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 →
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 →
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 →
Vienna Vienna Glimmers at The Underground Charlotte
Dan Russell-Pinson - March 19, 2025 "This is my favorite thing to do in the world, so thank you so much for sharing this with me.", said J, a multi-instrumentalist who records and tours under the name Vienna Vienna, during his recent opening show at The Underground Charlotte. Based out of Hollywood, California, Vienna Vienna... Continue Reading →
Stop Light Observations Ignites Amos’ Southend with a High-Octane Performance
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 →
Traffic Cones & Thunderous Horns: Moon Zooz Closes Out a Wild Show
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 →
Silverstein Brings 25 Years of Noise to The Fillmore Charlotte
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 Black Dahlia Murder and Dying Fetus in Charlotte
Photos and writing by Dillon Reesor Charlotte’s The Fillmore was alive and kicking on October 30th, as fans packed in for a high-energy lineup headlined by some of the heaviest hitters in the scene. With crowd surfers and mosh pits in full force, the bill brought out the best in both the bands and the... Continue Reading →
Folk Frenzy Under the Stars: Trampled By Turtles and Houndmouth Light Up North Carolina
Photos and Review by Jolene Rheault On Saturday, October 5, The Amp Ballantyne played host to a night of soul-stirring music, as Trampled By Turtles and Houndmouth delivered an incredible blend of indie rock, blues, and folk. The open-air venue, paired with the cool autumn breeze, made for a perfect setting to enjoy two bands... Continue Reading →
Joywave’s Permanent Pleasure World Tour at The Underground
Pictures and writing by Dillon Reesor Joywave’s stop at The Underground in Charlotte on October 12th as part of their Permanent Pleasure World Tour was an electric night of indie rock and alt-pop. The tour sports a lean bill composed of headliners Joywave and LA-based rock group Hunny. Hunny Flying solo on this tour, vocalist... Continue Reading →
