Category: LIVE REVIEWS

New York City declared last year that “Live Music Is Back!” But despite some ongoing stops and starts, that finally

In hindsight, releasing an LP a month before the first confirmed case of COVID probably wasn't the best idea. But

MAGNET photographer Wes Orshoski hit the road to see three very different shows in three very different settings: Kiss at

The Brothers Robinson—singer Chris and his younger, guitar-slinging sibling Rich—have been the motor that drives the Black Crowes machine since

Almost 23 months after releasing Blonde On The Tracks, her excellent contribution to the already rich corpus of Bob Dylan

Nine Inch Nails are playing their first live shows in almost four years, though Trent Reznor and Co. are limiting

Sigur Rós MAGNET photographer Wes Orshoski hit the road to see three very different bands in three very different settings:

Indie-music aficionados in our hometown of Philly shouldn’t fret if they missed Lo Moon’s recent performance at Johnny Brenda’s. The

Kristin Hersh contains multitudes, and the only downside is that a single evening could never capture her complex body of

Buzz Osborne, Dale Crover and Steve McDonald will not care about this review. They don’t have to. As more than

Sarah Beth Tomberlin has a way with words that worm their way into your heart, her understated melodies wearing grooves

Sharon Van Etten The 2022 NON-COMMvention was a parade of musical talent packed into the upstairs and downstairs of Philadelphia’s

New York City declared last year that “Live Music Is Back!” But despite some ongoing stops and starts, that finally

“These days, people are lucky to have a job. Any job. So critics might be uncomfortable with my working so

On paper, Tori Amos’ setlists for the Ocean To Ocean tour seem like a natural progression in her decades-long quest