Katseye Wows and Live Debuts at Lollapalooza
On paper it shouldn't work.
Katseye, though, has put in the work, as has their team, and together delivered an impressive 40-minute set Sunday (8/3) at Lollapalooza.
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Marquee Memories: Johnnyswim
Johnnyswim, the Nashville-based husband-and-wife duo consisting of Amanda Sudano and Abner Ramirez, met in the most wholesome way: at church in Nashville 20 years ago.
Soon after they collabed during a songwriting session and started performing together and eventually formed Johnnyswim in 2008. Sudano, the daughter of disco legend Donna Summer and producer Bruce Sudano, and Ramirez who brought a background in jazz and theater to the mix, have an undeniable chemistry, that quickly became central to their appeal, blending elements of pop, soul and Americana.
moreLana Del Rey Wraps Up Tiny 2025 World Tour in Iowa
One day the Buddha simply held up a lotus flower, quietly.
Some were confused, awaiting a lecture or a teaching, anything.
moreDeadheads Were in Great Company in San Francisco for 60th Bday
Dead & Company returned to where it all began last weekend (8/1, 8/2, 8/3), lighting up San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park with a three-night stand that doubled as a love letter to the Grateful Dead’s unpredictable and unprecedented 60-year legacy.
Over 180,000 tickets were sold for the Polo Field shows in what may have looked like more of a pilgrimage to outsiders to see and hear from Dead & Co who are Bob Weir (rhythm guitar, vocals), John Mayer (lead guitar, vocals), Mickey Hart (drums, percussion), Jay Lane (drums, percussion), Oteil Burbridge (bass, percussion, vocals), and Jeff Chimenti (keyboards, vocals).
moreOlivia Rodrigo Brings Out Weezer For Two Songs At Lollapalooza
Great idea, right?
Olivia Rodrigo was joined by 3/4 of Weezer (sorry Pat) during her headlining appearance at Lollapalooza Friday (8/1) in a moment that had most of Grant Park singing ooh-wee-ooh.
moreEarth, Wind & Fire Joined Sabrina Carpenter to Close Lollapalooza
She might be short. She might be sweet.
But Sabrina Carpenter blew away the enormous festival goers Sunday (8/3) that even the Hulu camera operators appeared flustered by sassy ways and contagious hits.
moreClocking Dua Lipa’s Covers + Hometown Guests So Far
Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism World Tour has included a creative touch that has not only made each show unique, but it has filled audiences with hometown pride.
At each of her stops this year the 3x Grammy-winning singer has performed a surprise cover by a local artist as a tribute to the country or city she’s rocking.
moreRod Stewart Shows Charlotte He’s Forever Young
Some guys, apparently, do have all the luck.
Rod Stewart, at 80 years old, is still prancing around stages with the greatest of ease, flirting with the women in the front rows, belting out the favorites with bravado, and doing it all half of his shirt unbuttoned like the rock star he has been his entire career.
moreSetlist Insider: Rise Against’s Tim McIlrath
Rise Against's frontman, Tim McIlrath enjoyed himself so much talking to Bree for Marquee Memories where he talked about meeting Fugazi and seeing Nirvana, that he graciously shared some inside info about the band's setlists.
In today's episode you'll hear him talk about their first show 25 years ago at the legendary Chicago club, The Metro. He'll harken back to a Super Bowl Sunday show where they didn't expect anyone to come, so they fattened the set with covers of Black Flag and Minor Threat.
moreBeck Wraps Up Eight City Orchestral Tour in California
Beck’s 2025 orchestral tour concluded Wednesday (7/30) at the Pacific Amphitheater at the Orange County Fair. The Grammy-winning innovator brought his diverse catalog into a fairly new territory, reimagined with the help of full symphony orchestras across North America.
The classy mini tour was just nine shows in eight cities, with stops big cities like Montreal, Toronto, Chicago, and San Diego, with some smaller towns mixed in.
moreKing Gizzard & Lizard Wizard Kick Off Orchestra Tour in Philly
Adding another page to their gloriously creative approach to live performances, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard launched their U.S. orchestral tour on Monday (7/28) alongside the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia.
Conducted by Sarah Hicks, the concert was a live debut of their entire 27th album Phantom Island, played in full from beginning to end. This orchestral collaboration brought a deeper, more dynamic symphonic dimension to the Aussie's already complex psychedelic sound.
moreTyler Childers Live Debuts Most Of ‘Snipe Hunter’ At Free Show
Tyler Childers, the critically acclaimed country rock star, picked the ideal spot Monday afternoon (7/28) to host a free pop-up concert.
The 34-year-old Kentuckian set up his band on the porch of a modest East Nashville sandwich joint called Turkey and the Wolf Icehouse.
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