Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — Saturday night at The Music Yard felt like stepping into a musical vortex where saxophone solos coexist with hot tubs and apologies about cobbler. Kendall Street Company rolled into Charlotte with the kind of energy that turns casual concertgoers into die-hard fans and left no face... Continue Reading →
Fireside Collective Blazes Ahead with Beats and Bluegrass
Interview by Jolene Rheault https://youtu.be/p2doH6-m3EI Fuel the Scene sat down with Fireside Collective for a jam-packed conversation about what’s new and next for the progressive bluegrass crew. We dug into their decision to bring a drummer into the fold, got the scoop on their latest singles, swapped stories from their recent Colorado run, and teased what... Continue Reading →
REZN at Gold Sounds
Photos and Writing by Kyle Ostrander Sometimes you come across a band whose fans all unanimously agree the group is going to be huge one day. Doom metal act REZN are one of those bands. The group has been making a name for themselves over recent years, coming through NYC for several headline shows, as... Continue Reading →
Octave Cat Unleashed: Jesse Miller Talks Jazz, Synths, and the Charlotte Show
Interview by Jolene Rheault https://youtu.be/nvadop36zcA Get ready, Charlotte—Octave Cat is coming in hot! We sat down with Jesse Miller (also of Lotus) to dive into the synth-soaked grooves and improvisational spirit that drive Octave Cat’s electrifying live sets. From vintage gear to modern jams, Jesse shares what fans can expect from their upcoming show and what... Continue Reading →
Eggy Brings Spiraling Energy and Seamless Flow to Visulite Theatre
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — If you’ve been keeping an eye on Eggy, you already know they’re riding a serious wave. The Connecticut-based quartet pulled into Charlotte on their "Here & Now" tour and brought the Visulite Theatre to life with two sets of wildly creative, genre-bending magic. Eggy opened with... Continue Reading →
Killswitch Engage – Spring 2025 Tour
Photography and writing by Thom Hooper Celebrating 25 years of relentless energy and genre-defining metalcore, Killswitch Engage's 2025 tour is a testament to the enduring legacy of the band. With a lineup featuring the crushing sounds of Kublai Khan TX, the melodic intensity of Fit For A King, and the brute force of Frozen Soul,... Continue Reading →
FACS at TV Eye
Photos and Writing by Kyle Ostrander Wednesday night was unusually cold for April in NYC. With temperatures dropping below 40 degrees fahrenheit, almost everyone on the street was dressed in winter jackets, scarves, and gloves. That didn’t stop art rock band FACS from packing out TV Eye with fired-up, devoted fans. The Chicago-based trio is... Continue Reading →
Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country Takes Charlotte on a Joyride Through Space
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault CHARLOTTE, NC — Let’s just get this out of the way up top: if you’re not hip to Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country yet, it’s time to catch up. Kicking off his 30th birthday weekend, the man and his merry band of sonic cowboys rode into The Fillmore Underground last... Continue Reading →
Imminence at The Fillmore Charlotte
Photos and writing by Dillon Reesor Imminence returned to Charlotte, NC on Sunday, stopping at The Fillmore in Charlotte. In addition to Imminence, the night featured electrifying performances from Landmvrks, and Jiluka. With a strong turnout from the start, the energy in the venue was palpable, and all three acts delivered. Jiluka Jiluka kicked off... Continue Reading →
Rising country star Waylon Wyatt captivates audiences at The Evening Muse with a series of sold-out performances
If you are unfamiliar with Waylon Wyatt, the 18-year-old Arkansas songwriter who is set to graduate from high school this year, he has quickly made a name for himself. Signed to Darkroom Records, a label renowned for discovering Billie Eilish at the age of 14, Wyatt draws inspiration from various artists, including Tyler Childers, Hank... Continue Reading →
