Dominique Fils-Aimé’s latest release isn’t a greatest hits compilation or a standard live album. Live at the Montréal International Jazz Festival 2024 is a radical transformation—a fearless reimagining of her past work that feels more like a reinvention than a revisit. This isn’t a singer retracing her steps; it’s a seasoned artist drawing a new […]
twenty one pilots at American Airlines Center, Dallas (Photos)
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Kylie at BST Hyde Park 2024, London (Review)
Kylie’s Hyde Park show was a stunning reminder that she’s far from being a nostalgia act. Just a few years ago, it seemed she might be winding down her career with greatest hits albums, and a Glastonbury Legends slot, but her performance at Hyde Park proved otherwise. Emerging in an electric-red vinyl catsuit, she brought […]
Stevie Nicks at BST Hyde Park 2024, London (Review)
Stevie Nicks made an iconic comeback to the stage at BST Hyde Park in London after canceling a couple of shows due to minor surgery. The excitement was palpable on Friday, July 12, as she kicked off the festival’s final weekend. Nicks continues to be a significant cultural figure. She recently contributed a poem to […]
30 Seconds To Mars at Utilita Arena, Birmingham (Photos)
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Nadine Shah at New Century, Manchester (Review)
Filthy Underneath is the latest offering from Nadine Shah and her most personal record yet. The album focuses on the battles she has faced with addiction since losing her mother to cancer. “French Exit” takes you through the torment of her suicide attempt, “just a French exit/ a quiet little way out/ nothing explicit/ Nina to drown […]
Microwave – Let’s Start Degeneracy (Review)
Microwave released their new album, Let’s Start Degeneracy, on Apr. 26, 2024, about a week before starting their U.S. tour. This album marks a shift for the band from post-hardcore to a refined and eclectic pop sound, a change that accompanies the band’s attempt to put some things to bed. The album’s title seems to have […]
Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties – In Lieu of Flowers (Review)
In Lieu of Flowers, the third studio album from Aaron West and The Roaring Twenties, adds another chapter to West’s ongoing saga. AW20’s previous two studio albums and EP took a personal approach to how West grappled with grief, loss, and divorce. What makes this group unique is that Aaron West is completely made up. He’s […]
Taking Back Sunday at O2 Forum Kentish Town, London (Review & Photos)
Counting Taking Back Sunday amongst the recent throwback revival of early 2000s rock is perhaps more complex than it first appears. The New York quartet are the sort of band that never entirely left the consciousness. Unlike their contemporaries, their last new music wasn’t 10 to 15 years ago, having continually but perhaps sporadically put out new […]
Ariana Grande – Eternal Sunshine (Review)
Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine puts the singer on a new plane and delivers her to a place she has never been before. It is strikingly more mellow than any of her previous albums, and there is a noticeable lack of strain that had been present in the past. This “strain” does not speak for her vocals, which […]