After a stacked 2024, with a world tour of his album “The Show,” singer/songwriter Niall Horan took time off and tucked himself away in a studio. After his much needed time away, we now have “Dinner Party,” a song that follows how he met his girlfriend and that love is out there for everyone. The opening line talks about a game that a majority of … Continue reading Song Review: “Dinner Party” by Niall Horan
UnityTX, Heavy//Hitter, Boltcutter, Nihil Beer City Music Hall, Oklahoma City, OK March 28, 2026 Review & Gallery by: Ally Arens Amongst the ever-growing sea of tours that come and go, it can be easy to miss some gems. For fans of the hardcore/deathcore/scene, one of these tours that should not be missed is the latest run from Philadelphia’s own Varials in support of their newest … Continue reading Live Review: UnityTX in Oklahoma City, OK on March 28, 2026
Butcher Babies, LYLVC, Sacred Rose 89th Street OKC, Oklahoma City, OK March 14, 2026 Review and Gallery by Ally Arens Judge & Jury records label-mates Butcher Babies and LYLVC are both kicking some major ass on the road serving as supporting acts for Jeris Johnson’s latest North American tour, dubbed the “Tour in the USA”. After some rescheduling due to illness in the touring camp … Continue reading Live Review: Butcher Babies & LYLVC in Oklahoma City, OK on March 14, 2026
Charity Eden, Don’t Panic, Secondhand Serenade Puzzles Deep Ellum, Dallas Tx February 27, 2026 Review and Gallery By: Militza Reyna On the warm evening of February 27th, the venue Puzzles Deep Ellum welcomed Secondhand Serenade for their 20th year anniversary tour of “Awake”. With a line that wrapped around the building fans eagerly waited for the doors to open at 7:30pm With the support of … Continue reading Live Review: Secondhand Serenade in Dallas Tx, on February 27, 2026
Lauren Spencer Smith, Henry Moodie, and Maisy Kay Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA February 13, 2026 Review and Gallery by Hannah Peña The marquee lit up with “Lauren Spencer Smith” at the Tabernacle in Atlanta. Fans gathered to see the Canadian singer perform her new album, The Art of Being Messy. An album that goes through mood swings, self-confidence, and heartache. The memorable show included amazing ballads, creative … Continue reading Live Review: Lauren Spencer Smith in Atlanta, Georgia, on February 13
Locket Madison Beer January 26, 2026 Review by: Hannah Peña Madison Beer has returned with one of her most emotional and vulnerable albums yet, Locket. In an interview with Dork, Madison explained, “I was going through an intense relationship that I pulled a lot of inspo from, and I feel thankful for it, because it really helped me write this album. Then also just a … Continue reading Album Review: Locket by Madison Beer
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