All Photographs by Sara Rosenthal Sleep Theory brought their high-octane Afterglow Tour Part II to San Diego last week. Along with openers Mourning Eve, Oxymorrons, and Pretty Wild, the packed crowd was dancing, singing, and jumping all night. Sleep Theory has been to San Diego before, but this is the first time as a headlining band. There were no signs of anxiety as they kept the energy high all night, mixing songs from their new debut album Afterglow with a bunch of covers,

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jdxn (Jaden Hossler) and Beauty School Dropout photographed at the Observatory North Park as part of the I Hope This Never Ends Tour.

South Korean Hip-Hop Trio Epik High photographed at The Observatory North Park in San Diego on February 26, 2023.

Photographed by Sara Rosenthal There's nothing like spending time with one of your favorite bands and about 200 of your closest friends....

Photos by Sara Rosenthal Conor Maynard and ANTH photographed on their first tour stop of the CONTINUED Tour at the House Of Blues San...

Photo: Lexy Bouras Last Tuesday, tucked away to the side of glimmering Hollywood Blvd, hip and tiny underground music venue (no, literally, you have to go down a flight of stairs and sacrifice cell service in this subterranean club) Madame Siam hosted Breaking Sound LA, a too-coo-for-school showcase of the hottest local rising artists. While acts like Angelo Vivo, Ada, and Grant Kemp rocked the house with their contagious energy and eclectic variety of sound, I would be lyin

Photo: Jace Melnik Orville Peck: The Bronco Tour & the refreshing revival of the rhinestone cowboy. Following the release of his...

There’s a reason Frank Iero is one of our favorite artists to see live. The raw passion and energy he puts into every note of his recorded songs carry over incredibly to his live performances. Every single night he gets on that stage, he plays as if his life depends on it. And considering his dedication to music throughout life, in a roundabout way, that might just be the case. His fans can easily reciprocate that feeling, creating an electrifying environment at his concerts.

All Time Low is one of those bands that occupies a strange and special place in my heart. Despite listening to them for years, I just recently got the opportunity to see them live for the first time at the San Diego date of the final Warped Tour. Their set was incredibly fun and definitely unforgettable ,but for me at least, one thing was missing: Stella. Was it surprising that my favorite All Time Low song, track 2 off 2009's Nothing Personal didn't make the six-song Warped

Fresh off a new album and a Grammy nomination, British rock band Bring Me The Horizon brought their electric Second Base Tour to The...

On May 10, the band Citizen embarked upon a co-headlining tour with fellow midwest rockers Knuckle Puck. Completing that lineup as the opening bands are Oso Oso and Hunny. From start to finish, it’s a lineup like no other, evoking sing-a-longs, crowd surfing, and mosh pits in cities all across the US. Fans of Citizen are nothing short of loyal, arriving in line hours before doors and holding their own against barricade for even longer, just waiting to hear that first note of

A/N: The title is long, the title sounds misleading. It’s not. I figured I’d put this story in the “I Bought Tickets…” series despite the fact that- as you can tell by the title, I very much did not buy tickets to this show. Still, I think it fits in perfectly with the theme of the series because this story is all about how music moves people and some how some artists can take you on an undeniably unexpected adventure. I like Blink-182. I really do. I’ve always found

Riding the calm synth wave of the 2010's indie music boom, Violet Days brought their dreamy alt-pop right to The Observatory OC (in support for The Midnight) for an evening of dance-able beats and ethereal vibes. Lead singer Lina Hannson captivates the audience with her sweet demeanor and clear, powerful vocals perfectly layered over electric keyboard and drums. The group paird their trendy sound with meaningful lyrics dwelling on themes of love, loneliness, and indecision, m

The role of teen pop star has evolved significantly over the years. In the nineties, you had big, in-your-face idols like Britney Spears...

British pop punk band You Me At Six are bringing their A-game their current tour and nowhere was that more apparent than at the Granada...

Though The Mowgli’s have an impressive indie pop discography, it takes seeing them live to fully get the appeal. These guys bring the...

I go to a lot of concerts. I also know the risk of doing so. I remember hearing the stories of Le Bataclan, Manchester or Las Vegas for the first time, and I still get chills run down my spine. The world is a scary place, and it’s terrifying to know that there are people out there attacking innocent fans at a show, a place that’s supposed to be safe and enjoyable for all. These tragedies haven’t stopped me from pursuing live music, though. I believe that when we stop doing th

Warped Tour is the rock show. Literally, the one from that blink-182 song that we can’t wait to catch once summer rolls around. But it’s...

Going to concerts frequently is obviously the ideal way of living. But between tickets, merch, parking, and food, that money has to come from somewhere. Let’s talk about something most people do but never discuss. The glory of leaving work to go straight to a concert. Whether you are literally getting in your car after that last shift or you have just a bit of time to go home and get changed, there is definitely a way to organize your scattered thoughts. Step One: Pack a bag.