together pangea + the high curbs

Last weekend, I took the massive trip (30 minute drive from my house) down to Baltimore City to see one of my favorite bands ever. I've been catching Together Pangea's headlining shows in the DMV for close to 10 years now, moving from Metro Gallery in 2017 to Baltimore SoundStage in 2026, and everywhere in-between. On a co-headlining tour with The Red Pears and The High Curbs as the show's opener, all three California based bands put on an unforgettable performance. Take a lo

no closer to heaven - the wonder years in md

A few weeks ago, I drove down to one of my favorite venues in Silver Spring, Maryland to see The Wonder Years perform their legendary album "No Closer to Heaven" in full.

modest mouse play two sold out shows at zeyZey Miami to kick off the departure of their ice cream float cruise This Week

Yesterday evening, I returned to my favorite Miami venue to catch Modest Mouse play their second of 2 sold out shows, before their Ice Cream Float cruise. The cruise will feature 3 performances from the band as well as several other talented artists, such as Portugal. the Man, Kurt Vile and the Violators, Mannequin Pussy, Built to Spill, and many more... The packed crowd was filled with fans in sailor hats preparing for the embarkation the following day. Isaac joked that the

Del Water Gap chases the chimera…all the way to Philadelphia

“Philly is a second home,” Del Water Gap explains to a crowd of a couple thousand, on a cold Saturday night. Following the release of his third album, Chasing The Chimera, and returning for the first time in a handful of years, it seems he’s more than glad to be back. The setlist was packed with new fan favorites, like lead single “How To Live” and “Small Town Joan of Arc,” off his latest album. He pointed out the origin of “Ghost in the Uniform” being that of a Covid-era si

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together pangea + the high curbs

a look into "the weight" with cashier

The title track "The Weight" is your final and most recently released single off of the EP — what does that phrase mean to you, and how did it come to represent the record as a whole? I think as we get older, we are more aware of our mortality and our role in life, our interactions and how they affect the version of us that is perceived by others. I feel the weight we carry can be heavy.

no closer to heaven - the wonder years in md

A few weeks ago, I drove down to one of my favorite venues in Silver Spring, Maryland to see The Wonder Years perform their legendary album "No Closer to Heaven" in full.

A Chat with Juliet Daniel

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to conduct my first interview in 6 years (!! :O) with the lovely Juliet Daniel . Juliet is an alternative-pop musician currently residing in the city of Seattle, with a brand new EP containing three high energy genre-bending tracks speaking on the scope of digital life. We chatted in-depth about her latest release (and title track) No New Friends , her experiences in the tech world as a former Microsoft employee, her creative identity

an interview with alxs

Pop singer/songwriter ALXS released her newest single 1800 LET IT GO! on February 20th; an exciting new track that can be described as " a cathartic anthem for moving on and reclaiming yourself after heartbreak". We had the opportunity to chat with ALXS about her latest release, her experience as a multi-faceted creative, and her devoted audience. Take a listen to 1800 LET IT GO! and keep up to date with ALXS 's upcoming projects! Thank you for taking the time to chat with

modest mouse play two sold out shows at zeyZey Miami to kick off the departure of their ice cream float cruise This Week

Del Water Gap chases the chimera…all the way to Philadelphia

Twenty One Pilots “Breach” Tour

During the months of September and October 2025, I made my way to areas of the country I've never even thought of in order to catch a few stops of Twenty One Pilots' Breach tour. If you know me, you know I've spent the past 10 years traveling up, down, and around to see this band perform because one show of any Twenty One Pilots tour is just not enough. The visual production never ceases to amaze - animations dancing throughout amphitheater screens and lighting cues timed

the wombats at the culture room

seeing the wombats perform in fort lauderdale last night (at their first south florida show) was incredibly nostalgic to me. they kicked off their tour in the sunshine state earlier this week in st. augustine, commenting on how even the chilly weather was an improvement to the dreary grey winter og england. granted, it was still over 60 degrees F (us floridian residents tend to complain about any temperatures under 70F). this show brought me back to my college days, when goi

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