Do you remember the 21st night of September? Well, flip the numbers around and on the 12th of July, I got to experience Earth, Wind & Fire’s homecoming set in Chicago. It was a night I’m never going to forget.

The night kicked off with Tweet, whose sweet and angelic voice set the tone for the evening. She demonstrated impressive stage presence, engaging the crowd with tracks like “Oops” and “Smoking Cigarettes.” Her performance was a strong start, warming up the audience and building excitement for what was to come.

On April 24, the Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub in Boston, Massachusetts, became a nostalgic venue as Fastball made its comeback with a new album titled “Sonic Ranch,” slated to release on June 21. The atmosphere was sentimental from the moment the band embarked on stage, making it clear the audience was in for a musical treat.

Bradley Simpson, best known as the frontman of The Vamps, took a bold step into the solo spotlight with intimate shows at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn, NY, and the Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles, CA. Despite having only one officially released song under his solo project, Simpson managed to captivate the audience with his infectious energy and undeniable talent.

Henry Moodie's sold-out show at the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles was nothing short of spectacular, marking a pivotal moment in his burgeoning music career. The upgrade from the Moroccan Lounge to the larger venue was a testament to his growing popularity and the unwavering support of his dedicated fanbase.

On April 23rd, the Gothic Theater in Denver, Colorado, became the epicenter of musical magic as Giant Rooks took the stage for a night that won't soon be forgotten. The atmosphere was electric, anticipation palpable, and from the moment the band launched into their set, it was clear that this was going to be something special.

The K’s kicked off their UK tour at The Welly Club, Hull. An iconic intimate venue (880 person capacity) with a great atmosphere for live music. This was my first time seeing them, so I didn’t know what to expect, but I was immediately blown away by their performance and professionalism.

Denver's Lost Lake Lounge witnessed an unforgettable night on April 11th, 2024, as singer Knox took center stage, delivering a performance that blended passion, resilience, and pure musical magic. Despite encountering a few technical hiccups with the microphone, Knox, alongside the unwavering support of the audience, powered through, turning potential setbacks into moments of shared connection and camaraderie.

In a whirlwind of electric energy and unapologetic charisma, AleXa took the stage at the Music Hall of Williamsburg for the first part of her Sick of You Tour USA 2024. Blending the vibrant colors of K-pop with a raw, edgy twist, she didn't just perform; she ignited a revolution of girl power and authenticity that resonated through the venue.

Throwing it back to a time when MTV still played music videos, The Union Underground and SOiL played the final show of their tour with Flaw and RA in Joliet on Saturday, 3/23. The “Back to the 2000s Tour” went out with a bang, leaving fans with a night to remember.

On February 25th, 2024, Denver's Summit Music Hall pulsed with the infectious energy of The Beaches' highly anticipated "Blame My Ex Tour." Fresh off their recent show at The Black Sheep in December in Colorado Springs, the Toronto-based quartet brought their A-game, delivering a performance that left the crowd exhilarated and craving more.

On a chilly February Sunday evening in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, a stacked lineup of folk-punk bands took the stage at the Broken Goblet to chant about love, politics, and their local communities, warming the hearts of the attending audience.

DYLAN opened her show in Leeds on Tuesday night with ‘Rebel Child,’ the title track of her tour. She put on a remarkable show even though she was suffering from a chest infection. Her powerful and flawless vocals filled the room as she asked fans to ‘help her out’ and sing extra loud.

On February 21, 2024, The Vaccines took the stage in Leeds, delivering an energetic performance to a crowd of 2,300. The stage was adorned with carnations, setting the scene for their sixth album, 'Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations.'

Red Rum Club kicked off the eclectic evening with one of their most recent singles, "Godless," which resonated with the audience due to its familiarity. This song delves into the theme of losing hope in an almost dystopian manner, accompanied by an upbeat and drum-driven track.

Dinner and a show are a rare luxury for most concerts nowadays, but not with Jeremy Shada. At the City Winery in Atlanta, which has great Truffle Fries, Jeremy Shada gave a one-of-a-kind concert performance the audience will never forget, with fans coming from the UK and Brazil just to be there to see one of their favorite artists singing songs from his recently released sophomore album “Neon Dreams” for the first time.