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✰ The Fray
Igniting the desert even further, The Fray brought warmth to the stage of Arizona Financial Theatre. The band ignited the stage with performances off of their latest album, A Light That Waits, while also bringing warmth to those beloved songs from earlier in their career.
✰ Greg Mendez
Under the neon glow of Valley Bar, Greg Mendez turned a hot Phoenix night into a quieter and more intimate setting. Sitting beneath the pale stage light, his voice carried the weight of longing, while holding restraint. Honesty fell over the crowd making the intimate space breathable.
✰ Train
Under the stars and towering red rocks, Train brought 25 years of Drops of Jupiter to life at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. With Matt Nathanson and Barenaked Ladies warming up the crowd, the night was a nostalgic celebration of songs that have stayed with us for generations.
✰ Thee Sacred Souls
Three beautifully different shades of soul came to Phoenix. From The Womack Sisters’ shimmering harmonies to LA LOM’s mesmerizing instrumentals and Thee Sacred Souls turned the crowd into one warm communal. Behind the camera, I found myself photographing all the little moments of connection happening between the songs.
✰ Tame Impala
Tame Impala dipped Phoenix into a technicolor daydream. Along for the ride on the Deadbeat Tour was psychedelic soundscapes with dancing lasers, glowing lights, and a storm of colorful confetti. From Kevin Parker's intimate B-stage loops to a room losing itself in “The Less I Know the Better,” the entire night was magic constantly spinning.
✰ MUNA
MUNA brought the seductive, unruly world of Dancing On The Wall to Phoenix. Beneath the sweat, screaming, and feral energy tenderness. With Naomi McPherson absent, the band and crowd held her with remarkable care. The night was a deeply emotional celebration to the family behind MUNA.
✰ Melanie Martinez
Melanie Martinez brought the dark mythology of HADES to Phoenix, filling the night with fire, fantasy and a little beautiful grotesquerie. I watched an audience completely surrender themselves to the world she built. Every scream, costume and candlelight fit in as another piece of the story.
✰ Bullet Bane
São Paulo turned up the volume as Emmercia and Bullet Bane tore through Fabrique Club with crushing riffs, soaring vocals, and a crowd that refused to stand still. From Emmercia’s first show of the year to Bullet Bane’s new era, surprise guests, circle pits, and a thunderous singalong to “Uma Vida” made a celebration of everything Brazilian hardcore does best.
✰ MOthica
MOTHICA brought her signature blend of dark pop, vulnerability, and gothic edge to the opening night of Jutes’ U.S. & Australian Tour. From fan favorites to a haunting “Can You Feel My Heart” cover, she commanded the room and left the crowd wanting more.
✰ Tori Amos
Tori Amos brought In Times of Dragons to Arizona Financial Theatre. Backed by a striking dragon silhouette and fiery production. From playing piano and keyboard simultaneously during “Angelshark” to the haunting weight of “Shush,” Amos reminded Phoenix why her music has remained so singular for more than three decades.
✰ Slayyyter
Slayyyter brought her glittering WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA universe to a sold-out SOMA show. The energy was cranked to the absolute max from the first beat to the last scream. Between DIY costumes, spray-paint, bubbles in the air, and a crowd screaming every word back, San Diego became one giant Slayyyter fever dream. Lets run it back.
✰ Ecca Vandal
Ecca Vandal brought the full force of Looking For People To Unfollow to London’s Village Underground. Tearing through punk anthems, hip hop grooves and moments of raw, soulful intensity. Joined by the magnetic Freddy Forbidden, the night became celebratory of resistance, individuality and the beautifully chaotic space between genres.
✰ Tove Lo
The Greek Theatre glowed beneath the Los Angeles stars as Tove Lo brought her Estrus era to life. After following the Swedish pop star through every era, finally photographing her was a bucket-list moment. Even sweeter by watching an entire crowd give flowers of love and celebration to one of the best pop stars of our generation.
✰ Haute & Freddy
Last week, Haute & Freddy charmed the audience with their whimsical, positively chaotic energy at the Fonda in L.A. While playing songs from their new album, Big Disgrace, the vibrant duo captivated everyone’s attention while they performed songs like “Showgirl at Heart" and “Scantily Clad," even inviting audience members up on stage to join them at times.
✰ Masego
Masego brought the Fix Your Face Tour to Arizona Financial Theatre with silky vocals, wandering saxophone, layered grooves, and velvety set. Landing soul, and endless loops of R&B magic, the audience was in for a blistering magical night of witnessing this artists’ gift.
✰ Julia Wolf
Charlotte dove headfirst into the Deep End as Julia Wolf brought her sold-out tour stop. With Bee Blackwell setting the night in motion with her hypnotic presence, Wolf followed with a full PRESSURE performance. Giving fans every reason to sing, scream, and revel in the moment.
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✰Penelope Road
✰Yago Oproprio
✰Evan Honer
✰Beartooth
✰Gretel
✰Twen
✰Alabama Shakes
✰Zinadelphia
✰Belle and Chain
✰Chet Faker
✰Ari Lennox
✰Rancore
✰Gelli Haha
✰Florence Road
✰Bleachers
✰Metric
✰Girl Tones
✰Haute & Freddy
✰Atmosphere
✰Magic City Hippies
✰Lydia Night
✰Phoebe Rings
✰Ellise
✰Vukovi
✰Sick Joy
✰Indigo De Souza
✰Yellow Days
✰Khamari
✰Liz Cooper
✰BENEE
✰The Maine
✰Syd Taylor
✰Turf
✰Ray Bull
✰Robert Lester Folsom
✰ Ruel
Atlanta waited, and Ruel delivered. Through heartbreak anthems, disco ball glow, and a red door that opened to something extraordinary, the night felt pure of celebrated emotions.
✰ Joey Valence & Brae
Friday, February 20th, finally brought Charlotte, North Carolina a warm and sunny day, and I made sure to end it at a sold out Joey Valence & Brae show at The Underground. They’re currently on their Hyperyouth 2026 tour
✰ Black Honey
At Village Underground, the contrast of being in the shadows of beauty and menace came alive. Surf-rock, sunshine dissolved into dissociative dream-pop darkness, and the crowd sang every word. We witnessed inflatable flamingos while feeling the intimate, yet explosive and utterly assured performance.
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