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On Monday, June 23, I had the opportunity to work with Molly Grace shooting some pre-show portraits for the first time and shoot her set opening for Betty Who in Detroit, MI. 

With magnetic vocals and a gift for turning emotional disarray into narrative gold, Felicity is emerging as one of the most promising new artists in alt-pop. Felicity’s newest single, “I’ll Have What He’s Having”, captures everything that sets the rising artist apart: powerful vocals, perceptive lyricism, and a knack for turning emotional turmoil into something strangely joyful.

On a perfect Southern California evening, WYO took the stage at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, blending cinematic rock with introspective lyrics in a set that felt both expansive and deeply grounded.

Ms. Lauryn Hill has educated me for almost three decades. I am sure she’ll do so for a lifetime. Her music was played on the radio during the car ride to school, in school, at home, and through speakers in my neighborhood. It was music that was always present, always relevant, and would stay that way for years to come. 

On her From Florida’s Finest Tour, SAILORR made her mark on New York City with an unforgettable stop at Bowery Ballroom.

Brooklyn’s Elsewhere Zone 1 was pure chaos—in the best way—when NOBRO, Bad Waitress, and Nautics tore through their explosive sets. Photographer Stephanie Axelrod captured it all—from high kicks to chaotic pit moments to the sheer joy of letting loose in a dark venue with your favorite bands.

One Ok Rock visited Washington DC last Saturday to play a show to a full house at The Anthem. The Anthem is located along the waterfront of the Potomac River, making it a perfect backdrop for concert goers and music fans.

Being from Maryland, the DMV music scene had played a vital role in shaping my taste in music. However, little did I know then how much of an impact Rico Nasty would have on my formative years and now my adult life. 

We kicked off Pride Month with a bang at this year’s Outloud Music Festival, held May 31 and June 1 at West Hollywood Park. The weekend was packed with powerful performances, glittering energy, and nonstop celebration. From rising stars to pop icons, the lineup reflected the joy and vibrancy of the LGBTQ+ community in full force.

From June 6-8, Flushing Meadow Corona Park was filled with nearly 150,00 people for the 2025 Governors Ball music festival. Since its launch in 2011, the festival has grown over the past 15  years into one of New York’s most anticipated summer events attracting global talent and fans alike.

Gov Ball After Dark hit Warsaw with the electric energy and late-night magic from Deux Visages. Check out our exclusive photo gallery from the show, captured by Street GRRRL photographer Stephanie Axelrod!

Ashe is currently on her Trilogy Tour, and we had the opportunity to cover the show when she stopped in Brooklyn, NY. This tour combines music from her three albums Ashlyn, Rae, and Wilson all wrapped into one unforgettable performance.

From country singer to queer music star, Kalie Shorr is making strides in the music industry after a three year hiatus with the upcoming release of her EP “My Type (out July 11th).

If you’ve been scrolling Instagram lately and stumbled across a jazzy tune that made you smile—and maybe feel a little soft inside—there’s a good chance it was aron!. His debut EP, cozy you (and other nice songs), is a whimsical yet emotionally grounded love letter to mid-century sounds, soft jazz, and personal storytelling.

Through the Lens: Lilyisthatyou Live at Elsewhere NYC

Silverstein’s 25 Years of Noise tour made a stop in Richmond Virginia on May 13, 2025 and made quite an impression.

Written by: Hannah Lemke Photo From Google “But the beauty one finds alone is a prayer that longs to be shared.”  – Miley Cyrus,...

Boston Manor traveled all the way from the UK for their headline tour across North America and Richmond, VA had the pleasure of being one of the few cities to host the band. On May 11, 2025, which also happened to be Mother’s Day, fans of the band showed up to Richmond Music Hall and filled the venue in anticipation for a great night of music. 

Photos By: Stephanie Axelrod

Some lessons stick with us, while others are easily shrugged o. Maryland-born, Nashville-based alt-pop artist BIZZY embraces the latter with “Tuesday.”