Although they didn’t end up taking the top spot this year, Don Broco did come in second place with three live shows (almost four, no thanks to a wedding I totally forgot about). Though I think I might have earned groupie status with them, as I saw them everywhere BUT my hometown. This final show was no exception.
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Fan Art Friday: Don Broco
I got to see the boys again last weekend! And I managed to snag the front row!
Read moreConcert Review: When We Were Young Festival
You read that right. I went to the giant emo festival in Vegas last weekend!
Read moreConcert Review: Bullet For My Valentine
Woah, I am seriously slacking on this review! It’s been almost two weeks now since I’ve seen Bullet For My Valentine for the sixth time. It’s the second time this year!
Read moreNew Music – Singles Edition!
The year keeps ticking by, but artists keep putting out new music! Here’s the latest that caught my attention.
Read moreConcert Review: Dogstar
Even though most people have never heard of a large number of bands I go see, I would be willing to bet a whole hell of a lot more people have never heard of Dogstar. Admittedly, I hadn’t heard of them all too long ago either.
Read moreNew Music – Singles Edition!
I wasn’t expecting there to be this much new music so soon! I know Blink 182 fans all around the world were probably screaming with anticipation when they found out there was not one, but two new singles. It was a good mix this time around.
Read moreConcert Review: Head Automatica with Foxy Shazam
You see, I put Foxy Shazam up there because that’s really who I was most amped to see. Middle school and high school me only ever knew “Graduation Day” from Head Automatica, so they weren’t the main draw for me. With that being said, they both put on an excellent show!
Read moreNew Music – Singles Edition!
I know what you’re thinking – we just got a singles edition post for new music! But friends, there’s more!
Read moreHawthorne Heights – Lost Lights, EP Review
As I sat listening through the last song off of Hawthorne Heights’ latest EP, Lost Lights, the realization sank in that they are truly the glue that holds the emo scene together.
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