Photography and Writing by Thom Hooper Bright Eyes, the beloved indie-rock band led by the emotionally expressive Conor Oberst, have always worn their hearts on their sleeves and continue this trend on the most recent tour. From the very first notes of “Bells and Whistles,” the latest single from their album “Five Dice, All Threes",... Continue Reading →
Photos and Writing by Kyle Ostrander New York City’s New Colossus Fest brings together some of the best up-and-coming bands each year for several days of amazing, non-stop music. Red Ribbon’s recent performance at The Bowery Electric proved this year’s fest was no exception. Red Ribbon is the brainchild of musician Emma Danner, who released... Continue Reading →
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC —Saturday night at Amos’ Southend was nothing short of electric as Charleston’s own Stop Light Observations rolled into town, bringing a wave of anticipation with them. The night kicked off with Winyah, a fellow Carolina act whose infectious energy set the tone for an unforgettable evening. Winyah... Continue Reading →
Dan Russell-Pinson - February 22, 2025 Lauren Mayberry brought her Vicious Creature tour to Charlotte's Underground last night playing all of the songs from her 2024 solo album of the same name. Opening things off was solo artist Cult of Venus who delivered a dramatic and hauntingly beautiful set switching between keyboards and guitar and... Continue Reading →
Photos and Review by: Jason Robey January 30, 2025: Hot on the heels of the release of their first full-length studio album Girl Dinner, just last week, Colorado bluegrass quartet Big Richard made an early tour stop at the Neighborhood Theatre in Charlotte. The intimate show started with a 45-minute set by alternative-folk group The... Continue Reading →
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC —Neighborhood Theatre was electric on January 22, 2025, as Honeycomb, Moon Hooch, and Too Many Zooz delivered a night of explosive energy and genre-defying soundscapes. From the moment the first notes hit, the audience was on their feet, ready for a wild ride through funk, jazz, and... Continue Reading →
Dan Russell-Pinson - January 21, 2025 2025 marks Silverstein’s 25th year as a band and they brought the celebratory vibes to The Fillmore in Charlotte, NC last night for the 8th stop of their “25 Years of Noise” tour. Joining the party were opening acts Thursday, Arm’s Length and Split Chain. Formed in 2000 in... Continue Reading →
The dimly lit Whisky A Go Go, a historic cornerstone of rock music known for hosting legends such as The Doors, Led Zeppelin, and Janis Joplin, was the perfect backdrop for LØREN’s first-ever headline show. The venue’s gritty, intimate vibe, where old-school charm and modern energy collide, sets the stage for the multifaceted artist whose... Continue Reading →
Photos and Writing by Thom Hooper Four Year Strong brought their blend of pop-punk and hardcore punk to a sold out Amos' Southend Saturday night with openers Free Throw, One Step Closer and Death Lens who all performed in front of a high energy crowd setting the stage for a great evening of music.I have been a fan... Continue Reading →
Photos and Writing by Kenny Brown Hardcore phenoms Better Lovers stopped by The Underground at The Fillmore Charlotte on their current tour for the release of their new album Highly Irresponsible. As a major Dillinger Escape Plan/Greg Puciato fan this was a show I was seriously excited for, and it did not disappoint. The energy... Continue Reading →
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