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Everclear returned to the Vogue for a thrilling show Saturday night. The band formed by singer/songwriter Art Alexakis rose to fame in the 90’s with consecutive platinum albums, a Grammy
Last night, Metric took the stage at the Vogue and delivered a performance that was nothing short of electrifying. The Canadian indie rock band, fronted by the charismatic Emily Haines,
The Dave Matthews Band rocked the Ruoff amphitheater with their signature blend of jazz-infused rock and soulful melodies. From the moment the band took the stage, the audience was captivated
The Marcus King Band has been captivating fans with electrifying live performances, blending elements of rock, blues, and soul. They brought their Mood Swings Tour to the Egyptian Room on
311's Unity Tour hit the Everwise Amphitheatre at White River State Park on Tuesday night with special guests Neon Trees and Awolnation. Neon Trees, a pop-rock band from Provo, got things started. They have been around since 2005 and are probably best known for their 2011 hit “Everybody Talks.” Neon Trees is currently touring in support of their 5
Lollapalooza kicked off Thursday at the scenic Grant Park in downtown Chicago. Storms were predicted to be the story of the day, however, luckily only a few sprinkles happened throughout
Lollapalooza rolled onto day 2 Friday getting an early start to the weekend. The overnight rain gave way to sunshine to start to day. The atmosphere was electric and energetic
Lollapalooza officially got the weekend started as the Chicago weather finally cooperated, fitting for the music spectacle. The crowd was noticeably larger especially heading into the evening hours. There was a mix of dedicated fans and casual festival-goers. The large number of attendees lead to congestion, and longer travel times between stages. We started the day off with Brigette Calls Me Baby, a Chicago group who is getting significant airtime on alt rock platforms from their debut EP last year's
Lollapalooza ended its 4-day run on a beautiful hot and sunny Sunday in Chicago. We got there as the gates opened to catch the up-and-comers. One of the early acts
The British alt-pop rockers, Glass Animals known for their genre-blending sound and immersive live shows, continues to evolve and grow their fanbase. In 2017 they came to Indy at the Egyptian Room with an old TV and pineapple on stage. Last night they moved all the way up to Ruoff Music Center with a massive stage backdrop of a space-station with 1970's style electronic graphics. A packed amphitheater welcomed them to Indy and the group commented throughout the show what a large crowd it was. There was a heavy emphasis on new material from their July release,
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