Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Robert Plant In the past, when we've been invited to the red carpet, it usually involved our third cousin, a

Rebecca Lovell, Billy F Gibbons, Robert Plant, Sheryl Crow, Danny Clinch Love Rocks NYC 2019 hit the Beacon Theatre last

Before the Chicago Stock Exchange building came down in the '70s, preservationists disassembled its trading room and rebuilt it inside

The Beths' Future Me Hates Me (Carpark) was one of those out-of-nowhere surprises that reminds you why you love music

We saw rock 'n' roll future, and its name is Le Butcherettes. In fact, we saw them twice in the

The last time the Chills did a proper tour of the U.S., Bill Clinton was still in his first term

Adia Victoria is currently on the road in support of excellent and powerful new album Silences (Canvasback). The Nashville-based, blues-leaning singer/songwriter

Le Butcherettes are out thrilling and chilling North American audiences in support of the new bi/MENTAL (Rise). While Teri Gender

With only two albums under her belt, Sarah Shook—with help from her Disarmers—has already established herself as an outlaw-country artist

It's not even March, and Anderson .Paak is already having the kind of year you only dream of. He won

Car Seat Headrest has hit the pavement again on a short headlining tour before gearing up for some high-profile gigs

We've been covering Beirut in MAGNET for so long that even frontman Zach Condon was wearing short pants when we started.

Bob Mould, who marks his fourth decade in music this year, likes threesomes. Sure, he's performed solo and as a

Seun Kuti is the youngest son of late, great Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, and he's been fronting his father's outfit