Trevor Finlay Turns Inner Turmoil Into Blues-Rock Energy on “(No) Time to Panic”

The Nashville-based guitarist and singer-songwriter channels anxiety, restless thoughts, and raw emotion into a bold new single. Nashville-based blues-rock artist Trevor Finlay has never been one to shy away from putting real-life experiences into his music. With more than three decades of performing, recording, and

Exclusive Interview: The Spikes "Never Tear Us Apart"

The Music: Reimagining “Never Tear Us Apart” 1. INXS's “Never Tear Us Apart” is one of those songs that has connected with listeners across generations. What initially drew you to this particular song, and what made you feel it was the right track for The Spikes to reinterpret?

8TURN is taking over the United States on their 2nd World Tour

Seven member K-Pop boy group, 8TURN, is bringing their second world tour, TRACE, to the United States including a stop in Orlando, Florida. This show is on October 25th, 2026 and is being played at The Plaza Live. There are still tickets available for purchase, and so are VIP

Big Ocean Takes Over The Plaza Live [Gallery]

Big Ocean Photo Gallery from their show in Orlando, Florida on 9/26 at The Plaza Live. Photographed by Mav (Photos by Mav).

Bay Simpson Makes Room for Every Side of His Sound on The New Normal

STREAM HERE There’s a funny irony at the center of Bay Simpson’s The New Normal: the song that once didn’t fit may be the clearest explanation of why Simpson does. The Muscle Shoals native has never sounded particularly interested in choosing between Country and rock ’n’ roll.

Kara Hesse Refuses to Pick a Side on Devil & the Dove

There is something appropriately contradictory about an album called Devil & the Dove. Kara Hesse’s latest record exists comfortably between opposing forces: grit and tenderness, grief and optimism, rock muscle and soul, holding on and finally knowing when to let go. For Hesse, those contradictions aren’t a concept

JO1 Takes Stage at Toronto's Danforth Music Hall [GALLERY]

Breaking Benjamin Brings Powerful Vocals and Millennial Nostalgia to Toronto

Breaking Benjamin brought its Fall Tour to Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, with support from Chevelle, STARSET and Kami Kehoe. The amphitheatre became increasingly packed throughout the night, building toward a headlining set driven by strong vocals, familiar songs and a unique production. Kami Kehoe opened

Gnash Performing on The Garden Tour in Phoenix Arizona [GALLERY]

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EVERY GENERATION THINKS THE WORLD HAS LOST ITS MIND. WELCOME TO THE NEW NORMAL

Once “Too Rock ’n’ Roll” to Fit, Bay Simpson Proves Adam Levine’s Point on The Voice With a Five-Song EP That Refuses to Pick a Lane “It’s in your bones. The tone and the way you delivered the vocals really showed me an understanding of rock ’n’