Make Them Suffer Takes Us to Metalcore Church at Preserving Underground
Hello, friends. It’s been a minute since I’ve covered a concert. It’s been two minutes since I’ve been to a Make Them Suffer show Read More
Welcome to Sunrise City: Sub-Radio Headlines Thunderbird Music Hall
Washington D.C.-based indie-pop band Sub-Radio visited Pittsburgh’s Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall on their Sunrise City tour across the UK and Eastern US. With Read More
‘Do Not Wait’—The Model & More Tour Proved Wallows Are Worth the Wait in Pittsburgh
Photos by: Abigail McNattReview by: Chris “Oberrated” Ober You can call me Anytime, Always and if you do, I can talk your ear off Read More
Ten Pittsburgh Bands Featured in Holiday Hangover Fest
You know that awkward week between Christmas and New Year’s where no work gets done and you just want to sit around and do Read More
State Champs & Company: “Making me feel whole again”
It was an emo and pop-punk dream come true with the bill that came through Philly: State Champs, Knuckle Puck, Meet Me at the Read More
Eva Under Fire: Toledo Show Review
Article and photos by: Kyle Brown Edited by: Sami Knox When the doors opened at Frankies in Toledo on Friday, December 6th, much of the Read More
Slow Joy Supports Real Friends at Preserving
Review & Photos by Megan McGinnisEdited by Sami Knox Slow Joy, a solo project by Esteban Flores, just wrapped up their supporting role on Read More
“Easy to Love” Couch Supports Cory Wong at Stage AE
By: Megan McGinnis Edited by: Abby McNatt Boston-based band Couch took the stage in Pittsburgh last night, opening for guitarist Cory Wong on his Read More
Swift Closes U.S. Leg of ‘Eras’ Tour in Record-Breaking Fashion
Article by Kyle Brown, Photos provided by TAS Rights Management Edited by Sami Knox Indianapolis hosted the final tour stop in the North American Read More
“Couple More Shows” Brings Stand Atlantic, August Burns Red and A Day to Remember to State College
State College was treated to one of A Day to Remember’s “Couple More Shows” as Stand Atlantic, August Burns Red, and A Day to Remember hit the stage for an evening filled with pop-punk, metalcore, and post-hardcore.