Show Reviews

Marilyn Hucek and her band (consisting of Hays on guitar, Isaac on drums, and Danny on bass/backing vocals) brought her debut headlining tour to Philadelphia on January 27th, 2026, in support of her highly anticipated autobiographical record MARILYN. The show opened with three energetic tracks, followed by a lively sing-along to“Pink Pony Club.”Then, they slowed it down with two quieter, more intimate songs before picking up the pace again and keeping it high for the rest of

Belfast-based duo Chalk embarked on their highly anticipated first-ever North American tour this November, and Playlists & Polaroids had the privilege of attending their LA stop at Gold Diggers. The experimental post-punk band is quickly climbing the ranks in the industry and preparing to fully achieve an international breakthrough - this tour comes after several other career milestones, including playing Glastonbury and opening for the legendary Fontaines D.C. Image & graphi

Overwhelmingly abundant in today's music scene, the classic breakup concept album becomes more and more difficult to pull off as the years pass. Only artists with the utmost knack for emotional delivery and storytelling can create such a record in a compelling, impactful way. With his cinematic, gut-wrenching debut SIGNAL FADES, Rob Eberle proves that he's one of them. A tumultuous rollercoaster from start to finish, SIGNAL FADES details his long-distance breakup with immense

From its founding in 1995 to 2019, Warped Tour remained a staple of punk rock culture, and the iconic touring festival made its...