Singer-songwriter Will Johnson played at the Ballroom on February 6, 2024, with opener Renée Reed.
Read MoreFollowing the release of her deluxe debut, L.A-based musician Blondshell emerges as a grunge icon for the new generation.
Read MorePaxton Smith talks about the origin of her passion for music!
Read MoreMoonbby, West 22nd, Polo Perks, and Skaiwater came together for Frothing Fest at Mohawk January 26.
Read MoreTexas native Chance Peña played his soulful tunes with support from alternative artist Hayd at Antone’s on January 28.
Read MoreAt the end of each month, Afterglow presents a staff-picked list of new albums and singles that left a lasting impression on our ears.
Read MoreLA-based college seniors Amanda Flowers and Jacob Miller sit down with fellow class of 2024 member Arundhati Ghosh to lend insight into being college students and musicians simultaneously (and to talk about their recent collaboration with videographer Alex Di Marco!).
Read MoreTake a look at some of the best albums of the past year, hand-picked by the Afterglow Editorial Staff.
Read MoreStuck in a listening slump? Afterglow’s got you covered with a list of lesser-known 2023 albums to match each zodiac sign.
Read MoreThe foundation of punk culture is contradicted by the voices it has historically publicized, but as genres evolve, so do the people that represent them.
Read MoreNashville native MORGXN discusses his latest single, “Fading,” and making a new album with a live band in his hometown.
Read MoreAmid perfectionistic tendencies, religious pressures, and an anxiety disorder, I found a healing freedom at femme punk shows.
Read MoreBéla Bartók, one of Hungary’s greatest composers, experiments with dissonance and the gravitas of tranquility to give a new meaning to the classical — a genre that both calls attention to, and calms, our greatest fears.
Read MoreIn the long tradition of feminine confessional storytelling, Joni Mitchell carved out her name in the 1970s American folk style.
Read MoreFrom his comedic roots as Pink Guy on SoundCloud to creating introspective albums like BALLADS 1 and SMITHEREENS, Joji boasts a uniquely consistent music style, interestingly combining emo rap and melodic trap. Through genre-blurring soundscapes and poignant lyricism, Joji has seamlessly transcended his internet persona, solidifying his position as a compelling force in the global music scene.
Read MoreIn her version of “Goodbye To Love,” Phoebe Bridgers teams up with Jack Antonoff for a melancholy take on a Carpenters hit for the “Minions: The Rise of Gru” soundtrack.
Read MoreOn their revolutionary album, Bladee and Ecco2k tackle existential dread with the purifying forces of optimism and beauty, invoking elements of Buddhist and Taoist theology to do so.
Read MoreMt. Joy works together in indie-rock harmony to remind listeners that in the end … it’s really not that serious.
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