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FILM WITH IGGY POP AND PATTI SMITH HITS THE FESTIVAL CIRCUIT
‘THE SONG OF HIAWATHA: The Life and High Times Of The First Black Hippie' is a feature-length documentary telling the story of the queer political activist and musician of African-American and Native-American ancestry, Hiawatha Bailey, recognized as the first black hippie. The film traces Hiawatha’s path as part of the African-American “great migration” from the Deep South to Detroit in the 1950s, “turning on” to LSD and joining a commune in 1965, becoming the only Black me
Nusa Janssens
May 4


Bowling for Soup Dive Into “In Too Deep” With Reimagined Pop Punk Anthem
(Photo credit: Amy Russell; Left to Right: Rob Felicetti, Jaret Reddick, Gary Wiseman) Bowling for Soup is back with another blast from pop-punk’s past, and this time, they’re taking on a Sum 41 classic. Their newly released reimagining of “In Too Deep” by Sum 41 isn’t just a cover; it’s a love letter to a scene, a friendship, and a moment in music history that still resonates decades later. The track continues the band’s current creative streak of reviving and reimagining
Kayleigh Cooke
May 3


Rock Darlings The Last Dinner Party Bring Their 'From The Pyre' Tour To Toronto
After two long years, on April 23rd, Toronto welcomed back iconic rock band, The Last Dinner Party, to the city. The quintet brought their ‘From The Pyre’ tour to Massey Hall, one of Toronto’s historic venues. From The Pyre is The Last Dinner Party’s second studio album. The project directly follows the theatrical elements the band had laid out in their debut, Prelude to Ecstasy. That being said, From the Pyre is not a simple copy and paste of their previous sounds, but rath

Morghan McCart
May 1


Lily Allen Performs West End Girl at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre
I’ll never forget my introduction to Lily Allen. Back in 2012, I was living in the dorms at Georgia State University. One of my good friends came over, and she put on “F**k You,” the impossibly catchy singalong from 2009’s It’s Not Me, It’s You. Naturally, my first impression was, “Oh, this is fun, catchy, and abrasive!” After a few listens, I was absolutely hooked- What I’d actually discovered was a pop record unlike anything I’d ever heard before. It was clever, tongue-in-c
Jon Freed
May 1


Black Veil Brides Collaborate With Machine Head On New Single "Revenger"
Photo Credit: Jonathan Weiner Thursday, April 23, 2026- metal titans Black Veil Brides are back with a brand new single in collaboration with Machine Head "Revenger" via Spinefarm Records. "Revenger" marks as the band's latest single off their upcoming seventh studio album 'VINDICATE', out on May 8th. You can stream the new visualizer below. Frontman Andy Biersack shares, "I have always been interested in the sort of ethical dilemma that we have culturally of cheering for jus

Emily Agnesini
May 1


Clinton Kane at the House of Blues
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

Victoria Wright
Apr 29
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