“Well, New York,” Conor Oberst teased as he emerged onstage for “Dance and Sing” early on in Bright Eyes’ set, “we’re f—ing back! What did you expect?” The fans gathered
Unbeknownst to the (approximately) 1,500 fans enjoying a sold-out Dashboard Confessional show on 3/11, the crowd was witnessing one of the last major concerts in NYC for the foreseeable future.
Veteran indie rock band Cold War Kids brought their newest record, New Age Norms 1, for a two-night stand at New York City’s Webster Hall. The second evening featured a
After going on hiatus following their So Long, Farewell Tour in 2016, Motion City Soundtrack made their highly anticipated return to NYC in 2020. At a sold-out night at Webster
NO WIN took the stage for their first-ever NYC concert at Baby’s All Right. What’s more, the LA power pop outfit were also breaking in a new drummer, Ryan Moutinho,
36 minutes. That’s the time it takes to listen to the “Conan’s Complete Collection” playlist on Spotify. Conan Gray’s discography may be in a nascent state, but that certainly didn’t
Fresh off the release of their new album, You Deserve Love, White Reaper packed in a sold-out Bowery Ballroom. The Louisville rockers staked their claim to being “The World’s Best
Three consecutive days of gloomy rain gave way to a dark and stormy Halloween night, when Sleater-Kinney conjured their latest acclaimed album The Center Won’t Hold and throwback tracks alike.
Jenny Lewis brought her acclaimed latest record, On the Line, to a sold-out gig at Brooklyn’s historic Kings Theatre on October 24th. Here are five things that stood out from
Fresh off the release of their acclaimed new album Forever Turned Around, Whitney headed to Brooklyn Steel for a two-night stand. Despite a dreary fall rain drizzling outside, the Chicago
