Multi Ultra, Captured by Bella Asbrock On Saturday May 23, Indianapolis' Hoosier Dome hosted an unforgettable night of live music. The lineup for the evening featured local support acts Fleor and Awetree before the Nashville-based alternative rock band Multi Ultra took over as the evening's headliner. The night had a strong start with sets from Fleor and Awetree. The two bands each brought their own distinct sound and style to the stage. Both Fleor and Awetree delivered energ

Presley Regier released his new EP ‘Sensitive To The Room’ on April 24th, 2026 He’s a rising singer and producer from LA with millions of streams who produces all his songs on his own. His music is a mix of electric music and pop. He supported Tate Mcrae back in 2024 on her ‘Think Later World Tour’ and helped writing and producing the song: ‘Cant’t Wait’ for Doja Cat’s album ‘Scarlet’. Presley looks like the ‘idgaf’ type of person, which he also tried make himself look like o

An album that feels like reading someone’s diary page by page Some albums are made to entertain people for a moment. Others stay with you because they feel real. ADMT’s debut album "From Good To Bad And Then Back Again" belongs to the second category. It’s emotional, honest, messy at times and incredibly human — the kind of album that doesn’t try to be perfect because life itself isn’t perfect either. After supporting Louis Tomlinson and building a loyal fanbase over the last

*See Taylor's full gallery below The High Water Music Festival marks the beginning of spring here in Charleston, SC each year, and it truly feels like a Lowcountry dream come to life. With equal parts indie-folk celebration and riverfront hangout, the festival takes place annually at Riverfront Park, with this year’s dates falling on April 18 and 19. Saturday kicked off with South Carolina natives, Winyah, at the Edisto Stage. This was the second time that I’ve seen them and

*See Victoria's full gallery here, or click on any image Samara Joy, taken by Victoria Allen Samara Joy is a 5-time Grammy winner, whose music involves warm, rhythmic jazz elements surrounded by a sweet, beautiful range of vocal skill. Warm weather and sweet tea is the recipe for every Texans favorite refreshing comfort drink. I haven't seen anything come close to matching the iconic flavor of Texas sweet tea until I experienced Joy's breath-taking performance at the Moody Th

Three years ago, seven young Korean men exchanged intimate promises, heavy-hearted embraces, and prolonged farewells to each other and their fans, ARMY as they ventured onto a brief moment of reluctant separation. These brave men, known better as BTS or Bangtan Sonyeondan, were beginning their enforced pause as a group to complete their mandated military service, something they may have felt pride in and as their duty for their country, but also possibly bearing the harsh wei

Bathed in blue light, Holly Humberstone took to the stage in Birmingham for a stripped-back show celebrating her second album, Cruel World , set for release on April 10th. Despite being a more intimate, scaled-back show, her vocals immediately drew the room in. To set the scene, the stage was washed in a shade of Cruel World blue, a light fog hanging in the room, and atmospheric staging of fairytale-like makeshift trees and oversized flowers that made the whole space feel

Check out the full gallery here or clicking on any picture. Hailing from Philadelphia, Roughhouse —the self-proclaimed “Maniacs of Rock”— has been reigniting the glam metal flame with a ferocity that refuses to go unnoticed. Formerly known as Teeze , the band has undergone a striking evolution since their early days, sharpening their hard rock edge into something both nostalgic and newly electrifying. What once lived comfortably within the contours of ‘80s glam has now grow

The Fillmore was buzzing with energy this past Saturday, March 21st, 2026, as Nashville-based band The Brook & The Bluff brought The Werewolf Tour to Charlotte, North Carolina for their second stop on the tour! This five-man Americana/Indie-Rock band released their fourth studio album, “Werewolf”, on March 6 - perfectly timed to usher in the spring season with jam-heavy tracks that make you want to groove all night long. If you want to check Taylor Staley's full gallery, yo

Sombr turned Gasometer into a room full of energy and pure joy. On February 18th, 2026, Sombr turned Vienna’s Gasometer into a sold-out celebration of connection, chaos and pure joy. From the very first moment, it was clear that this wasn’t going to be just another tour stop - it felt like the beginning of something magical, especially as it marked his very first show in Vienna. Before Sombr even stepped on stage, Charlotte Lawrence set the tone with an absolutely captivatin

Mitski has finally returned to music after a near three-year wait, and so has her heartache. Many songs from her early discography reflect this aspect of her personality, as she is known for her emotional messaging. Her newest single in particular, I’ll Change For You has similar descriptors to I’m Your Man from The Land is Inhospitable And So Are We and The Only Heartbreaker from Laurel Hell . These songs, among others, display the feeling of one-sided longing and waiti

My Chemical Romance at the Vive Claro in Bogota on February 10th, 2026. By Val Hernández On a Monday at 8:00 in the morning, one week before the concert, the Frontlight Magazine inbox was still empty. Press accreditations don’t always arrive when you’re building something from scratch, and even less so in an environment where opportunities tend to stay among the same names as always. In an industry that measures legitimacy in numbers (followers, views, or metrics) more than i

No one is illegal on stolen land. Bad Bunny didn’t say those words during the Super Bowl halftime show, but everything about it did: the flags, the languages, the bodies on stage, the refusal to center a single nation. And still, the performance felt a bit rushed, compressed, as if joy itself had overstayed its welcome. No song was performed in full. No moment stayed long enough to be digested. Just as the visuals, the movement, and the message began to settle, it was over.

Taylor Swift didn't just break records; she redefined what a tour can mean. T he Eras Tour officially became the highest-grossing tour in history, surpassing two billion dollars in sales and positioning itself not merely as a musical event, but as a cultural, social, and economic phenomenon that will remain etched in the history of global entertainment. But beyond the numbers, The Eras Tour was a collective experience — a space where millions of people found refuge, identi