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by Matt Guevara - May 13, 2016May 13, 2016

Article and Photos by: Matt Guevara NORTHAMPTON, MA -- If you are a fan of heavy music, then you probably know that the metal scene is overflowing with talent. And with so many bands to pick from, it can be difficult to decide which bands to direct your attention to. Fortunately,

The Stone Foxes // Live at Crescent Ballroom // 5.7.16

by Jason Robey - May 13, 2016May 13, 2016

Article and Photos by: Jason Robey PHOENIX, AZ -- The Stone Foxes may be from San Francisco, but any time they play in Phoenix, the crowd treats it like the return of local heroes. This Saturday’s energetic show at the Crescent Ballroom, which also featured two bands that are actually from

The Neighbourhood // Live @ The Roseland Theater // 5.7.16

by Kristina Dawn - May 11, 2016

Article and Photos by: Kristina Dawn PORTLAND, OR— With a travel compact in one hand and a tube of bright red lipstick in the other, The Neighbourhood’s lead singer Jesse Rutherford touched up his colorful lips in preparation to kiss an autographed copy of his new book “&” (a signature move

The Used // Live @ House of Blues Boston // 5.6.16

by Richard Knowles - May 11, 2016

Article and Photos by: Richard Knowles Being a concert photographer, I’m always a bit taken back by just how lucky I am to be able to capture moments of artists I admire on a nightly basis. That being said, this past Friday, The Used came into Boston and delivered one of

Foreigner // Live @ The Calvin Theatre // 5.6.16

by Matt Guevara - May 10, 2016May 11, 2016

Article and Photos By: Matt Guevara Northampton, MA -- Of all the classic rock bands, makers of “Jukebox Hero” and “I Wanna Know What Love Is," (which you've probably heard, or at least should have), Foreigner, are one of the most legendary. Since their founding in 1976, the band has gone

Game of Thrones: Season Six Recap

by Anthony Florez - May 10, 2016June 7, 2016

Article by: Anthony Florez Spoilers ahead. Oh, Game of Thrones. You hurt so good. Three episodes into the sixth season and almost entirely off the reservation at this point, with the George R.R. Martin novels no longer usable as source material -- how are we doing? I'd say fair-to-good. While the first two episodes

The Griswolds & Magic Man // Live in the Pacific Northwest // 5.5.16

by Kristina Dawn - May 8, 2016May 11, 2016

Article and Photos by: Kristina Dawn SEATTLE/PORTLAND -- The Hotline Spring Tour swung through the perfectly drizzly Pacific Northwest Wednesday evening, kicking things off in downtown Seattle. Hundreds of jean jacket doting music lovers gathered into Neumo’s, a seemingly hole-in-the-wall club where bands such as M83, Adele and even Muse have

Getting to Know: THE NEW REGIME

by Sophia Zucker - May 8, 2016May 9, 2016

Article and Photos by: Sophia Zucker If you’re a fan of rock and roll and you haven’t heard of the name Ilan Rubin, you’ve probably heard his work regardless. Ilan has worked with bands like Nine Inch Nails, Angels and Airwaves, and more. But his solo project, The New Regime, showcases

The Front Bottoms // Live @ Emo’s // 4.28.16

by Melanie Allen - May 6, 2016May 6, 2016

Article and Photos by: Melanie Allen Emo’s in Austin, TX became a hot spot for indie kids last Thursday night. Three up and coming indie duos sold out the venue. Headliners, The Front Bottoms, have an insanely dedicated fanbase. People started lining up early in the morning, and many came with

Album Review: The Paul Nelson Band – Badass Generation

by Matt Guevara - May 5, 2016

Article By: Matt Guevara Although the rock & roll scene is constantly evolving, one thing that is not likely to go out of style any time soon is the bluesy, southern rock style that The Paul Nelson Band expertly displays in their new CD, Badass Generation. Formerly of legendary musician Johnny