Kaitlyn Ciccotelli 10/31/19 Kaitlyn Ciccotelli 10/31/19

A Day To Remember | Chicago, IL

Saturday, October 26th, A Day To Remember brought The Degenerates Tour to the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, IL alongside I Prevail, Beartooth & Can’t Swim.

Kaitlyn Ciccotelli 10/24/19 Kaitlyn Ciccotelli 10/24/19

Young Culture | Chicago, IL

Allie Loven 10/21/19 Allie Loven 10/21/19

Jonfin EP Release Show | Chicago, IL

Allie Loven 10/17/19 Allie Loven 10/17/19

Catfish & The Bottlemen | Milwaukee, WI

Indie rock band Catfish and the Bottlemen are currently on their fall U.S. tour accompanied by July Talk.

Allie Loven 10/14/19 Allie Loven 10/14/19

Knocked Loose | Madison, WI

Knocked Loose’s second studio album, A Different Shade of Blue, release tour is being supported by Stick To Your Guns, Rotting Out, Candy, & SeeYouSpaceCowboy.

Guest Contributor 10/8/19 Guest Contributor 10/8/19

Angels and Airwaves | Cleveland, OH

From start to finish, this was a concert we were truly happy to be at. Both Charming Liars and Angels and Airwaves are bands that captivate whatever crowd they are placed in front of and we are so excited to see what is next for them.

Allie Loven 10/5/19 Allie Loven 10/5/19

Grayscale | Chicago, IL

As Grayscale is coming to a close of their Nella Vita tour they made a stop at the Bottom Lounge in Chicago, Illinois. Thirty minutes before the show’s start there was a line out the door wrapping around the sidewalk. The venue started to fill quickly as fans were waiting in anticipation for the bands to take the stage.

Guest Contributor 8/5/19 Guest Contributor 8/5/19

Warped Tour | Mountain View, CA

The Vans Warped Tour had their final stop in Mountain View, CA on July 20th and 21st. With a stacked lineup, there was a lot of music at any point in the day for every kind of rocker.

Allie Loven 7/31/19 Allie Loven 7/31/19

Sad Summer Fest | Milwaukee, WI

The Sad Summer Festival wasn’t all that sad. The fest made its way to The Rave in Milwaukee, WI. Many people are saying this new touring festival is in attempt to replace Vans Warped Tour, but I would challenge that comparison. The two festivals are quite different; both are amazing, but not the same! At Sad Summer Fest there is no worry about overlapping sets; so you don’t have to choose between the bands. Instead, you get to watch them all since there is only one stage.