Category: LIVE REVIEWS

Garbage celebrated the two-decade anniversary of Version 2.0 with the 20 Years Paranoid Tour, recycling old faves in new ways.

Legendary Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr capped off his North American tour in support of new album Call The Comet at

Two-time MAGNET cover star Nick Cave and his very Bad Seeds just completed a brief, four-show North American tour, hitting—for

Metallica brought its WorldWired tour to MAGNET's hometown of Philly, and it had a couple of Brotherly Love connections. The

82-year-young Lee "Scratch" Perry, backed by Subatomic Sound System, is celebrating the 45th anniversary of his classic, dub-pioneering Blackboard Jungle

Even in the dark, Meshell Ndegeocello can shine a brilliant light on her own songs as well as those of

CHVRCHES has been on tour pretty much non-stop since the May 25 release of third album Love Is Dead (Glassnote).

Given the résumés of the three founders of Mom + Pop Music (managing the likes of Metallica, Red Hot Chili

Tank And The Bangas, Tank And The Bangas, Naughty Professor and Big Freedia brought New Orleans to Philly, and MAGNET's M.J.

Sure the two criminal masterminds in Big Thief released solo albums this year (Adrianne Lenker's abysskiss this month, Buck Meek's

The Philip Glass Ensemble performed the composer's minimalist-milestone piece at NYC's Town Hall, where Glass debuted it 44 years ago.

A great quadruple bill is something to savor and appreciate. In all honestly, they don't happen as much as they

In celebration of 40 years of doing whatever the fuck John Lydon wants, Public Image Ltd. hit the road for

Nine Inch Nails just finished a four-show run in New York City (two dates each at Radio City Music Hall