Which Element Are You? Inside Elements Festival’s 2026 Identity Quiz FESTIVALS MUSIC PRESS RELEASE by Kelly Katz - July 31, 2026July 31, 2026 There's a question Elements Music & Arts Festival wants every attendee to sit with before they ever set foot on the grounds in Long Pond, Pennsylvania, this August: which element are you? It's not just a cute bit of branding. For the seasons I've covered this festival, the "Meet the Elements"
Muse // Live @ Merriweather Post Pavilion // 7.28.26 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Kimmi Taylor - July 30, 2026 Article and Photos by: Kimmi Taylor Columbia, MD – Outdoor concert season has officially returned to Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, and not even a rain-soaked evening could keep fans away. More than 40,000 concertgoers braved the torrential downpour to witness Muse bring its electrifying The Wow! Signal Tour to the iconic
‘Rent Free’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 27, 2026 In the new thriller 'Rent Free' by writer/director Lakisha R Lemons, a therapist with a dark past and a young hustler, cross paths and soon begin entangled in a web of lies, secrets and perhaps even murder. Shayla (Brandy Specks), meets the cocky Marcus (De'Tuan Williams) in a random encounter and
‘All Saints Day’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 24, 2026 'All Saints Day' is the hard hitting debut feature film by writer/director Matt Aaron Krinsky centering on a dysfunctional Irish-American family in Massachusetts joining forces to save their ailing older sibling who is suffering from alcohol abuse and dementia symptons. The bickering siblings include drifter Ronan (Jeff Berg) and priest Mickey
‘Spades’ movie review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 24, 2026 'Spades' is the ambitious debut feature by writer/director/actor/produce/editor Johnny Yong Bosh. The plot starts in the chaotic battleground of the middle east as soldier pals Spades (Yong Bosh) and Bishop (James Gnarvy) are engaged in a brutal assault with Taliban forces. After tragedy hits, Bishop returns home as a city
‘6000 Waiting’ review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 23, 2026 '6000 Waiting'; The moving documentary short film by award-winning filmmaker Michael McDonald ('Freebird') hits you like an emotional ton of bricks instantly as we witness a young man skydiving into the endless blue sky. As we follow the brave and extraordinary Georgia trio of Ben Oxley, Naomi Williams and Nick
Hot Kitchen review by Robert E. Moore MOVIES/TV by Robert Moore - July 21, 2026 Move over Gordon Ramsey, a new chef is in town! In the new comedy series, 'Hot Kitchen', writer/director/star Bobby Rice heads a motley ensemble of characters in a wacky send up of 'Kitchen Nightmares.' The crew consists of eight contestants including washed up actress Bam Bam, plucky blue collar Jorge,
Hatebreed // Live @ House of Blues Houston // 7.10.26 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED by Ommar Ortuvia - July 15, 2026 Articles & Photos by Ommar ortuvia Houston, TX -- Flashback to 1994: NIN’s “Closer,” Green Day’s “Basket Case,” and Soundgarden’s “Black Hole Sun” are dominating the airwaves. Pulp Fiction and The Mask are killing it at the box office. Seinfeld, Friends, and The Simpsons are making us laugh on TV. The
Umphrey’s McGee / moe. // Live @ The Amp Ballantyne // 7.10.2026 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Jason Robey - July 14, 2026July 14, 2026 Photos and review by: Jason Robey CHARLOTTE, NC -- Two staples of the jam band scene since the 1990s, with years of friendship and different types of collaboration, brought their relationship to the next level with the “moe.ment.UM Tour.” Umphrey’s McGee and moe. made their mark on the Queen City on Friday,
Dashboard Confessional & The Fray // Live @ Everwise Amphitheatre // 7.10.26 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Nick Durcholz - July 12, 2026 Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz Indianapolis – There are scarcely few millennial hearts out there that haven’t been engorged or deflated by one of these two troupes. My dear heart is no different. The Fray’s debut album is a time travel album for me. Taking me back instantly to a very specific