Keo are one of the most exciting fast-rising acts to emerge from the alt-rock scene in recent years, and on September 29, 2026, I had the chance to photograph them at their sold-out album release show with Resident Records at Chalk in Brighton. For much of the night, I could hear the crowd more clearly than I could hear Keo. Not because the London-based band were being drowned out, but because their audience seemed determined to give every lyric back to them twice as loudly.

After working through a few technical issues early in the set, Soul Asylum quickly found their groove and came out swinging at Wally’s in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, on July 29, 2026. The energy spread through the room almost immediately, with the crowd singing along and rocking out from start to finish. Dave Pirner kept things loose with a few well-timed jokes between songs, adding to the intimate, relaxed feel of the night. Outside, the rain was coming down on Hampton Bea

The Fray at Everwise Amphitheater, Indianapolis on July 10, 2026 at the Summer of Light Tour with Dashboard Confessional & Colony House: singalongs, crowd energy, and an amazing photo gallery.

Wolf Alice headlines Finsbury Park on July 5, 2026 in London, England. Leading a stellar bill that includes The Last Dinner Party, Lykke Li and rising acts. Expect widescreen anthems and a night of memorable moments. Preview by Frontlight Magazine Writer Eryn de Wijngaert.

They Might Be Giants closed a two‑night run at House of Blues Boston on June 6, 2026 with a horn‑powered, career‑spanning Night 2 — two full sets, no openers, and an 8‑piece band. Photos and recap by Jeff Kulis for Frontlight Magazine; Full Gallery Inside.

NoShows (Max Satow) on the NYC rock revival, brutal honesty in songwriting, mental‑health advocacy, and the live‑wire energy behind new single “I Don’t Want It.” (Interview: Ethan Wang, May 2026, Frontlight Magazine)

Red Rum Club kicked off their North American tour at Brighton Music Hall in Boston on April 28, 2026, delivering an 18‑song set heavy on Buck-era favorites. Captured by Jeff Kulis for Frontlight Magazine. Full gallery inside.