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by Linda Carlson - July 17, 2018July 17, 2018

Article and Photos by: Linda Carlson Cincinnati, OH – A tremendous blast of classic alternative rock took Cincinnati by storm on July 6 as Riverbend Music Center hosted co-headliners Weezer and The Pixies for a night of lively music and fun. Although these bands have played together in the past, this is their first full tour

Travers Brothership // Live @ Tradition Brewing // 7.6.18

by Sean Chagnon - July 17, 2018July 17, 2018

Article and Photos by: Sean Chagnon Newport News, VA – Travers Brothership began just as their name suggests. Eric and Kyle Travers are twin brothers that have been making music together and performing since they were 13 years old. Being a successful band in the hotbed of music that Asheville, NC

Coheed and Cambia + Taking Back Sunday // Live @ Bayfront Park Amphitheater // 7.6.18

by Michael Flores - July 17, 2018

Article and Photos by: Michael Flores Miami, FL – Located in the heart of Miami, emo-punk fans of Coheed and Cambria and Taking Back Sunday made their way through the Miami traffic to fill the Bayfront Park Amphitheater as the bands kicked off their Summer Co-Headline Amphitheater Tour. With support from The Story So Far the night kicked

Loudwire’s Gen-X Summer Tour // Live @ Miramar Regional Park Amphitheater // 7.3.2018

by Michael Flores - July 12, 2018

Article and Photos by: Michael Flores Miramar, FL – Loudwire’s inaugural Gen-X Summer Tour made its way to the Miramar Regional Park Amphitheater on the perfect summer evening before the Independence Day holiday. Catering to the MTV generation, fans of Buckcherry, P.O.D., Lit, and Alien Ant Farm came together to see a lineup of some

The Trongone Band // Live @ Tradition Brewing // 7.7.18

by Wendy Podmenik Darugar // Glenn Woodell - July 11, 2018

Article and photos by: Wendy Podmenik Darugar NEWPORT NEWS, VA- The South continues to to rise, this time with the strains of song from Virginia's own homegrown favorites, Richmond's The Trongone Band. Delivering southern rock with a natural ease, brothers Andrew and Johnny Trongone accompanied by Chip Hale and Ben White stopped

As Cities Burn // Live @ Jack Rabbit // 6.30.18

by Andrea Chvatal - July 10, 2018

Article and Photos by: Andrea Chvatal Jacksonville, FL – As Cities Burn stopped at the intimate venue Jack Rabbit last Friday evening, and they brought along friends for an evening filled with grooving tunes. Our local opener for the night was Conjure, a grunge/alternative 4-piece rock band from Jacksonville. Their high enthusiasm and home-town crowd

Thirty Seconds to Mars // Live @ Coral Sky Amphitheatre // 6.29.18

by Michael Flores - July 9, 2018

Article and Photos by: Michael Flores West Palm Beach, FL – In a rain or shine event, fans of Thirty Seconds to Mars, Walk the Moon, Misterwives, and Joywave drove through the pouring rain in hopes that it would clear up. Everyone’s hopes came to a reality when the weather cleared up perfectly

Album Review: Kill No Albatross – Speak True Evil

by Adrienne Row-Smith - July 9, 2018

Article by: Adrienne Row - Smith There’s the old saying that the early bird gets the worm. In the case of Burlington based Kill No Albatross, this means being a fairly new band to the Canadian scene, and yet they have already put out one EP (2017’s Lost in Darkness and Distance)

ROMP Music Festival // Live @ Yellow Creek Park // 6.28-29.18

by MonkeyGoose - July 9, 2018

Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz Owensboro, KY -- Every summer for the past 15 years, a small, but beautiful park in northwestern Kentucky becomes a bluegrass music mecca for four days. Spearheaded by the International Bluegrass Music Museum, also located in Owensboro, it is the premier musical event in the entire

Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks // Live @ Zanzabar // 6.22.18

by Michael W. Bright - July 2, 2018July 2, 2018

Article and Photos by: Michael W. Bright Louisville, KY—When Stephen Malkmus comes to town, lots of fans hope to see some version of '90s indie rock icons, Pavement, his first band on the map. What a large portion of Zanzabar’s sold out crowd here in Louisville didn’t seem to realize was