A Petty Party Premiere
Petty Grievance’s debut album will be released this Friday night at The Heavy Anchor in Bevo. They will be joined by local mainstays Bruiser Queen and Breakmouth Annie.
Tagged: music
Holidays On The High Road
Sonic Gallery STL previews and offers free tickets to R.A.P. Ferreira’s show at Pop’s Blue Moon on December 15th.
Review: Jontavious Willis at The Focal Point
Blues musician Jontavious Willis collaborated with local players for a fantastic performance at The Focal Point in Maplewood.
Zantigo is Seeking New Management
Zantigo prepares to release their newest album, Management Material, at The Heavy Anchor on Friday, November 14th.
Snake N’ Shake
Members of Hell Night, The Lion’s Daughter, and The Gorge combine forces to create one of the best local metal debuts in recent memory.
Shoegaze Nomads Precocious Neophyte Come to The Sinkhole
Precocious Neophyte, a band led by Jeehye Ham and Ethan Waddell, formed in 2019. Their two releases showcase the band’s unique take on the Shoegaze genre. They play at south city’s Sinkhole on Tuesday evening.
You’ve Got Another Slice Coming
The Lion’s Daughter will play their farewell show on Saturday. Rick Giordano, founder of the heavy metal band and pizzeria The Headless Bat, reflects on his musical journey and running a small business in Tower Grove South.
Punk and Electro Acts Come Together for Tornado Benefit Concert at Off Broadway
On Wednesday, June 11th, Midwest Metal Punks will hold a benefit show at Off Broadway to support Action St. Louis’s work aiding tornado-affected neighborhoods in north St. Louis. The show will feature local punk and electro acts.
Samvega Uses Inspiration to Transcend Genres
Samvega is a dynamic rock band formed by close friends, and they aim to inspire and uplift their audiences. Through their unique music journey, the band has focused on fostering hope and emotional connection amid life’s uncertainties and challenges.
Occults Is The Product Of Long Friendship And An Unending Love For Music
Emilio Hernandez and Patrick Lawrence, former members of Nothing Still, found success with their new band Occults after personal tragedy halted their previous project. They’ve embraced a unique sound while building a global fan base.
