Rise Against perform at The National in Richmond, VA with support from L.S.Dunes.

The Devil Wears Prada is Eternal Tour at St. Andrew’s Hall in Detroit, featuring support from Silent Planet, SeeYouSpaceCowboy, Like Moths To Flames, and Greyhaven.

Underoath sell out Seattle’s Showbox SoDo in celebration of 20 years of They’re Only Chasing Safety.

Atarashii Gakko! perform at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. on October 11.

Dashboard Confessional’s Fall 2024 tour in Spokane, WA, with support from Boys Like Girls and Taylor Acorn.

Sleeping With Sirens celebrate their breakthrough album Let's Cheers To This with a full album playthrough tour, featuring support from Holding Absence and Teenage Joans.

Polaris played Cleveland's House of Blues on their 2024 North American tour, with support from blessthefall, Thousand Below, and Nerv.

K.Flay's Way Out West tour came to Spokane, WA's Knitting Factory, with opener Frances Forever.

idobi Radio Summer School at Seattle, WA’s Showbox SoDo, featuring The Home Team, Stand Atlantic, Scene Queen, Magnolia Park, Honey Revenge, and Letdown.

Something Corporate’s Out of Office reunion tour stopped at Redmond, WA’s Marymoor Park, with openers Mae and The Spill Canvas.

The Story So Far opened A Day To Remember’s Least Anticipated Album Tour in Seattle, WA.

The Band Camino brought The Taking Shape Tour to Spokane, Washington this past Tuesday evening, with opener Knox.

ODESZA’s The Last Goodbye tour came to an end at the Gorge Amphitheater in Washington State.

ERRA performed in Detroit with Make Them Suffer, Void of Vision, and Novelists on the CURE North America tour.

Broadside performs to a huge sold out crowd in Portland, OR while opening for Our Last Night.

New York punk rock stalwarts Bayside returned to Seattle with a bang, playing a rousing set at Showbox SoDo.

Nashville based musician Knox performed a sold out concert in Los Angeles this April at the Echoplex.

Between The Buried And Me & The Acacia Strain perform two nights of album playthroughs in Detroit.

Beloved Illinois rock band recently performed to thousands of fans at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena on their So Much For (2our) Dust tour along with Jimmy Eat World, The Maine, and Daisy Grenade!

When a supergroup disbands, fans scramble to find the breakout artist. Who will shine solo and craft music with lasting impact? Look no further than Offset, who delivered a show unlike any other in Philadelphia on his "Set It Off" tour.