SHOW REVIEWS
Dinosaur Jr. bring their legendary wall of fuzz to San Francisco's renovated Castro Theatre on October 18, 2026, delivering a sold-out night of indie rock classics, blistering guitar solos, and unforgettable live energy.
Movements deliver an unforgettable night on their Happier Now Tour alongside Balance and Composure, Midrift, and NIIS.
With three original members and Frank Carter on vocals, the punk legends prove they've still got plenty of fire left.
A night of crushing riffs, hypnotic visuals, and raw emotion as Loathe brings their A Stranger to You North American Tour to Hollywood with Fleshwater and Prostitute.
Sweet Pill bring renewed energy and raw emotion to Buffalo’s Electric City alongside Spaced and Heart To Gold.
Arch Enemy unleash Lauren Hart for her North American debut alongside The Black Dahlia Murder in a stacked night of death metal mayhem in Riverside.
Bring Me the Horizon deliver an explosive night of massive mosh pits, pyro, lasers, and unforgettable singalongs.
Show Me the Body bring hardcore, punk, and pure mayhem to Hollywood with Lip Critic, Whispers, and Truck Violence.
Dani Filth and company unleash gothic theatrics and black metal fury at the Vogue Theatre.
Fresh off the release of Hush, Porch Light brought youthful energy, explosive guitars, and a fearless performance to the Troubadour in West Hollywood, with Superhero opening the night.
With Car Culture and Sweden’s Horse Vision opening the night, Chanel Beads transformed the Fonda Theatre into a dreamy, emotional experience.
Sleeping With Sirens launch their North American tour in Anaheim with an emotional opening-night performance and Rain City Drive setting the stage.
With Violent Magic Orchestra and Secret Chiefs 3 along for the ride, Igorrr delivered a genre-smashing night of operatic beauty, electronic madness, crushing metal, and unforgettable visuals.
Social Distortion, Descendents, and The Chats packed three generations of punk into one massive night at the Hollywood Palladium.
With vampp and AVOID setting the stage, sace6 transformed a sold out Los Angeles headline show into an immersive display of just how far the band has come.
The Breeders brought three decades of alt-rock cool to a sold-out Hollywood Palladium, proving Kim and Kelley Deal still know exactly how to own a room.
Billie Joe Armstrong, Tim Armstrong, Travis Barker, and CJ Ramone joined forces as Cretin Family for a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of the Ramones, complete with Billy Idol, The Linda Lindas, Fred Armisen, and a few thousand fellow cretins.
From Patagonia vests to Toyota hats, three days in a park that has been throwing parties for a hundred and sixty years.
Passion Pit turned two sold-out nights at Los Angeles’ Bellwether into a euphoric celebration of synth-pop nostalgia, indie sleaze and nearly two decades of dance-floor anthems.
Backed by a full orchestra at San Diego's Rady Shell, St. Vincent reimagines her catalog in one of the year's most breathtaking performances.
After years of writing them off, one sold-out night at the Wiltern was all it took to completely change my mind about The Pretty Reckless.
Returning to Long Beach, our photographer navigated soaring temperatures, nonstop sets, and one of the biggest assignments of his career.
Wildfire smoke couldn't stop thousands of fans as Gojira, Story of the Year, Landmvrks, Magnolia Park, and more delivered an unforgettable opening day in Grand Rapids.
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.
More than 60,000 fans reportedly gathered in Washington, D.C., as Turnstile transformed a free concert into a massive celebration of music, solidarity, and community.