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
“Let’s just say the world ended a week from now, what would you do?” That is the first line off of Honne’s new single titled “What Would You Do” featuring Pink $weats. It’s the duo’s first single this year and the timing couldn’t be better with summer getting off to a promising start. Good times are fleeting and Honne focuses on this with lyrics
Despite all of the hardships and uncertainty throughout the last year and a half due to the COVID crisis, creativity was running rampant among the artistic community. Long Island-based musicians Tom Schinkel, of Lake Grove, and John Tocco, of Quogue, both released original material during the pandemic that received widespread acclaim within the local music community. Once live music began to slowly reemerge here
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 June was a month of big returns. Ed Sheeran resurfaced with, of all
Keegan Chambers isn’t about to let herself be silenced, and her new single “Look What You’ve Done” is a warning for anyone who may attempt to wrong her and the fury they will release. A captivating, anthemic rock track, “Look What You’ve Done” gives fans a taste of both Chambers’ songwriting abilities and her impactful vintage-sounding vocals. Feeling both nostalgic in tone and also
Swedish alternative rock band Sweet Teeth are set to release their debut EP Acid Rain July 30. Made up of vocalist Andreas Axelson, bassist Joona Hassinen, guitarist Andreas Sjöberg and percussionist Joakim Öhlund, Sweet Teeth are familiar with the alt rock scene. With the group’s four members hailing from prominent Swedish bands such as Dollhouse, Year of the Goat, The Deadbeats, and Disfear, the
Summer can officially begin now that Mayday Parade has given us the perfect hit for the season with “Kids of Summer.” Sonically this track is the right next step following the releases of their 2018 album Sunnyland and their 2020 EP Out of Here. Throughout their discography, the band has gone through different phases, being a quintessential neon-punk band during the span of 2008-2013,
Real Friends have undergone quite a change since the release of their album Composure in 2018. Following the departure of the band’s lead vocalist and frontman Dan Lambton in February of 2020, the band have stayed relatively silent for the past year. Sharing the occasional post supporting social justice movements, and with each individual band member continually updating their own feeds, the band’s social
Just over two years ago, I had the chance to watch Young Culture perform live for the first time as they opened for State Champs at a December 2019 holiday show. Having only been familiar with a handful of their songs (and frankly knowing no words to any of them), I immediately found myself captivated by both their high energy stage presence and musical
Season 16 American Idol alum, Catie Turner, has released her lead single “Therapy” in preparation for her new EP Heartbroken and Milking It due 16th July. The song is a fun-filled singalong summer tune that will have her fans humming and dancing. The singer-songwriter addresses a relationship where your partner needs to address their struggles, as she sings: “I can’t be your therapy /
The long awaited debut EP from Boston quartet Shallow Pools is here. Headspace houses all the singles the band has released this past year. Alongside releasing Headspace the band also dropped a video for their single “Gardens” which focuses heavily on themes of growth and finding ways to kick cynicism. “Gardens” encompasses the mixed feelings of getting older and coming to terms that chance
