The Huntington Bank Pavilion on Chicago’s breathtaking Northerly Island buzzed with emos of all stature and ages spanning across generations. The sight makes perfect sense, as A Day To Remember’s first record came out almost twenty years ago. The scene has continued on a warpath to keep punk music in the spotlight, deserving of radio…
By Olivia Burns Alt-rock band Teenage Wrist all the way from LA , made their debut Australian appearance celebrating the release of their third album on their ‘Still Love’ headline tour. Melbourne’s well known punk/rock venue, Stay Gold played host to their first stop. It was set to be a great night with local…
The Idobi Summer School fest hit Chicago for the first time to bring a packed, early show, of pop punk and alternative bands to the Concord Music Hall. Aimed as a new fest with the intentions of getting those bands just on the cusp of getting into bigger venues on their own, the chance to…
By Byron Morris Tonight’s show had just two bands. Citizen is a personal favorite of mine, and TBS is a staple in the emo and alt-rock community that needs no introduction. Royal Oak Music Theatre in Detroit, MI, was vibrant with a line stretching around the building filled with elder emo fans ready to…
