Indie folk-rock band Bright Eyes turn Metro into a place that feels like home for the night.
Ahead of their upcoming album release, Dopamine Chamber, Fontaines DC spend a night in Los Angeles amongst the spiritual history and fame of Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
INOHA returns to Toronto on their “This Might Be Useful” headlining tour.
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MUSIC EXTRAS
After Turnstile’s electric set last week, OTR reflects on the rock performances of SNL past.
The South is home to many exciting up-and-coming indie, rock, and alt acts. Explore the playlist here.
From the Jersey Shore to the Potomac River, explore some local Mid-Atlantic acts to know with OTR.
Following his 2025 record, Vanisher, Horizon Scraper Quadeca has returned with the experimental and genre-bending project Life 1.
Indie-rock band Vacations is at their most vulnerable in new album, ‘Pursuit of Anything’.
REVIEWS
Something out of an early-2000s romantic comedy or a summer vacation you could relive forever, Penelope Road pieces their music together with genres new and old, finding a magical space in-between to build their musical world.
Los Angeles-based artist brookelen discusses latest single, musical inspirations, and religious motifs ahead of their emotionally raw EP release, Dark Side of the Sun.
aron!’s debut album features layers of inviting vocals, delicate guitar riffs, and an intriguing variety of chord progressions across its 36-minute runtime.
INTERVIEWS
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Now that we’re done looking back on this year’s highlights, it’s time to ask: What does the music world have in store for 2026?
MONTH BY MONTH
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Audrey Hobert’s unrelenting commitment to being herself and having fun doing it brought her to Nashville’s historic, Ryman Auditorium, just a a little over a year after the release of her debut album, Who’s the Clown.