Clinton Kane played at House of Blues on February 18th, and the room felt full before he even came out. I got there about thirty minutes before his set, and even though I missed the opener, you could feel that the energy had already been built up. People were talking, holding their spots, and watching the stage like they were waiting for something important. As a photographer, that kind of anticipation always stands out. It makes you pay attention because you know the moment

Blood Orange played at the Bomb Factory in Deep Ellum on March 5th, and the place was packed. From the moment I walked in, it felt full. People were shoulder to shoulder, all facing the stage, waiting. As a photographer, you can tell when a crowd is really there for the artist, and this one was. When the show started, the lighting was bright and clear. It made everything easy to see and easy to shoot. You could see him clearly, the band clearly, and the crowd too. It felt ope

Fatal Excuse: Fatal Excuse started the night off, warming the crowd up for what's yet to come. They had the task of opening for the event. A young local band from the Central Coast Australia, this marked one of their first big gigs so far. Fatal Excuse started off strong, maintaining a strong sound. The surrounding crowd were all admiring as the band continued on. Engaging with the music, the crowd members were passionate towards the tones of Fatal Excuse, focusing on element

Ultraviolet Magazine is back at the Jersey Shore, this time at a sold-out House of Independents for the “Nights After Vamp World Tour,” featuring Pinknoise, Sillygoose, and Magnolia Park. Upon arrival, the line was already wrapped around the venue, as an eclectic mix of fans eagerly waited to pack inside. The Future of Asbury Is Pink Arizona-based alternative metal newcomer Pinknoise, fronted by Kacey Foxx hit the stage first. Supporting their latest EP ‘Flesh and Bone’, rele

Spring has finally hit Toronto, and with it comes some amazing bands. At the Hard Luck Bar, under a fading red sky, Soul Blind kicked off their Red Sky Mourning tour in Toronto, with support from Split Chain, Downward, Dream Fatigue and local Toronto band, Seventh Dose. After a really quick line check, Seventh Dose took to the stage of Hard Luck Bar. The Northern shoegaze band comprised of lead vocalist and bassist Casper, lead guitarist Andrew, fill in rhythm guitarist Romti

April 1st 2026 | Arlena Laessaari Australia is home to a vibrant heavy music scene, and Northlane ’s 2026 Regional Tour is a lively tribute to what makes live performances in this country unique. Accompanied by local heavyweights Reliqa and Inertia , the tour's stop at the Miranda Hotel demonstrated that top-notch metalcore can thrive outside of arenas. After headlining large venues like the Enmore Theatre in recent years, witnessing Northlane return to the cozy, energetic