FINNEAS lit up the historic Warsaw venue in Brooklyn with a star-studded, intimate performance showcasing songs from his new album For Crying Out Loud. From on-stage kisses and celebrity sightings to playful moments with his bandmates, the night was full of surprises. Fans not only got a taste of his pop-rock sound but also a glimpse into the elite, LA-style glamour that surrounded the show. Curious about the candid, behind-the-scenes vibes and the electric chemistry on stage? Dive into the full recap from Quinn’s eyes!

Cuco's NYC concert at Terminal 5 felt like an intimate house show, with the artist prioritizing fan connection over spectacle. On his "Cuco, 4 U" tour, he debuted new music and interacted personally with the crowd, creating a warm, family-like atmosphere. Read about Quinn's experience at the show that was a celebration of shared emotions, culture, and Cuco's deep gratitude for his fans.

At the Tones of NYC show by Color Studios, Mustafa the Poet took the stage and delivered a deeply emotional performance of his debut album, DUNYA. With raw vocals, live instrumentation, and powerful storytelling, Mustafa captivated the audience, bringing them to tears and reflection. Click here to read about the show and experience through Emmy's eyes.

See Plus has finally unveiled their highly anticipated debut album, Your Portrait, after years of crafting EPs and singles since 2018. Their first full-length release captures the band's artistic vision in a way that makes the wait undeniably worthwhile. Click here to read about why we think that If you're ready for a fresh introduction to an emerging sound, Your Portrait and See Plus is the perfect starting point.

Hank Heaven's dreamy, lo-fi sound paired with Hippo Campus' high-energy performance created an unforgettable night at The Bowery Ballroom. The blend of ethereal melodies and electrifying stage presence captivated the audience from start to finish. Click here to read about our experience at the show.

On the 8th track of their most recent album, Clancy, whether out of intention or sheer coincidence, Twenty One Pilots talk about it "being lavish, from the floor to the ceiling." Click here to read why their tour was exactly that and more, ranging from the fits, fanfare and fun, the show was truly a celebration of the band and their fans.

Omar Apollo's performance at Forrest Hills Stadium was a masterclass in blending emotion, artistry, and authenticity. Despite the rain and chilly weather, he transformed what could have been a challenging night into a celebration of love, heartbreak, and identity. Click hear to read our review of the night and show.

Brockhampton was a family, both in the literal sense and in the way they made their fans feel. The connection between the group and their audience was genuine, built on a shared understanding of the struggles and triumphs of being different in a world that often demands conformity. Check out why we think their flash of brilliance will never be replicated.

NVR Knew August is up and running! Here you will find some brand new artists to add to your collection of music, and to connect to before they make it big. Learn more about these artists and what earns them a spot on our playlist.

Pop music often gets a bad rap, and gets criticized for solely being made for mass appeal. ‘Missing U’ by Robyn is the perfect answer to such criticism. It shows the depth and vulnerability that a pop track and album can have, all while still making you move. Missing U has that rare trait of being a song that stands alone just as strongly as it does within the fabric of the album. Learn more about this underrated pop track here.