Steel Panther and Buckcherry, along with opener Kurt Deimer, brought a fiesta of guitar riffs to MTelus in Montreal.
Five years since its release, Allie X gave life to her well-regarded ‘Cape God’ album with an inventive show at Webster Hall in New York City.
Denzel Curry brought a memorable night of hip-hop to the PNE Forum in Vancouver, with guests Clip, 454, and Kenny Mason.
Rock superstars Twenty One Pilots brought their massive “Clancy Tour” to Birmingham, with support from New Zealand alt-pop outfit Balu Brigada.
The Jazz Kitchen in Indianapolis has become a haven for jazz enthusiasts, hosting its renowned Monday Night Jazz Jam sessions.
Modern rockers Breaking Benjamin hit up the Ford Center in Indianapolis as part of their “Awaken The Fallen Tour.”
Silverstein celebrated their “25 Years of Noise” tour at London Music Hall in Ontario with close friends Real Friends, Broadside, and Greyhaven.
Goya Gumbani brings his “Warlord of the Weejuns” tour to London with help from openers Brian Nasty and TYSON.
As part of their “Tunnel Vision Tour” Beach Bunny touched down at The House of Blues in Boston for one big fun show.
A sold-out show at The Lower Third on April 25, 2025, right in the heart of London’s Denmark Street, for RedHook's London headline debut.
Lucy Dacus and Katie Gavin delivered an emotional, visually stunning show at Boston’s MGM Music Hall on April 21st.
Hip-hop superstar G-Eazy, accompanied by Goody Grace and Marc E. Bassy, brought his “Helium Tour” to Vancouver’s Vogue Theatre last week.
Despite battling a bad case of food poisoning, singer-songwriter Myles Smith delivered for a crowd at the House of Blues in Boston.
Spiritbox, joined by Loathe and Dying Wish, impressed in their largest U.S. headlining show at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston.
Country artist Nate Smith packed the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver with opener Preston James, delivering a polished night of music.
