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St. Louis' Sorry, Scout Releases Their Second EP

FEATURE • 80/35 Festival

Des Moines' Urban Festival Delivers Again

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our photo coverage of the

2019 Roots N Blues N BBQ Festival

our photo coverage of the

2019 Austin City Limits Festival

our photo coverage of the

2019 VooDoo Festival

Louis the Child

Pageant Dec. 7th • show 8 pm • Sold out

Samantha Fish

Old Rock House Dec. 8th • show 8 pm • $25

Get Up Kids w/ Hembree

Duck room dec. 10th • show 8 pm • $22

311

pageant dec. 12th • show 8 pm • $49.50/$55

Phantogram

pageant dec. 15th • show 8 pm • $27

A Sublime Gary Clark Jr at the Fox

Gary Clark Jr.’s performance on August 12 at the Fox Theatre took concertgoers on a journey throughout his career as a musician. 

"Best Friend Sh*t": Phantogram in KC

The Coors Light Block Party at the Power and Light District definitely felt like a party on Friday, August 23rd. Bob Moses and Phantogram lit up the stage and provided the soundtrack for a dance-filled evening.

Matt Maeson at a Sold Out Delmar Hall

On August 26, Matt Maeson took the Delmar Hall audience for a ride that mimicked his ongoing career—a steady rise that gripped the crowd and lifted them to new heights, leaving them begging for more.

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Toupin Displays the Attraction of Her 'Magnetic Moves'

Sometimes shows end up not as you expect them to, and Katie Toupin’s show was exactly that—for more reasons than one.

The singer, known for her start in the band Houndmouth, released her debut LP Magnetic Moves in June. She previously released the EP Moroccan Ballroom in 2018, her first solo work since leaving the band.

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Subdued Whitney at Delmar Hall

Truth Mystics: Bad Suns at Ready Room

Liily opens for Bad Suns at Ready Room

You may never hear Liily’s lead vocalist Dylan Nash say the name of the band, but you’ll be able to hear their music from a couple blocks away. This young alternative rock group is finding its footing in the world with the opportunity to open for Bad Suns on their Mystic Truth tour this fall.

Whitney, an indie-rock band whose name is often confused with the late-great Whitney Houston, played one of the most relaxed shows I’ve ever attended. The engaged crowd was calm and attentive on a Tuesday evening in September at Delmar Hall, attuned to everything that was happening on stage, just like the band.

“Ladies and gentlemen, we are Bad Suns,” penetrated the ears of every guest in the Ready Room on September 8, as the indie-rock band proudly gleamed from the short stage in front of a packed room.

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