Category: Contributors
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Chrissy Chlapecka in New York
This past weekend, Chrissy Chlapecka brought the opening night of her Girl On The Moon Tour to the largest space of Brooklyn’s Elsewhere – The Hall.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Wyatt Flores in Australia
American country-heartthrob, Wyatt Flores, has at last brought his highly anticipated debut headline tour, the “Bucking Bin Chicken Tour”, to Aussie shores.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Only The Poets in England
“Live music is not a luxury. Let’s keep it accessible.” An unforgettable message for a noteworthy night. Only The Poets, a Reading-based four-piece band, gained popularity after opening for Louis Tomlinson.
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Ella Mai Takes Her Songwriting to the Next “100” With Brand-New Single
Valentine’s Day is approaching, and there is one artist who never fails to make me feel so in love. And that is Ella Mai.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: partyof2 in Los Angeles
Similar to their most recent album, which discusses resilience under the pressure of chasing dreams in contemporary America, partyof2’s live performance at The Echo in Los Angeles on January 28, 2026 carried that same emotional weight and intention.
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Running in Circles: Lexa Gates Traps Herself Inside “I AM”
Hailing from Queens, rapper and singer Lexa Gates is no stranger to a 10-hour-long performance piece ahead of an album rollout.
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Photo Gallery and Show Review: Atmosphere in New York
“This is Brooklyn and we are all the same. No one is better than the person next to them,” shouted Slug during Atmosphere’s Winter Carnival show at Brooklyn Steel on Thursday night.
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In Conversation With Seamstress: On Their Sound & Evolution, Friendship, and More
Seamstress is a self-proclaimed “dreamy, alt-rock outfit” based in the NYC/Westchester area, established in 2024.
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“Platonic Romance” Finds DRAMA Choosing Honesty Over Illusion
Chicago-based duo DRAMA — producer Na’el Shehade and vocalist Via Rosa — have returned with their third studio album, “Platonic Romance,” their first full-length release since 2020’s “Dance Without Me.”
