Take This: Win Two Tickets to Theophilus London at 1720
The smoothest of the suave, one of modern R&B’s biggest badasses, Theophilus London is coming to 1720. This dude collabs […]
September 2021
Time is an Illusion: The Circle Jerks at Pappy and Harriet’s
When you think of punk rock you don’t automatically think of Pioneertown, California or Pappy and Harriet’s–at least, you didn’t
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall at Teragram on 9/14
This is it. The last Ty Segall giveaway. Your last chance to see him shred for free. Will you grab
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall at Teragram on 9/13
Ty Segall at Teragram take 3. This ones on 9/13. No case of the Monday’s for y’all going to Ty.
This Ain’t No Reset, It’s A Misdirect: An Evening With Between The Buried And Me At Teragram Ballroom
Sometimes I go to concerts without knowing anything about the band I’m about to see. In the case of Between
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Rotting Out at 1720
Rotting Out played the last underground punk show before the state was locked down. During this time of hibernation, they
When A Band’s Lyrics Become Real: Megadeth at Fivepoint Amphitheatre
I wanted a headline that didn’t beat around the bush. In a world where politics and corruption are the biggest
Croons and Growls at the Greek Theatre with Future Islands
Words and Photos by: Justin Scholz Whether you’re ready or not, live shows are (generally) back. Although there is ongoing
A Comprehensive Guide to Glowing On: Turnstile at Garden Amp and OPAC
Words by: Rob Shepyer Photos at Garden Amp by: Dillon Vaughn Photos at OPAC by: Taylor Wong For my money,
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall at the Teragram Ballroom on 9/6
Two ticket giveaways to Ty at Teragram back to back. Ty Segall‘s residency is sweeping the city with a fever.
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Ty Segall at the Teragram Ballroom on 9/5
The Teragram is back! Ty is back! Ty Segall is doing a fucking residency at Teragram! We are giving away
Take This: Win Two Tickets to Desert Daze
The mystery has been revealed. The pandemic was not only the first year without a Desert Daze since the festival’s