Curtis Harding brings his self-described “slop ‘n’ soul” sound to the Electric Brixton to kick off the UK leg of his tour. Michigan-born and now Atlanta-based, Curtis Harding has hardly been one for staying still and tonight’s show was a further testament to that. To
Touring in celebration of her sophomore record Sling, Claire Cottrill, better known by the stage name Clairo, treated adoring fans to a beautiful concert last week. She displayed immense artistry and vulnerability, making for a truly exceptional live experience. The Fillmore’s stage, dressed with warm,
Isle of Wight newcomers Wet Leg put on a mesmerizing First Avenue debut last week, marking the second stop on their sold-out US tour. It is amazing to see how far Wet Leg has come in such a short time, having only just released their
Louis Tomlinson put on a heartfelt show at The Fillmore last week in Minneapolis. In the moments leading up to Louis Tomlinson’s appearance, the energy in the venue was electric. As the lights dimmed and his band took to the stage, the screams were overwhelming.
Faye Webster warmed a February crowd at Minneapolis’ Fine Line last week, celebrating her latest album I Know I’m Funny haha with her dedicated and adoring fans. Virginia-based Kate Bollinger began the evening with a delicate opening set. Playing songs from her impressive collection of
Tyler, The Creator stopped through Minneapolis this past weekend on his Call Me If You Get Lost tour, with support from Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown. An amazing lineup of openers warmed up the crowd for Tyler, The Creator. Despite a 45-minute delay
Gracie Abrams gave a magical and intimate performance at 7th St Entry this week on the third night of her This Is What It Feels Like tour. Major buzz surrounded Gracie Abrams’ Minneapolis show, with fans remarking on the privilege of seeing her in a
Remi Wolf put on a stunning performance at Minneapolis’ First Avenue last week, touring in support of her 2021 debut album Juno. Remi Wolf rocketed onto the First Avenue stage after several minutes of the audience chanting “Remi, Remi, Remi.” The screams prompted by her
Kacey Musgraves’ ‘star-crossed: unveiled’ tour kicked off last week in St. Paul, MN with support from openers King Princess and MUNA. The ‘star-crossed: unveiled’ tour began with a beautiful, all-too-short set from MUNA. The trio, composed of Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin and Naomi McPherson, are
Newcastle indie rock trio The Pale White tear up London’s Scala on the penultimate stop of their tour. With their debut album Infinite Pleasure out in the world, it was only time that the band themselves step out on the road as well. Having supported
