, a song about insecuritie

words and photos by Andrea Garcia On the second Atlanta night of her Hayley Williams at a Bachelorette Party tour, Hayley Williams turned the Tabernacle into an emotional, intimate, and unforgettable space. Though the venue made the night feel deeply personal, Williams performed with the kind of presence that could easily fill an arena. Still, that closeness is what made this show so special. In a room as beloved as the Tabernacle, every lyric and every reaction felt magnifie

words and photos by Andrea Garcia On March 6, 2026, Conan Gray transformed State Farm Arena from an ordinary concert venue into a healing oasis. Opening with the powerhouse that is “My World,” he made it clear from the very beginning that the crowd was in for something special. The energy in the room shifted instantly as fans screamed every lyric back at him, settling into a night that felt equal parts catharsis, spectacle, and singalong. For those unfamiliar with Conan Gray’

by Lauren Chenette On a frigid Burlington night, the air outside Higher Ground felt sharp enough to snap guitar strings. Inside, however, Laundry Day delivered the kind of warmth that only a tightly packed crowd and a band with full command of its momentum can generate. The New York-based four-piece have built their reputation on DIY ethos and genre fluidity, and that elasticity was on full display. From the moment they stepped on stage, Laundry Day treated the room less lik