

Album Review: "locket" - Madison Beer
Madison Beer has released her third album "locket", containing songs of romantic turmoil, amazing vocals, and fun pop and RnB production.
Ashley Adams


10 Aquarius Musicians for the Water Bearers
It’s finally Aquarius season—get ready to wash away the past and move towards a new path with cool tracks by Aquarius musicians.
Taylor Sheridan Lempke


Five Must-go Music Festivals for 2026
From jazz to hip hop, explore vibrant festivals and make unforgettable memories in 2026.
Shelbi Baker


The Power of Rebranding: Top 10 Artist Rebrands
Pitch-perfect vocals, polished tracks, and hard-hitting lyrics are everything in music, but an artist’s brand holds an equal power.
Taylor Sheridan Lempke


Concert Review: The Haunt - New Addiction Tour in San Diego
The Haunt commands the stage at every one of their shows. Read this detailed review to learn how phenomenal the alt-rock band was in San Diego.
Karlee Skipper


Concert Review: AJR - Aragon Ballroom - Chicago, IL
Photo Credits: Live Nation Track List: Bummerland Sober Up Way Less Sad Karma The Big Goodbye Cover - "All-Star" by Smash Mouth Bang! Inertia World's Smallest Violin Wow, I'm Not Crazy Burn The House Down 100 Bad Days Weak There’s so much to say about artistry and technology. For a while, it seemed like the two were in a dance together where neither one was leading or following - it just flowed. Over the past decade or so, we’ve seen technology forget about its dance partner,
Breanna Macomber


Album Review: "People Watching (Deluxe)" - Sam Fender
Fender announced “People Watching (Deluxe)” on October 17, with eight bonus tracks on the docket. Some of the songs on the tracklist had been released on 7” vinyl for World Record Store Day on April 12, but these tracks were mostly new to fans, especially those who couldn’t get their hands on a vinyl copy. Upon listening, it is safe to say that they were well worth the wait.
Tessa Brainard


EP Review: "TOO SEXY TO BE SAD" - LEW
LEW’s undeniable talent shines through her electryfing sophomore EP under her new stage name and genre.
Karlee Skipper


































































