Noah Cyrus had her final stop of “The Hardest Part Tour” in Los Angeles on November 4th to a sold out crowd at the Wiltern in LA. Fans sang, danced and cried to the Grammy nominated artist performing her debut album. She began the show emerging out of the fog singing “Noah (Stand Still)” wearing […]
With a tour entitled the Back & Better Than Ever Tour (Part 2), indie band The Wrecks leave much to the imagination. They have implied that fans will see them at their best, putting on a show that would be one for the books. This could involve crazy stage productions, a setlist filled with all […]
Playing a show at Manchester’s stunning Albert Hall venue, to me, is always a pivotal in an artist’s career and more times than not is a significant point in a musicians rise to the top. That being said, when I heard Thomas Headon had pencilled in a special show at the famous Manchester venue, I […]
Indie Folk blending musician Gregory Alan Isakov continues to captivate audiences around the world with his remarkable musical talents and unfathomable ability to make a packed-out room feel like an intimate experience. The South-African born singer-songwriter resides in Colorado and has had a long-standing career since first touring with a band at the age of […]
Hometown shows are always something to look forward too, the sense and feeling of a now successful artist returning to their roots and to the people that helped them grow their career into what it is today, there’s just undoubtedly a special aura that you don’t get with every show. Manchester’s very own Aitch was […]
Metal lords Lamb of God rolled into Houston’s 713 Music Hall Wednesday afternoon for their very much anticipated “omens” tour. Joining them on the bill were also metal gurus, Killswitch Engage, Animals as Leaders, and Fit for An Autopsy. Houstonians were stoked crowding into the venue and ready to get their eardrums blasted with awesome […]
Rina Sawayama has had her sights set on being the newest queen of pop for a long time now, and with her latest, and arguably greatest tour yet, she might have finally taken her rightful place on the throne. The Japanese-British singer/songwriter has been on a warpath with her musical talents over the last years […]
Mt. Joy’s “Orange Blood” tour rolled through the Coca Cola Roxy in Atlanta on October 18th. A sold out show on a Tuesday night brought a couple thousand people together to scream along to some of their favorite songs. A few technical difficulties didn’t stop the show but did change the order of the setlist. […]