Premiere: Poignant ‘Mindreader’ ushers in a new era, new name for Oceans Over Airplanes
When Tony Pagorek hit the studio with Oceans Over Airplanes to record the new single,
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Sound check: Sleep On It, Like Pacific make tour stop in Chicago
Sleep on It tour stop While fans are eagerly anticipating the follow-up to 2017’s “Overexposed”
Concert highlights 6/7-6/13: Bury Me in Lights EP release, Josh Groban at Ravinia, Todd Kessler’s showcase and more
A.M.B. Fest: 5 p.m. Friday, June 7; and 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 8
Chicago Sound Check 2019v4: Violet Crime
Featuring: Violet Crime, Phillip-Michael Scales, The Footlight District, Ignescent, Johari Noelle, Capital Soiree, Noah Childs,
Concert highlights 4/19 – 4/25: EELS headlines Thalia Hall, Gazebo Effect at Schubas, Nick Moss Band at Hey Nonny
Solo Night with Dianne Christine, Zack Baumgartner, Lara Bell and Will Orlyk: 7 p.m. Friday,
Fresh tracks: State and Madison, Eric Davies, Glory Days, Ignescent, Redhorse and more
State and Madison Eric Davies ROM (Max Romero) Glory Days Ignescent Tiny Kingdoms Redhorse Quantum
Chicago Sound Check 2019v3: Downers Groove
Featuring: Downers Groove, Gazebo Effect, jonfin, The Off Days, Moore, Mel Senese, Marina City, The
Sound check: Plain White T’s, Lucky Boys Confusion together at Joe’s
DuPage County, represent! The Plain White T’s, the West suburban romantics who bounded to national fame
Fresh tracks: Tiny Kingdoms, Ember Oceans, Molehill & more
Tiny Kingdoms Ember Oceans Molehill The Burst and Bloom Adem Dalipi The Buzzhounds
Sound check: Guardrail, charity pajama party make Snuz Fest a must this weekend
Don your jammies and head out for Snuz Fest, the annual punk rock pajama party
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Genre: indie, alternative // For fans of: Taking Back Sunday, Circa Survive, I The Mighty, Copeland
2018 Chicago Sound Check vol. 10 – The Holiday Edition
Featuring: Ballroom Boxer, The Observing With Annie, The Fold, Daniel Wade, Plain White T’s, The
The Linden Method shows pop-punk is thriving locally
Pop-punk hasn’t faded away. Sure, standard-bearers like Blink-182 no longer dominate the airwaves as they