Every now and then, the music community is blessed with a music festival that transcends what these types of events are all about and High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina is no exception. There of course are the multiple talented artists that grace the stages throughout the weekend, the great food vendors and... Continue Reading →
Photos and review by Courtney Breen Lamb Of God returned to Raleigh, North Carolina at the Red Hat Amphitheater on April 16 with the ‘Into Oblivion’ North American Tour, featuring performances from Sanguisugabogg, Fit For An Autopsy, & Kublai Khan. With the recent release ‘Into Oblivion’, the tenth studio album for Lamb Of God, the... Continue Reading →
Photos and writing by Dillon Reesor A packed night at the The Fillmore Charlotte made for one of the more energetic crowds the city’s seen in a minute, even if early traffic meant missing opener Heavensgate. By the time Boundaries hit the stage, the room was already filling in, and they wasted no time getting... Continue Reading →
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — As the ACCELERATOUR USA 2026 made its way through North Carolina this past Friday, the evening was set into motion by the Dallas-based alternative trio, little image. Comprising Jackson Simmons (vocals/guitar), Brandon Walters (bass/synth), and Troy Bruner (drums), the group brought their distinct brand of indie-dance... Continue Reading →
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — Fresh off a heavy-hitting run at Mental Awakening in Atlanta, you’d forgive a band for hitting the stage with a bit of "tour brain." But as Sqwerv rolled into Charlotte’s The Rabbit Hole on Friday night, exhaustion was nowhere to be found. Instead, the Denver-based quartet... Continue Reading →
Words and Photography by Thom Hooper By the time The Devil Wears Prada took the stage at The Masquerade on Saturday, April 11th, the audience had experienced a dynamic progression thanks to three distinct and memorable supporting acts. I Promised The World quite literally jumped straight into the action to start the evening, ensuring that... Continue Reading →
Photos and Writing by Kyle Ostrander British post-punk trio Mclusky have been a name in the scene since the mid-90’s. Their show on Thursday night at Warsaw in NYC proved the group still packs as much energy and charisma as they did when they first started 30 years ago. The band were on the road... Continue Reading →
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN New Tour Dates Announced March 20, 2026 – Boston heavy-pop disruptors JVK releases their debut album Pop Culture Affair, that is out now. Pop Culture Affair goes into the depths of interpersonal relationships and their nuances all while living in a tumultuous, digital age. This album also explores dichotomy in going... Continue Reading →
Photography and Review by: Adam Rodrigues It felt all too familiar… The crowd, the energy, the songs. MxPx rolled through Charlotte and it pulled everyone out, the 90’s kids, the early 2000’s crowd, and now the next wave right behind them. The same songs we used to blast in our cars are still hitting just... Continue Reading →
Words and Photography by Thom Hooper In my humble opinion, 2026 has been a year filled with a ton of fantastic new albums and tours stacked to the roof with great bands. Varials’ "Where The Light Leaves" Tour is no exception, with Hangar 1819 offering the perfect venue for the packed-out event on Friday night.... Continue Reading →
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