Phantogram draws in Toronto crowd with their dreamy electro-pop.

Wallice delivered a passionate, heartfelt, and playful performance that encouraged a lively audience to dance and sing along.

Soccer Mommy balances moments of dreamy vulnerability and slowness with heavier, thicker, more intense indie rock sounds to create the perfect setlist.

Squirrel Flower celebrates 10 years of music by hosting two intimate shows in a hidden space above Metro in Chicago, IL on Feb. 2, 2025.

Singer-songwriter Frances Whitney leaves The Moroccan Lounge with a performance to remember. Cover photo credit: Ryan Yee.

The Backfires treated a lively crowd of fans to a whirlwind line-up of their most up-beat and dance-worthy tracks, all while keeping the energy high on stage and in the audience.

Almost Monday brings the DIVE tour to St. Louis for a night to remember.

There’s seemingly nothing Barnes cannot do.

Motel Breakfast shines at Lincoln Hall during their last performance of the year.

Down With Webster throws a “fucking festive” holiday party at their WIN-tour hometown show.

Indiana native Noah Sties lights up The Brass Rail, energizing the space with an upbeat indie sound. 

Return to Dust bring authentic rock and roll to Toronto’s Velvet Underground.

Orla Gartland closes out her North American tour with a sold out show at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, California.

The band consists only of Ryland Heagy on vocals and guitar and Pat Dougherty on drums, but together, the music they create is unbelievably full.

Kentucky’s best indie folk band, Bendigo Fletcher, made a stop in Madison, Wisconsin, this past week on their fall tour. This was the second time this year that the group filled Madison’s High Noon Saloon with their eclectic sound, beckoning fans of all types to sing, dance, and be merry.

After nearly six years of collaboration, from featuring each other on their respective EPs, to three joint projects, Jeremy Zucker and Chelsea Cutler finally brought ‘brent’ to life at Brooklyn Paramount on Tuesday night for the eighth stop of their North American tour. 

Modern day pop punk icons, Knuckle Puck, hit Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall.