Gig Reviews

Grace attended Pitchfork Fest in Chicago last week, and put together a review of all 3 epic days of great music and festival eccentricities along with a sweet playlist of the best songs she heard at the fest. Check out her review below while you listen to the highlights.

Matchbox Twenty is embarking on their Slow Dream tour after three years of postponements and Kyle was at the Massachusetts stop to review the show

Grace lays out the must-see sets at Pitchfork Fest 2023, featuring Soul Glo, Palm, MJ Lenderman, Vagabon, and more!

Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” is one of the most anticipated tours of our generation and Kyle was at Gillette Stadium (Night Two) to review the show!

Jazmin caught the insane lineup at Just Like Heaven in California last weekend. Check out their review of the show and the amazing photos.

Ryleigh caught Otoboke Beaver and Rats En Zelo in NYC, took some pics, and wrote a bit about the near-religious experience.

Michelle caught Sunny Day Real Estate's transcendent return to the stage at the Metro in Chicago.

The Alt alumni, Chris Musser returns with an OpEd about growing up, burning out, and finding your place in the exhausting music industry, which was written at the Into It Over It / secret YouBlew It reunion show that happened in Cambridge MA.

Eric Bennett reviews Waxahatchee's livestream performance of their most recent album and reflects on the future of "live" music in quarantine.

Check out Kayla's glowing review of Joyce Manor at FEST.

Giana wrote about seeing The Dodo's play 'Visiter' live and took some awesome photos.

Editors Henderson Cole and Eli Enis caught California garage-psych lifers, Oh Sees, play at Brooklyn's The Warsaw on the first night of their three-night residency. Check out their review of the uncompromisingly energetic show.

From her debut album to her latest release, Mitski has proven time and time again how much of a prolific songwriter, artist, and performer she can be. Sarah was there at her Central Park show on  September 8th, to photograph her fantastic final performance before hiatus.

FIDLAR and France Camp were playing and Adam was there documenting the wild experience. Take a read of his gig review while you check out some photos from that night.

Japanese Breakfast's first of two back-to-back shows in NYC featured Palehound and Hand Habits. It was stunning. Our review: