The National | Richmond, VA Photos By: Claire Johnson | Instagram

Written by: Sophie Maloney ARTIST: Alanis Morissette ALBUM: Good Weather for Immaculate Conception (2026) GENRE: Holiday/Christmas album, Pop-Rock Holiday RATING: 7/10 Album Artwork for Alanis Morisette's album, Good Weather for Immaculate Conception One of the founding mothers of alternative rock Alanis Morissette, has blessed fans with a full length Christmas album after years of dropping covers around the holiday season. The album features an all star lineup of duet partn

Written by: Danielle Azu Photos by: Emily Singh This past Thursday, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the first-ever Caroween at Pearl Street Warehouse, and what a night it was! Fellow Streetgrrl Em and I pulled up to experience this incredible show, brought to life through the hard work and creativity of Caroline Harlin of Caro’s Playlists, a well-known music blog and social media account, and her friend and local DMV artist, Danielle Phan. While at the show, I had

Whisky a Go Go | Los Angeles, CA Photos By: Leslie Poff | Instagram

Toyota Music Factory | Dallas, TX Photos By: Tyler Chan | Instagram

House of Blues | Dallas, TX Photos By: Tyler Chan | Instagram

Whisky a Go Go | Los Angeles, CA Photos By: Leslie Poff | Instagram

The Armory | Minneapolis, MN Photos By: Rebecca Ackerman | Instagram Orville Peck: Abbie Callahan:

Written by: Janani Hariram ARTIST: The F16s ALBUM: All Dogs Go To Heaven (2026) GENRE: Rock RATING: 9/10 Photo From: The Dirty Magazine A decade since their iconic album “Triggerpunkte” (2016), Chennai-based band The F16s have not disappointed with their latest release. “All Dogs Go To Heaven” (2026) has a nostalgic, groovy sound that, at times, brought a tear to my eye. There is something beautifully raw and open to it, something that makes me yearn for simpler childhood tim

Written by: Catherine Fleck This month's release round up is arriving a little late, however this has nothing to do with the calibre of releases this month, only my inability to write whilst also at a destination wedding. Getting stuck straight in with “O My Beloved” by Kings of Leon arriving on 6th November. Their 10th studio album and the first to be entirely produced by the band themselves, it’s showing to be a change of direction from their previously released music. Lea

Varsity Theater | Minneapolis, MN Photos By: Kailey Blunk | Instagram

The Garrison | Toronto, ON Photos By: Marielle Cruz | Instagram

Written by: Precious Drew Photo By: Precious Drew Some artists make music that takes you back. Others make you feel like you're experiencing something new. Akeem Ali somehow does both. His Texture Tour stop at Amsterdam Bar & Hall in St. Paul, Minnesota, blended hip-hop, R&B and funk with throwback grooves that made it hard to stand still. From the music to the choreography, the night celebrated sounds and styles that never go out of style. The night opened with two 20-minute

The Observatory North Park | San Diego, CA Photos By: Martica Manuel | Instagram

Uptown Theater | Minneapolis, Minnesota Photos By: Rebecca Ackerman | Instagram

Fine Line | Minneapolis, Minnesota Photos By: Rebecca Ackerman | Instagram

The Shrine | Los Angeles, CA Photos By: Toby Shapiro | Instagram The Midwest Princess Project was launched in October 2025 by Chappell Roan to support transgender and LGBTQ+ youth through resources, care, connection, and support. In support of the project, Chappell Roan put on the Super Graphic Spectacular, which was a two night fundraiser on October 21 and 22, 2026, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The event raised over $2 million, which went to transgender and LGBTQ

Written by: Camila Lupa Meet Aurora Ave.! Not the street in Seattle, but the 8-member indie band comprised of Koh, Samara, Michael, Gabi, Neizer, Henry, Peyton and Sam (who was not able to join this interview, unfortunately). By beautifully mixing jazz, pop, R&B, rock, and more, Aurora Ave. has basically created their own genre. They stand out among other artists because of their unique sound, which they describe as "indie DIY" at its core. This could be because of their many

Written by: 23melodic It was such a pleasure interviewing Ania Hoo. She’s an artist who follows signs and just finished her first tour as an opener. The first time I listened to “IRL,” I wanted to move. The beat is bouncy, built on a mix of bass and drums, and it’s made for dancing. The lyrics are catchy, and it’s definitely a song you’ll have on repeat. It sounds like a song for a room full of friends. It’s also personal. Ania wrote it about the good side of dating online,

Written by: Danielle Azu Photo By: Eduardo Colón Aponte Recently, I had the pleasure to interview Eduardo Colón Aponte! He's made himself know in the D.C music scene for curating events, as well as performing throughout the city. He has this raw and exciting post-punk vibe that caught the attention of Orlando Jones' record label Gangstir Rock Records. We got a chance to talk about the exciting update as well as learn about his creative process and what he wants to bring in h