Babymetal, a band that defies genre and culture, blends the raw energy of heavy metal with the playful innocence of kawaii, creating a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Last night, Livingston electrified the stage at the Deluxe at Old National Centre. The alt-pop sensation captivated the audience with his signature blend of indie and pop, performing hits like "Shadow" and "Last Man Standing." The intimate setting provided the perfect backdrop for Livingston's soulful vocals and energetic stage presence. As fans sang along and danced the night away, it was clear that Livingston's star is on the rise.

Discovering Winnetka Bowling League during the pandemic was a silver lining. Their infectious melodies and relatable lyrics provided a much-needed escape. Seeing them open for Mother Mother at the Egyptian Room was a vibe come true. Mother Mother's captivating performance and Winnetka Bowling League's energetic set made for an unforgettable night.

From the energetic mosh pits of Boys Like Girls to the introspective lyrics of Dashboard Confessional, the night was a perfect blend of nostalgia and raw emotion. It was a reminder of the enduring power of music and the ability of bands to connect with their fans on a deep emotional level.

Last night, Ruoff Music Center was a time capsule of the 90s as three iconic bands, Live, Stone Temple Pilots, and Soul Asylum, reunited for the Jubilee Tour. Despite being a Sunday night, the show drew a massive crowd, proving that the enduring appeal of these legendary bands remains strong.

As the sun began to set over Ruoff Music Center, the stage was bathed in a warm glow, setting the perfect atmosphere for Lynyrd Skynyrd's performance. The band wasted no time launching into their iconic hits, sending the crowd into a frenzy.From the opening chords of "Sweet Home Alabama" to the soaring vocals of "Free Bird," Lynyrd Skynyrd's timeless music filled the air, transporting fans back to the golden age of Southern rock.

Lucki’s Gemini Tour continues, each stop a new chapter in the story he’s writing—one that is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. For those who have yet to witness it, there’s still time to step into his world. Just be prepared to leave a piece of yourself behind.

This week I had the unique opportunity to photograph and work with The Volunteers, the South Korean rock band fronted by the enigmatic Yerin Baek 백예린. Known for her haunting vocals and introspective lyrics, Baek has carved a unique path in the music industry. As the lights dimmed and the band took the stage, a collective gasp swept through the intimate basement venue, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of post-grunge and alternative rock.

Hippo Campus with a ready mix of humidity electric pulse. A thousand souls gathered under the vast, inky canvas of the Indianapolis night sky. Rock the Ruins, a testament to the city's industrial past turned open-air concert venue, throbbed with the promise of an unforgettable evening. Forget the predictable and experiencing the raw, untamed energy of rising stars on the cusp of something magnificent.