Black Veil Brides transformed Chicago’s Ramova Theatre into an emotional, high-energy celebration of connection and catharsis.

Converge return to SoCal with three nights of pure intensity, leaving The Belasco in ruins.

Father John Misty delivers a career-spanning night of indie folk and sharp wit in Pomona.

No barricade, no breathing room, just a packed Roxy floor buzzing before the first note even hit.

Puscifer close out “Normal Isn’t” in LA with a cinematic finale and set their sights on Europe.

Vana’s Lady in Red tour rips through Chicago with a stacked, all-killer lineup and nonstop energy.

Three bands, three energies, one night that hit from every angle at House of Blues Anaheim.

Basement turn a last-minute East LA show into a full-blown moment for WIRED.

From first set to final chaos, Sick New World 2026 turned Las Vegas into a full-day sprint of noise, nostalgia, and zero breaks.

From Huell Howser to Pearl Jam’s protest, Coachella’s roots run deeper than the desert dust.

Failure launch their return in a packed Zebulon set that blends new material with Fantastic Planet staples.

Electric Callboy turn the Kia Forum into a full-blown spectacle, capped by a surprise Sum 41 moment no one saw coming.

Terror turned a random Wednesday into full-blown chaos at Superchief Gallery.

Hanabie. hit The Belasco at full speed and never let Los Angeles catch its breath.

Lamb of God bring pure destruction to LA, backed by one of the heaviest lineups in recent memory.

A packed Asbury Hall, a relentless crowd, and a band fully stepping into their moment.

Des Rocs turns El Rey Theatre into a rock revival, with Velvet Chains and Romes setting the stage for a night of swagger and epic tunes.

A packed room, nonstop movement, and a shared energy that cut across generations, this was local music at its most alive.

Peaches brings chaos, community, and unapologetic energy to a sold-out LA crowd, proving nothing about her has softened.

A ritual, not a concert. Ghost turns 2026 into theater.