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The “Body High Tour” in support of 2025’s EUSEXUA and EUSEXUA Afterglow albums hit Seattle this past week.

The British pop star brought her “This Tour May Contain New Music” North American run to Seattle this week.

Joyce Manor’s I Used to Go to This Bar tour stop in Chicago also featured support from Combat and Teen Mortgage.

The Tennessean songwriter teases her new album Face the Feeling with a performance of the recent single at Club Roar Studios.

The slacker-country rockers brought songs from Bleeds and beyond to the Minneapolis venue last week.

Jimmy Chauveau and Jon Hembrey play their 2016 hit “Spirits” and “Skin of My Teeth” from their new Burning Bridges Into Dust EP on a sunny hillside while touring the Pacific Northwest.

Father John Misty, flipturn, Gelli Haha, Blondshell, hemlocke springs, Haute & Freddy, and more from downtown Boise’s sprawling music and arts fest.

The Swedish garage rock icons brought their The Hives Forever Forever The Hives tour to Chicago this past week.

The electro-pop trio celebrate the release of their fifth album Everything Glows with a playlist featuring Beach House, Robyn, The Radio Dept., and more.

The Irish group capped off their first-ever US tour in typically Texan fashion: with a Flavortown Waterloo in one hand and a firearm in the other.

The actor and songwriter gives a very wintery performance of the songs “The Spirit of ’76” and “Everybody Is Dying” from his new album in Upstate New York.

Water From Your Eyes, Rocket, Surfbort, Kreayshawn, Panic Shack, and more scenes from the 40th iteration of Austin’s annual music festival and conference.

The Canadian songwriter plays “How do I get to you?” and “The Hunches” from her newly released debut album Winged.

The sold-out show from Big Thief’s guitarist in Pasadena featured an opening set from his other project Kisser.

The eccentric electro-pop artist spins Animal Collective, OutKast, Britney Spears, and more on her week-long radio takeover.

The Algerian guitar group shares dispatches from the Sahara ahead of their latest collection, Hoggar, dropping via their own Wedge label.

Ringing in the year of the fire horse, the event’s 39th edition emphasized a message of celebration amid a moment of turmoil.

With the deluxe version of their 2024 LP Staring at the Sun out now, the duo play “Emmaline” and “Warning Song” in their producer Tommy Trautwein’s backyard.

The musician/producer/performance artist/activist brought her No Lube So Rude show to Queens this past weekend.

The West Texas songwriter plays acoustic versions of “Movie Star” and “Tell Me It’s Over” from her debut album Queen of Texas, out this Friday.