Concerts Archives — Page 3 of 40

The Dandy Warhols Pack Manhattan’s Bowery Ballroom for 30th Anniversary US Tour Finale — European Leg Kicks Off in July

Saturday in Manhattan’s Lower East Side belonged entirely to The Dandy Warhols. They spent the early evening performing an intimate acoustic warm‑up inside the Public Hotel on Chrystie Street, a…

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Ministry Eulogizes “With Sympathy” Era With Glorious Set at The Brooklyn Paramount Theatre

Al Jourgensen has finally made peace with the synth-pop skeleton in his closet, and he’s parading it through the streets in full daylight. The man who once torched the With…

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Synth-Punk Auteur N8NOFACE Releases Post-Punk Driven Single “Waiting to Wait for You” Featuring Chico Mann

There is a quiet sanctity in waiting in that breathless pause before joy arrives. The air thickens with anticipation. You begin to cherish the smallest details: the whistle of a…

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Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Announce Future Ruins Festival — An Event Spotlighting Film and Television Composers Such as John Carpenter, Kyle Dixon, Goblin, and More!

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have unveiled Future Ruins, a bold new festival billed as a “cinematic ceremony,” charting uncharted territory by spotlighting the sublime talents of film and television…

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Chameleons Announce September Release of New Album “Arctic Moon” and Autumn Tour Dates

After a resurgent 2024 that saw Manchester’s post-punk luminaries roar back into the fray fiercer than ever, the Chameleons (Reg Smithies, Vox, Stephen Rice, Danny Ashberry, and Todd Demma are showing no…

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DEVO Whips the Audience into a Frenzy at Sold-Out Show at Brooklyn Paramount

A victim of collision on the open sea Nobody ever said that life was free Sink, swim, go down with the ship But use your freedom of choice The sky…

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Avant-Garde Art-Pop Artist jess joy has Vaudevillian Visions of Death in Her Video for “Owed to Spring”

watch my blood swirl down the drain flush another month off my age spring is passing Some songs arrive like falling leaves that shouldn’t fall yet. owed to spring is…

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German Post-Punk Legends Pink Turns Blue Announce North American Tour in Support of New Album “Black Swan”

Since forming in 1985, German post-punk stalwarts Pink Turns Blue have refined their sound into something unmistakably their own—elegant in its minimalism, emotive in its delivery, and enduring in its…

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Post-Punk Legends Death Cult to Play Rare Intimate West Coast Club Shows Ahead of Cruel World 2025

Death Cult – the earlier, darker incarnation of The Cult – has announced a pair of intimate California concerts this May. The legendary post-punk outfit, featuring vocalist Ian Astbury and…

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Shake Your Shibuya — Sextile Returns From Tokyo With Video for “Women Respond To Bass”

No more teeth Life is bleak **** your dollar Los Angeles synth-punk agitators Sextile charge into the strobe-lit abyss with their new album yes, please., out May 2nd via Sacred…

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