Young the Giant | Nashville, TN
Young The Giant’s 2023 summer tour with Milky Chance and Rosa Linn passed through Nashville. Despite sweltering temperatures and threats of rain, the tour left positive memories on the lawn of Ascend Amphitheater.
Pug Fest | Michigan
During the weekend of July 7-9, 2023, DIY production agency Pleasant Underground brought Pug Fest to the people of Michigan. Spanning the festival over Detroit, Pontiac, Ferndale, and Berkley, people from all over the country came to enjoy the insane three-night festival. For this report, bands from Friday and Saturday will be recorded.
Tears For Fears | Franklin, TN
On July 11th 2023, FirstBank Amphitheater was filled with people of all ages, all of them equally excited to experience the magic of Tears for Fears and Cold War Kids. The English duo have been touring the U.S. promoting their newest album The Tipping Point and the night in Franklin, TN couldn’t have been more perfect.
Yellowcard | Baltimore, MD
The sweat was thick, but the nostalgia was thicker as bands took the stage on the first night of what is now being coined as the “elder emo tour.” Fans of all ages indulged in new music and the deep cuts from our teen years that turned out to be anything but a phase.
Noah Kahan | Cleveland, OH
For the Stick Season Summer Tour ‘23, Noah Kahan came to visit Jacob’s Pavilion in Cleveland, Ohio on June 22nd, bringing Joy Oladokun for support.
Grandson & K.Flay | Milwaukee, WI
Grandson returned to The Rave in Milwaukee for his third time on a rainy Tuesday on June 13 with the I Love You, I’m Trying Tour that included K.Flay and Jack Kays.
Currents | Baltimore, MD
The Death We Seek Tour made its way to a sold-out show at Baltimore Soundstage on June 7th, with a lineup consisting of Currents, Like Moths To Flames, Invent Animate, and Foreign Hands.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs | Portland, OR
Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ tour made a stop at McMeniman’s Edgefield, bringing along Perfume Genius for a sold out night that fans have patiently waited ten years for.
Valley | Chicago, IL
Canadian pop band Valley stopped at House of Blues in Chicago, IL as part of their tour in support of their upcoming album Lost In Translation.