Sunday October 1st, Lil Yachty stopped the bus on his Field Trip Tour in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Not only was he accompanied by his newly pieced band of all super talented females, he also showed up with openers, Nick Hakim and Concrete Family to set the stage for what seemed to be a sold out concertContinue reading “THE FIELD TRIP TOUR – LIL YACHTY”
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Movements Bring the RUCKUS! | Roxian Theater | 9.22.23
On the heels of their most recent album release, Movements hit the road with Heart to Gold, Softcult, and Mannequin Pussy. The newest album RUCKUS! released on August 18, 2023. The bands previous releases have all been fantastic, and this one is no different. The night kicked off with Heart to Gold from Minnesota. ThisContinue reading “Movements Bring the RUCKUS! | Roxian Theater | 9.22.23”
Senses Fail : Life is Not a Waiting Room Tour
On September 20th, at Roxain Theatre in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, Senses Fail performed a record that is rarely played by them. They brought back to life their 3rd studio album from 2008, Life is Not a Waiting Room. I couldn’t have been more eager to hear this album live. The opener for the concert wasContinue reading “Senses Fail : Life is Not a Waiting Room Tour”
Lil Tjay : Beat The Odds Tour
Tione Merritt, known to most of the world as Lil Tjay, hasn’t been on tour since 2021. This was when he toured for his second album called ‘Destined 2 Win’. For those who don’t know much about Lil Tjay, he was shot seven times in New Jersey of June 2022. Since surviving the tragic incident,Continue reading “Lil Tjay : Beat The Odds Tour”
Joss Stone: The 20 Years of Soul Tour
This past August, Joss Stone made a stop at the Palace Theatre in Greensburg, PA, for her 20 Years of Soul Tour. Being a musician for twenty years now, Stone’s performance takes listeners down the timeline of her life. The show started off with hits from the debut album that Stone wrote at sixteen yearsContinue reading “Joss Stone: The 20 Years of Soul Tour”
Neon Trees in San Francisco 9/15/23
Neon Trees has been one of my favorite bands since around 2017, and I’ve been patiently (or sometimes not so patiently) waiting for them to go on tour. And finally it happened. Neon Trees kicked off their first tour since 2015 in San Francisco to the excitement of everyone there. Tyler Glenn is a dynamicContinue reading “Neon Trees in San Francisco 9/15/23”
All Time Low
All Time Low is currently on ‘The Sound of Letting Go’ tour with support from Lauran Hibberd, Grayscale, and Gym Class Heroes. Die heart fans braced the downpour this past weekend (9/17/23) to catch a glimpse this stacked tour lineup at The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA. All Time Low had a fantastic setlist with a mixContinue reading “All Time Low”
Rediscovering the Magic: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus Live in Pittsburgh, PA
Photos and review by Stephen Baksis On the evening of September 7th, 2023, The Crafthouse Stage Bar and Grill in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, witnessed a nostalgic revival as the The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus took the stage. For many in the audience, myself included, this show was a trip down memory lane to our teenage years, andContinue reading “Rediscovering the Magic: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus Live in Pittsburgh, PA”
Deadlands at Preserving Underground (9/3/23)
On September 3rd Deadlands played at Preserving Underground in New Kensington for the first time. This was one of the stops on their first tour ever, which was nothing but a success. With support from Truckstop and For Those In Question, it’s easy to say that the night was incredible. Kicking off the show wasContinue reading “Deadlands at Preserving Underground (9/3/23)”
Young the Giant with Milky Chance (8/17/23) Berkeley, CA
It’s been a while since I had a chance to photograph or even just go to a show. Several months in fact, and I’m glad that this was my first show back for the season. One of my favorite things about Young the Giant, outside of their music of course, is the fact that theContinue reading “Young the Giant with Milky Chance (8/17/23) Berkeley, CA”
Live from the Pitt 