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The Maine I Love You But I Choose Tour Toronto Gallery
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Abronia Releases New Album Shapes Unravel
Originally from Portland, Oregon, this six piece band released their new LP, Shapes Unravel, back in February. This album is full of unique songs that captivate the listener with all sorts of different sounds. Each song has a unique use of woodwinds, durums, brass instruments, guitars and bass. The melodies
Adam Levine Backs Bay Simpson as Rock’s Next Standout Ahead of New Release
Bay Simpson’s “Too Good To Be True” feels less like a debut statement and more like a lived-in memory set to music. Rooted in the nostalgia of growing up in the early 2010s, the track leans into a timeless rock ‘n’ roll sound while delivering something deeply personal
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Alexander Stewart Brings the “What If” Tour to Life at Valley Bar
Alexander Stewart made his way to Phoenix, Arizona for his 3rd to last stop on his “What If” tour at the Valley Bar. As a long time listener, but a first-time concertgoer, I was looking forward to seeing if his live vocals would match up to his recordings and
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BENEE is an Angel and We’re Just Particles
On March 30, BENEE brought her Particles Tour to Phoenix, Arizona, performing at Crescent Ballroom. The tour centers around her newest album, Ur an Angel I'm Just Particles, her first full-length release in five years. With a blend of alternative, indie, and hyper-pop, her music makes
Brands are Becoming the New Record Labels: They Have the Power Now
The Spikes and L.G.R. Unveil The Session Photography Credit: Costanza Lay “From the very start of their musical journey, The Spikes chose to wear L.G.R in every video, not as styling, but as part of their identity. Creating this campaign meant stepping inside the recording studio
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Artemas: Live Music Magic in the Heart of DC
Artemas brought their LOVECORE tour to the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. on March 17th 2026. The show brought high energy, and a display of dark pop charisma and energy. The house was packed and was transferred through a moody and pulsating performance that combined the sensual heavy
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The Myth of “Having It All” Is Cracking—And Melissa Core-Caballo Is Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud
Every industry has its mythology. In music, it’s the overnight success that took ten years. In culture, it’s reinvention. In business, it’s scale at all costs. And for women moving through all three at once, it’s this: You can have it all—if you can keep
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Where The Heart Breaks Free and The Wild Things Run: "Back to Me" Is A Return to Everything That Ever Felt Like Home
Some songs are written from the middle of the storm. Erin Duvall’s new single “Back to Me” feels like the moment after — when the skies finally clear, the air steadies, and you realize you’ve made it through. It’s a song about survival, but more importantly, about recognition:
Gallery: Dropkick Murphys in Omaha, NE 2/26/26
Punk was alive and well in Omaha Nebraska. Dropkick Murphys brought their St. Patrick's Day Tour to The Admiral in Omaha, Nebraska on February 26th, 2006. Supporting acts: The Aggrolites, Haywire and Slugger. Slugger: Haywire: The Aggrolites: Dropkick Murphys:
Turning Pages: Taking Back Her Story, Proving It's Never Too Late To Rewrite Your Life
With Turning Pages, Stefanie Michaela delivers more than an album — she delivers a life statement. At the center of this project is not just an artist, but a woman who pressed pause on her own dreams to raise a family and is now stepping back into her purpose with clarity,
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Burna Boy Returns to Toronto for Two Nights at Scotiabank Arena
This week, Afro-fusion hitmaker Burna Boy lit up Toronto with two nights at Scotiabank Arena, bringing his No Signs of Weakness world tour to the city. Fresh off two Grammy nominations, the Nigerian-born global star continues to cement his status as one of today’s most commanding live