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almost monday, fronted by Dawson Daughtery, performed live in Pittsburgh, PA alongside Luke Fabry (bass) and Cole Clisby (lead guitar) on June 23rd at North Shore venue Stage AE. The Southern Californian band opened for alt rock wonder Young the Giant. Intense, distinct vocals combined with spontaneous movement and dances from Dawson delivered an energetic, passionate intro to the night. They performed top hits and new releases, and highlighted a recent single titled "skinny

TREE CITY SESSIONS 3 REVIEW, OPENING THOUGHTS: Sean: I think it is simple to say Dance Gavin Dance is my favorite band. Any era has its own distinct aura that has carried these post-hardcore legends to other bands, greater albums, and legacies of their own past DGD (Kurt Travis, Zachary Garren, Jonny Craig, and Tilian Pearson). So I'll just take this from the OG Dance Gavin Dance fan perspective. This Tree City Session is for the OG’s, no doubt about it. Two DBM songs, a song

So let’s talk about Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. But first I gotta take you back to 2002. It was a cold December when my mom decided to take me to my first concert ever. I wasn’t certain if it was her favorite band, or if it was just the man on stage she absolutely adored, loved, and probably stalked named “Bruce Springsteen”. Growing up, I knew she took trips to New Jersey to see him in Atlantic City, as well as here in Pittsburgh, or listened to him on WDVE and

Static Dress – The Injury Episode Release Date: May 29, 2026 Label: Sumerian Records Genre: Post-Hardcore / Emo / Shoegaze / Alternative Rock Since the release of Rouge Carpet Disaster, Static Dress have cemented themselves as one of the most compelling and unpredictable voices within modern post-hardcore. Their ability to fuse nostalgic early-2000s emo, post-hardcore, shoegaze, alternative rock, and experimental sound design into a singular sonic identity has consistently se