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. Let’s get it. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE OR: ENTER TO WIN
Ty Segall at Teragram take 3. This ones on 9/13. No case of the Monday’s for y’all going to Ty. Let’s get it. YOU CAN BUY TICKETS HERE OR: ENTER TO WIN
Sometimes I go to concerts without knowing anything about the band I’m about to see. In the case of Between the Buried and Me, I knew they were a prog
Rotting Out played the last underground punk show before the state was locked down. During this time of hibernation, they released an incredible album called Ronin that the band never
I wanted a headline that didn’t beat around the bush. In a world where politics and corruption are the biggest dialogues of the day but people are still subjected to
Words and Photos by: Justin Scholz Whether you’re ready or not, live shows are (generally) back. Although there is ongoing daily uncertainty of how long this pandemic will last, with
Words by: Rob Shepyer Photos at Garden Amp by: Dillon Vaughn Photos at OPAC by: Taylor Wong For my money, Turnstile‘s latest album, Glow On, has more PMA than any
Two ticket giveaways to Ty at Teragram back to back. Ty Segall‘s residency is sweeping the city with a fever. Get down with the sickness and join him at Teragram
The Teragram is back! Ty is back! Ty Segall is doing a fucking residency at Teragram! We are giving away tickets to every night of that residency! This giveaway is
The mystery has been revealed. The pandemic was not only the first year without a Desert Daze since the festival’s inception but hell, it was the first year without a
Dani Miller, lead singer of the band Surfbort walked along the line to admit ticket holders into the Lodge Room moments before the doors opened and the words, “Rainbow Vampires”
Bully pack plenty of heavy and fuzz into their fun, poppy tunes. They sound like the best of punk having the best sex with the best of 90’s alternative music.
Words by: Gloria Velez Photos by: Raymond Ahner Indie label Italians Do It Better, famously known for their artists Glass Candy and Chromatics, which also got its name from the T-shirt