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Indie-rock outfit Sunday (1994) continue to garner attention with their cinematic soundscapes, moody aesthetics, and nostalgic guitar-driven energy. The band’s song “Blonde” was recently featured in a key scene of the Netflix show “Crew Girl” while the band has performed numerous sold-out shows since the release of their debut self-titled EP in 2024. “It gets to a point where we were like, ‘Fuck it, let’s just do exactly what feels authentic to who we are.

Rising indie-rock artist Annie DiRusso joined Hayley Williams in Nashville earlier this year to perform her song “Wearing Pants Again” and was subsequently tapped to open for Williams during her Latin America tour later this year. DiRusso shared.

RIO KOSTA, comprised of Mike Del Rio & Kosta Galanopoulos came together by chance and released their critically acclaimed album ‘Unicorn’ last year. They’ve since played numerous festivals, made a big splash with sold-out shows in the US and Europe.

Renowned singer-songwriter LP is currently on tour in support of the release of their latest album, ‘Room 12.’ The album serves as a deeply personal reflection on love, loss, and personal growth, anchored by vibrant focus tracks like “Don’t Stop” and “30 Second Chances.” /p> “We all sometimes feel that like the world is just like too heavy… and I think the main thing I’ve learned is just talking about it with the people you love.” Now on their eight album, ‘Room 12’ sees LP capturing...

Rising singer-songwriter Bo Staloch is carving out a visceral, deeply vulnerable space in modern acoustic music. Hailing from Austin and now based in Nashville, the Capitol Records artist captured hearts with his breakthrough acoustic-driven showcases and emotionally resonant songwriting.

Berlin-based Australian quintet Parcels have officially ushered in their next creative era with Ok ok now, a striking release that seamlessly redefines their signature fusion of retro-funk precision and contemporary indie-pop sensibilities. The new project captures a group operating at the absolute peak of their collaborative powers, balancing infectious danceability with remarkably nuanced songwriting.

Slayyyter brought her Worst Girl in the World tour to Boston, MA, on September 29th, turning Roadrunner into a playground for pop’s most unapologetic party girl. Fans lined up around the venue dressed to impress, sporting rhinestones, trucker hats, camo, corsets, and anything that made a statement. The aesthetic was loud, chaotic, and unapologetically Slayyyter.

This past weekend ushered in the 25th anniversary of the Austin City Limits Music Festival and was instantly one of the most memorable in recent memory. With music fans excited for the stellar lineup, the rain and subsequent mud it created turned out to be all anyone could talk about. The heavy rain from Thursday and into Friday transformed Zilker Park’s grassy park into a sprawling, mud-slicked playground that remained throughout the weekend.

Boys Like Girls made a special appearance in Boston, MA for The Soundtrack of Your Summer Fest, a one-night-only hometown celebration of the band’s early albums and the music that helped define the pop-punk era. Hosted by Boys Like Girls on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at Leader Bank Pavilion, the show featured Boys Like Girls (2006) and Love Drunk (2009) performed in their entirety.

San Francisco and electronic music have always gone hand in hand over many decades, so it’s only fitting that the city is host to the burgeoning Portola Music Festival. Now in its fifth consecutive year, Portola brought all the buzz to an overwhelming crowd of dance music fans this past weekend. The typical SF weather was relatively warm during the day and chilly at night, but it didn’t matter with all the dancing and vibing to the stellar performances.