The Academy Is… Announce Anniversary Tour
The Story So Far Announce Fall Tour
GALLERY: Movements Spring Tour Shakes Up MGM Music Hall
Rachel Chinouriri Releases Dreamy New Single “Can We Talk About Isaac?”
When We Were Young Announces Second Festival Day
Alex Warren Releases New Music Video For “Ordinary”
Mark Hoppus Announces Book Tour
Armor For Sleep Release 20th Anniversary Vinyl & Cassette Ahead of Spring Tour
PVRIS Reimagine “My House” With Courtney LaPlante
Selena Gomez Releases New Single, Announces New Album with Benny Blanco
Approximately 14 weeks ago, The Summer Set sent emo millennials into a frenzy by announcing their reunion. And not only were they reuniting for some live performances- they were reuniting for good. Dropping their first single in 5 years, “Street Lightning” just a few days later, the band officially stepped back onto the stage and into our emo hearts. And now, the band are
After a week of cryptic tweets relating to many staple scene songs, As It Is have finally released their newest single “I MISS 2003.” “I MISS 2003” honors many big scene names from New Found Glory, Paramore, The Starting Line, and many more. In fact the band has stated 13 bands were referenced in this track, some are easier to spot than others –
Each week, I go through Genius’ album lists and listen to anything I find interesting. Then, at least twice a month, I’ll go through their singles list, updated daily, and make a playlist of a bunch of new releases. I also find music through Spotify, on Twitter and on music blogs With standard non-holiday releases for the year wrapping up within the next few
The 80s may have been 40 years ago, but their influence is alive and well in the music of 4 Minutes Later. A duo made up of rising producers Juynor and Moon, 4 Minutes Later describe themselves as an alien pop band- focused on creating music that serves as a form of self expression and discovery. Having started as an anonymous internet sensation back
Fresh off the heels of their biggest headline show yet, at the Avalon in Los Angeles this past Wednesday, the Nashville-based alt-pop trio is back with new single, “Lose My Number.” The group has actively promoted the track on TikTok as well as with some direct fan interaction, providing a phone number for fans to text. While there are some automated messages involved, they’ve
Off his mixtape Bigger Than Life Or Death, EST Gee released the visuals for his track titled “Make It Even.” The Louisville rapper threatens revenge on his enemies with his gritty wordplay and unapologetic lyrics. Directed by Diesel Filmz, the video takes place in a church and boarders on blasphemous with the inclusion of occult themes. EST Gee dons a red cross on his
The internet can be a wondrous place. With all of the information we could ever need at our fingertips, new methods of communication popping up every few years, and countless trending apps that keep us glued to our phones- technology is very plainly both a blessing and a curse. Allowing us to now be more connected to each other than ever- it also sets
The Stage Production In order to allow others to try and understand my perspective here, I feel it is appropriate to address my relationship with the stage production of “Dear Evan Hansen” before attempting to dive into the film adaptation. I first heard “Waving Through A Window” in early 2017. I was struck by Ben Platt’s vocal performance of what is, arguably, one of
If you are looking for an electro-pop track to help get your sprits lifted and push you through the weekend, look no further than Elephante’s new single, “Dopamine.” The latest release to come from production expert and EDM maestro Tim Wu, better known as his stage name Elephante, “Dopamine” is an ode to grabbing life by the horns and living it to the fullest.
A great song can make or break a scene. With all forms of media from television to movies using music as a tool to assist in keeping audiences engaged, push plotlines along and help to emphasize emotions, soundtracks are some of the most important aspects of cinema- though often overlooked. In fact, when most people think of great music films, they think of biopics,
