Concert Reviews

Her main set ended with “Hostage,” and “Bellyache,” and after loud cheering she returned to completely destroy the room with “Ocean Eyes,” and “COPYCAT.” I don’t think I have ever heard that room get so loud from the fans and

The French pop phenom has been turning heads since the release of her debut and it looks like she is still creating her own unique path while crushing industry gender norms.

Many tend to praise California musician Hobo Johnson as one of the brightest and most talented young artists of this

It’s not often that we get to see a band who has the potential to become one of the greatest things in music in the near future but we always enjoy these rare moments when they occur.

Entertainment’s largest power couple, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, were back on tour this year with On the Run II, and excited fans gathered at Century Link Field to be a part of the last stop of their run.

If you stop to listen to their lyrics you realize how emotional they can become, their talent is masking it with upbeat music so you don’t notice the sadness in the words.

In a place where you wondered what was real and what was a dream, Welch orchestrated the best fairy tale that was ever read to you. 

Despite my ongoing pessimism within the time leading up to the festival, I learned an important lesson this past weekend: Bumbershoot, and I’m sure any other modern music festival for that matter, was exactly what I made of it. I could have definitely sat in the bleachers of the main stage for hours on end, grumbling about how millennials ruined what Bumbershoot ‘used to be’ and critiquing every aspect of the event from front to back.

As Slayer prepared to take the stage for the final time in Auburn as part of KISW’s annual Pain in the Grass festival you could hear the crowd start to chant “Slayer” over and over again as the set time got closer.

The last song of the night was of course “The Witch” and had the fans that were near the stage moshing, jumping and flailing in every possible way – at 11:00 p.m. on a wet Sunday night in Tacoma.

Yes, Corgan is obsessed with himself and if you’ve read any of his interviews over the past few years, he’s apparently crazy. But sometimes the best artists have a bit of crazy and awkwardness and it’s a trade-off for what makes them so good at their craft.

When they returned to the stage accompanied by Clark and a guitar, all four stood next to each other and closed out with “A Little Respect,” as adoring fans showered them with applause and cheer.

During the encore she jumped in the crowd finishing “POWDER” in the middle of the venue laying on the ground.