Indie-pop outfit Blossoms take over the O2 Forum in Kentish Town for three unforgettable nights. The Stockport quintet has had a string of successes with hit singles, number 1 albums, and sold-out headline shows. Blossoms have been on the rise since their debut 7 years
Phoebe Bridgers and MUNA put on a magical set last weekend in Minneapolis. After having shifted her tour to outdoor venues with proof of vaccine requirements, Saturday’s show was the safest I’ve felt at a gig since the return of the touring industry. MUNA took
Co-headliners and frequent collaborators Quinn XCII and Chelsea Cutler put on a spectacular show for their dedicated fans last week. The show took place at the Armory in Minneapolis, a venue perfectly suited for the duo’s large Minnesota fanbase. The night marked a full circle
Machine Gun Kelly kicked off his ‘Tickets To My Downfall’ tour in Minneapolis last week Thursday, playing to an extremely sold out crowd. Just days before winning a moonperson award for his hit song my ex’s best friend, Colson Baker, known professionally as Machine Gun
Alternative rock trio Demob Happy return to London after over 2 years, showing no signs of slowing down. With every track as hard-hitting as the last, there was no shortage of energy from the second the guitars were plugged in and the drummer’s seat taken.
After what felt like an eternity, Slam Dunk came to life in 2021 and the bands, the staff, even the weather went above and beyond to deliver an unforgettable festival revival. 10 am. Batteries charged? Check. Memory card empty? Check. Camera dusted off? Check. All
Minnesota-born, Nashville-based Bully returned to Minneapolis last Tuesday for a sold out hometown show at Fine Line. The crowd welcomed singer Alicia Bognanno back with open arms, some traveling over three hours to see her perform songs from her latest album SUGAREGG. Cincinnati-based Tweens got
A third live storytelling, a third choir training and a third actual live music, iDKHOW’s show was witty, eccentric and theatrical. 2021 is the year of iDKHOW’s biggest shows to date, returning to the UK after the release of their bewitching debut album RAZZMATAZZ. The
The Hella Mega Tour featuring Green Day, Fall Out Boy, Weezer with support from The Interrupters blasted their way through Minneapolis last week. Originally planned for Summer 2020, many concertgoers in attendance had been holding onto their tickets since late 2019. As one of the
Modest Mouse stopped by The Armory in Minneapolis last week in celebration of their seventh album The Golden Casket, putting on a wonderful show for their loyal fans. As veteran performers with years of experience and a multitude of releases under their belts, Modest Mouse
