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Manhattan’s intimate Mercury Lounge welcomed alternative rock group SAMSARA with open arms on Thursday, January 29th. The concert hall is known for their ability to highlight emerging rock artists, while keeping space for established bands…

It’s always interesting to see how an overseas artist will fare on tour in the United States. However, beloved English, singer-songwriter, Sam Fender, left nothing up for debate this past Friday, September 19 at Manhattan’s Terminal 5.…

There was no better way to celebrate Women’s Day at the New York State Fair than with Carly Pearce on stage. From the first note, she pulled the crowd in with that crystal-clear voice of hers—the kind that cuts straight through the noise…

Post-punk unit Preoccupations entranced audiences at the Bowery Ballroom on June 27. Photo: Sophia Strange Formed in 2012, the Canadian post-punk band has been active for well over a decade, consequently boasting an impressive…

English indie rock unit The Kooks brought their captivating act onto The Rooftop At Pier 17 for the New York stop of their latest North American Tour, stunning audiences beneath the stars and amongst the Manhattan skyline. The Kooks.…

Gathered hours before opening, a sea of fans clad in black, formed lines around the Brooklyn Paramount on Thursday, May 29. Known to whisk fans away to a dream-like state, Panchiko is currently on tour for their recent album, Gingko. …

The tour never ends with Fontaines D.C., scoring three sold out gigs at Manhattan's Hammerstein Ballroom. On Friday, May 16, lines queued down the avenues. Fans anxiously waited to see the post-punk Irish group sweep them off their…

The Crane Wives, known for their heart-wrenching lyricism and whimsical storytelling, packed Brooklyn Steel on Saturday, May 10. Fans appeared eager to be swept away in a fantastical world of whimsy and mayhem. Harnessing a sense…

Sunday (1994) delivered a stunning performance on the Bowery Ballroom’s stage as a part of their headlining debut tour on April 5. Photo: Sophia Strange Part pop, part shoegaze, and part sonic velvet, Sunday (1994) formally…

It’s only right for 2024 to end with a slew of high-energy concerts. On Friday, December 20, two Philadelphia based bands, City Wide and Wax Jaw, journeyed to Bowery Ballroom. The two shared similar goals: charm local New Yorkers and…