Check out coverage from We Came As Romans & Crown The Empire’s co-headlining tour in Seattle, WA.

British rock band, Catfish & The Bottlemen headline their 1st show in Seattle, WA since 2015.

State Champs  stopped in Seattle as part of their Living Proof Tour with Our Last Night, The Dangerous Summer, and Grayscale.

LA Based band Dreamers perform in lead vocalist’s Nick Wold’s hometown city of Seattle, WA

Jesse McCartney performs dedicated crowd after rare winter storm in Seattle, WA.

Bring Me The Horizon stopped in Atlanta, GA on their First Love World Tour.

Drake and Migos played one of their three sold out shows of the Aubrey & The Three Migos tour in Atlanta, GA at State Farm Arena.

Virtual Self brings the Utopia Tour to Wamu Theater in Seattle, WA.

Billie Eilish brought her Where Is My Mind? Tour to Terminal West in Atlanta, GA.

G-Eazy stopped in Kent, WA as part of his The Beautiful & Damned Tour. 

Neck Deep stopped in Seattle as part of their The Peace & The Panic Tour with Seaway, Creeper, and Speak Low.

Whitechapel stopped in Los Angeles, CA last week (December 5th) as part of their Decade of Defilement tour with support from So This Is Suffering, Entheos, Rings of Saturn, and Carnifex.

I went to Vans Warped Tour in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 23rd, 2017.

Pierce The Veil stopped in Hampton, NH on Wednesday (May 17th, 2017) as part of their We Will Detonate Tour with support from Sum 41 and Emarosa.

On March 31st, I went to the A Lesson In Romantics 10 Year Anniversary Tour when it stopped in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Emarosa stopped in Atlanta, GA on Tuesday (November 8th) as part of their fall headlining tour with support from Anabor, Cold Collective, and local band The Everyday Anthem.

Pierce The Veil made a stop in Atlanta, GA on Friday (October 7th) as part of their Made To Destroy Tour with support from Neck Deep and I Prevail. 

Blink-182 stopped in Ridgefield, WA on Tuesday (September 20th) as part of their tour with support from A Day To Remember and All American Rejects.

The 2016 Vans Warped Tour stopped in Atlanta on June 30th and was filled with kids (and adults) anxious to see what this year's roster would have in store, and they did not disappoint.

The 6th annual Monster Energy Carolina Rebellion was a weekend filled with good music, great food, and cool people. With the lineup ranging from Rob Zombie to A Day To Remember, the festival was filled with people excited to see some of the best acts in rock music today. With four stages and over 50 acts throughout the weekend, it was one to remember.