Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — A sold-out room, three bands with zero quit, and a crowd that sang like their lungs were on the line—Charlotte got the full send. Everclear’s Sparkle and Fade 30th Anniversary Tour isn’t a retro victory lap; it’s a sharp, high-octane reminder that these songs—and these bands—still... Continue Reading →
Even those music fans that don't dabble in the world of death metal are typically aware of the name Cannibal Corpse. Whether it's because they happened to come across them at a larger music festival or even if they simply saw the famous clip from Ace Ventura, Cannibal Corpse has made a name for themselves... Continue Reading →
High energy is the only term that can accurately describe the evening that Marianas Trench, The Summer Set and Senses brought to the Ritz in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Force of Nature tour, headlined by Vancouver's Marianas Trench, has been roaming across the United States over the past few weeks and taking place in venues... Continue Reading →
Photos and writing by Dillon Reesor Saturday night’s sold-out stop of Samantha Fish’s Paper Doll Tour at the Newberry Opera House was a masterclass in contemporary blues—and for my first blues show, it set a pretty high bar. The Opera House itself, with its warm acoustics and classic charm, made the perfect setting for Fish’s... Continue Reading →
Photography and words by Thom Hooper The talented Sydney-based band, Sons of the East, brought their "SONS" World Tour to Charlotte's Underground at the Filmore on October 10th. Both Sons of the East and Kim Churchill, who opened the show, both delivering a series of uplifting songs and heartfelt moments. By the time Sons of the... Continue Reading →
Alex G, formerly known as Sandy Alex G came through Raleigh, North Carolina on his latest fall headlining tour with support from London-based indie artist, Nilüfer Yanya. Before the show even began, the entrance line winded down the venue steps and wrapped around the parking lot. Once inside The Ritz, it was packed wall to... Continue Reading →
Photos & Writing by Kurt Lindhult PHILADELPHIA, PA | UK-based alt metal group Calva Louise continued their month-long US tour at the Ukie Club in Philadelphia on September 24th, supported by their travel mates Sicksense. The basement venue, with its glass chandeliers, wood paneling, and stacks of chairs, was equally equipped to host a pleasant... Continue Reading →
Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC — Jam band quartet Goose returned to the Queen City for a night of electric improvisational interplay, musical peaks, and sonic exploration. The venue buzzed with anticipation and setlist hopes as the sun went down over the growing crowd. This evening’s show was celebrating the 11th anniversary... Continue Reading →
Photos and writing by Dillon Reesor Attendance was on the lighter side at The Senate, but it ended up setting the right tone for the night. Slow Funeral, usually a full band, performed as a solo act this time around — just Mary Norris with her guitar (or keyboard) and a roomful of people there... Continue Reading →
Photos & Writing by Kevin McGann This past week saw the return of Greater Manchester's Elbow to New York City, their first show here in eight years. Despite the 1,800 person capacity of Brooklyn Steel, it felt like an intimate affair with an audience who listened with rapt attention and sang along to most songs.... Continue Reading →
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