Young the Giant and Cold War Kids turned the Kia Forum into an unforgettable hometown celebration, proving two decades later their music still resonates as deeply as ever.

Evanescence proved their music is just as powerful today as it was two decades ago during an unforgettable night at the Kia Forum.

High Fade transform the Teragram Ballroom into a nonstop celebration of funk, rock, and infectious energy.

Corrosion of Conformity proved that decades of experience and crushing riffs are all you need for an unforgettable night at Los Angeles' Regent Theater.

Armor for Sleep delivered an intimate, emotionally charged performance that reminded fans why these songs continue to resonate years later.

Killswitch Engage and Machine Head turned the Hollywood Palladium into a metal battleground with crushing performances, blistering lights, and nonstop energy.

From zombie-filled mosh pits and earth-shaking bass to unforgettable performances and a thriving rave community, Apocalypse Festival once again delivered one of the year's most immersive electronic music experiences.

Witch Club Satan transformed Los Angeles' Lodge Room into a cathartic ritual of black metal, performance art, grief, rage, and empowerment during their first-ever North American tour.

Yellowcard's latest tour stop wasn't just a celebration of Ocean Avenue—it was a reminder that great songs live on through the generations that keep singing them.

Tigers Jaw transformed an intimate room into a sea of crowd surfers, singalongs, and unforgettable memories during one of the year's most chaotic shows.

Between the Buried and Me transformed The Fonda into a progressive metal fever dream, delivering a performance that left reality somewhere outside the venue doors.

We Are Scientists celebrated With Love and Squalor at the Troubadour with a nostalgic, high-energy performance that proved the indie rock classic has only grown stronger with age.

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.