This past weekend brought over a dozen artists to the stage at Greenfinch Theater & Dive on S. Jefferson, where the musicians joined forces with International Institute of St. Louis to support immigrant rights. Mound City Messenger’s Erik Alan Carlson was there to document last Friday night’s event. Enjoy these photos of Po Mia, Kyoto Lo-Fi, MC JAB, and Megan & Shane.
Modular Mobb gatherings foster community among music producers and creatives, encouraging collaboration and experimentation with electronic instruments. Open to all levels, participants explore sound together in an inviting atmosphere.
St. Louis says goodbye to The Mall, and Midwest Metal Punks’ Tae May reflects on her experiences booking St. Louis’s best underground metal shows.
Ending a great year of local music releases, St. Louis rock band Interpersonal releases their debut LP, The Long Bright Dark. Its concise 30 minutes of music offers listeners diverse sounds while maintaining emotional cohesion, showcasing the group’s skill in creating impactful rock and keeping things interesting.
The Mound City Messenger continues our coverage of Glory Pro Wrestling. Glory Pro’s commitment to family-friendly entertainment makes these events a real St. Louis treasure. Check out the latest in local wrestling action!
Hell Night, born from anger, has evolved into a beloved band in Saint Louis. They blend punk roots with personal experiences, while balancing family life and community connections. Learn more about a band that embodies excitement without the pressure of extensive touring.
