In late October, Australian pop-punk powerhouse Stand Atlantic took a trip across the world to kick off their North American headliner tour, which marked their first North American headliner in a few years. Hitting major cities across the midwest and east coast, the band concluded their tour on November 2 at Philadelphia’s Brooklyn Bowl. Having been 3 years since the band properly headlined in the city, Stand Atlantic fans in Philly made sure to show up; the show was even upg

King 810 truly unleashed the epitome of what a metal concert should be on November 1st at The Crofoot Ballroom in Pontiac, Michigan, in support of their Samhain event. This show was quite literally everything a metal show should be. Every single set roared with energy and entertainment thanks to the absolutely stacked lineup.  Starting the night out, Detroit local hardcore band Nuff Said brought the energy to The Crofoot. They had an undeniable stage presence and have proved

There is no better way to say goodbye to the last bits of summer than a concert. Especially when that concert is a band that I have grown up with and rocked out to more than I’d care to admit. Saliva stormed through the Knitting Factory on September 28 th , and it was one of the best shows I have ever been a part of. It was wholly wild being able to be seen by a band, and LYLVC ( pronounced Lilac ) made sure to make the whole set memorable. LYLVC  is such a breath of fresh ai

During his 30-minute performance, Kevin Morby managed to grab the crowd's attention instantly. His performance was filled with grit, warmth, and that easy confidence he carries with him. There are a lot of really great songs on the album with poetic storytelling and steady, hypnotic groove, with saxophone solos from Cochemea Gastelum that add a rich, soulful touch. Morby didn't just warm up the room; his set transformed it. By the end, it was clear he had made some new fans.

The Strand Ballroom & Theatre  Providence,RI  October 29,2025 By Adam Bakelman Lowlives Opening the night in Providence,RI was Lowlives , the British American grunge outfit signed to Spinefarm Records. With their gritty sound and undeniable stage presence, they set an energetic tone for what would become a night of unfiltered rock and roll. Frontman Lee Downer  led with raw, raspy vocals, the band kicked off their eight song set with two heavy hitters “ Freaking Out ,” the ti

Walls of Jericho  undeniably brought the heat to the intimate hometown show at The Shelter, with support from Frozen Ground , Wounded Touch , and Escalation of Force  on October 29, 2025.  Starting the night out strong with Escalation of Force , who brought hardcore riffs and crushing vocals to the table. This absolutely set the tone for the night ahead. Wounded Touch followed their set, which in my opinion, is a band every hardcore fan should keep on their radar. They genuin