A Flicker of Adolescent Heartbreak: Bayside & The Sleeping

September 17 at Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia was for anyone who loves emo, post-hardcore, and the flicker of adolescent heartbreak.  Kicking off the night was The Sleeping. They moved through fan favorites with raw urgency, their energy undiminished by years. The sound was crisp, guitars tight, drums solid, just enough roughness to remind you it once […]

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Wolf Alice Leaves Philly Wanting More

On tour for their fourth studio album, The Clearing, Wolf Alice stopped at Philadelphia’s Union Transfer on September 15. The sold-out crowd spanned generations, and you could feel the anticipation on two levels: the British indie rock band hadn’t released an album since 2021’s Blue Weekend, and hadn’t headlined Philly since 2017. Opening act Willy […]

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LEYA and Model/Actriz at First Unitarian Church

Last Wednesday, artists Model/Actriz and LEYA performed to a packed crowd at Philadelphia’s First Unitarian Church. LEYA opened the evening with a slow burn. Their compositions felt intimate yet expansive. These contrasts—between beauty and unease, clarity and blur—set the emotional tone for the night.  Then Model/Actriz strode in, and the energy shifted. Their presence demanded […]

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Hiatus Kaiyote Translates Feelings of Wonder into Cosmic Sound and Color at Boston’s Roadrunner

You know you’re in for a special night when it feels less like the start of a concert and more like the opening of a cosmic portal. Whether you hear their music in the comfort of your home, or surrounded by thousands of fellow minds and ears, Hiatus Kaiyote leaves you drifting somewhere between an […]

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Watershed Festival 2025

A Pacific Northwest must-see experience is the Gorge Amphitheater Concert venue. This diamond in the rough gem is located in the heart of central Washington, miles from any of the state’s larger cities. Although somewhat primitive, ask anyone who’s been and they’ll tell you there’s almost no better setting for outdoor live music. A documentary […]

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Harbour and Friends @ The TLA

A few months ago I was at happy hour with a few friends chatting about new music and upcoming concerts. I was eager to break out of my usual Spotify rotation and discover fresh sounds, especially from smaller local bands I could both listen to and photograph. My friend Abby opened her concert calendar, overflowing […]

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All Things Go 2025: ONES To Watch

Celebrating its 11th anniversary this year, All Things Go continues to surpass fans’ expectations. The Maryland-born festival recently announced its expansion to Toronto, Canada, proving once again the demand for more women and queer artist-led festival lineups. All Things Go D.C. will feature 40+ artists across multiple stages over three days, from September 26 through […]

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RELIVE THE SHOW: MOLLY GRACE IN NASHVILLE AT RYMAN AUDITORIUM

Molly Grace played an epic show for her current hometown of Nashville at Ryman Auditorium with Nightlife as support and our photographer Zoey Bright was there to capture the magic! Make sure you catch Molly Grace on tour – check out her tour dates here! Until then, relive the show here on mylifeinsound.com: Nightlife by […]

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