Nathan Smith 11/2/25 Nathan Smith 11/2/25

Cage the Elephant end their Neon Pill run in explosive form

It might have been pouring outside, but inside MGM Music Hall the storm had already arrived. On the final night of their Neon Pill Tour, Cage the Elephant brought a high-energy show that reminded everyone why they’ve remained one of modern rock’s most consistently thrilling live bands. The crowd packed the venue shoulder to shoulder, shaking off the rain and ready for chaos.

Joseph Benitez 11/2/25 Joseph Benitez 11/2/25

The Great Nowhere, Somewhere in Ohio: Between the Buried and Me in Columbus

Ryan Reid 11/1/25 Ryan Reid 11/1/25

Bec Lauder & The Noise return home to NYC, Night Club 101

Morgan Salzer 10/30/25 Morgan Salzer 10/30/25

Oh, please see Osees (The Oh Sees)!

Mary Grace Ritter 10/24/25 Mary Grace Ritter 10/24/25

Jukebox the Ghost bring warmth, playfulness to a rainy Chicago night

Morgan Salzer 10/19/25 Morgan Salzer 10/19/25

Not your grandaddy’s show: Grandaddy killed their Brooklyn Steel show

Ryan Reid 10/16/25 Ryan Reid 10/16/25

South Arcade heats up Mercury Lounge with sold-out show

Morgan Salzer 10/12/25 Morgan Salzer 10/12/25

Sainthood Reps represent good punk at Brooklyn’s Union Pool

Ryan Reid 10/4/25 Ryan Reid 10/4/25

Worcester’s Punk in the Park delivered sun, noise, and non-stop energy

Noah Lake 10/3/25 Noah Lake 10/3/25

From Ashes to New and shakes Sacramento’s Ace of Spades

Danielle Madeux 10/1/25 Danielle Madeux 10/1/25

Twenty One Pilots leave Hartford fans breathless on The Clancy Tour

Ryan Reid 9/30/25 Ryan Reid 9/30/25

Hot Milk delivers an out-of-this-world set at Space Ballroom

Kate Engel 9/29/25 Kate Engel 9/29/25

Baltimore rockers Angel Du$t come to New Jersey’s DIY scene

Mikey Gale 9/26/25 Mikey Gale 9/26/25

Die Spitz rock Boston ahead of their upcoming headlining tour

Being the opening band on tour can be a tricky gig. Some fans don’t show up early enough to check the opener out, some fans don’t give the respect of paying attention during the openers set, and the opening band has to decide what songs they think are the best to draw new fans in. Die Spitz doesn’t care about your attention, but their performance commands it from you nonetheless.