Last year, The Aquarian covered three of My Chemical Romance’s Long Live The Black Parade shows and proclaimed it our tour of the year on our final cover story of 2025. This year, the band has ...

New Jersey’s Surfing For Daisy is grinding and hustling these days. The band is comprised of a tight knit group with six ...

There are some bands that perform and then there others that command the stage. Wolf Alice delivers a truly stellar live experience . UK indie rock band Wolf Alice have amassed a loyal fanbase thanks ...

Joudy [pronounced Howdy] is a three piece originally from Venezuela, now based in New York City. The band left the rough ...

Bowling For Soup are releasing an album made entirely of pop-punk covers and also working on finishing a new original LP.

Like Cowan’s earlier albums, the 11-track new one features backing from a coterie of talented studio musicians. Also on hand are a couple of country music luminaries: Sam Bush, who plays mandolin on ...

Phish’s road to 100 shows at Madison Square Garden continues. Last Monday, July 27th marked their 95 stop at the world’s most famous arena. The energy around MSG on a Monday night was electric, an ...

At Night Club 101, Bandits on the Run introduced its sophomore album, Rough Magic, released on June 12, by performing the entire album, interspersed with a few non-album fan favorites. Unusual for a ...

One of the best rock performers of our generation stops in Brooklyn. Off-stage, Jack White is a most curious character. Born 51 years ago as Jack Gillis, he took the surname of his first wife, White ...

The Rolling Stones’ last album of new material, 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, was their first CD in 18 years. Now, a little less than three years later, they’re back with Foreign Tongues. They must have ...

Paul Simon brings his stellar live show to Forest Hills Stadium in Queens, NYC. “I am just a poor boy, though my story’s seldom told.” Few concert tours are game changers, and Paul Simon’s A Quiet ...

Half a century later, though, the Cyrkle was back, albeit with only two members of the 1960s band: vocalist and co-founder Don Dannemann and keyboardist Michael Losekamp, who had played on Neon, the ...