A good New York story can do so much for a song. It frames the music and melody, giving it credibility and context that no other city can provide. And to further refine the experience by drilling down to Brooklyn, the coolest and most productive of the five boroughs, certifies any song that dares take … Read more
We’re starting to gear up for our chance to see Matt & Kim in Nashville later this month. They’ve released a large handful of videos over the last few months to hold us over until May 9th at Marathon Music Works. If you’re into fun dance parties, be sure to see them live and pick … Read more
WATERS | All photos by Kristen Abigail It feels like summer in Nashville already, and the best way to start it off is with a sweaty rave kind of night involving Matt & Kim and WATERS. The colorful night started off with San Francisco pop rock band WATERS, who recently released their debut record, What’s … Read more
alt-J | ALL PHOTOS BY LOUIS KWOK alt-J, Matt & Kim, Walk the Moon, Catfish & the Bottlemen, and San Fermin performed at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre this past Friday. Please enjoy these photos by Louis Kwok. MATT & KIM WALK THE MOON CATFISH & THE BOTTLEMEN SAN FERMIN
Photo by Louis Kwok Another LouFest is in the books, and tomorrow we’ll share our Top 10 moments of the music festival that took place this past weekend in St. Louis at Forest Park. We would like to thank everyone involved with the festival — bookers, vendors, publicists, managers, security, lighting directors, tour managers, C3 … Read more
Photo courtesy of the artist Oooh, summer’s on like Donkey Kong, and if anyone is well aware of this fact, it’s Matt & Kim. The feelgood duo has released its first single off the forthcoming album, Lightning (FADER), and it’s enough to make us skip through the sprinklers in our skivvies. Matt Johnson requests, “Just … Read more
Photo by Sarah Cochran Yes, there were balloons. And confetti. But, I want to talk about the balloons. They didn’t fall from the ceiling; they weren’t even pre-blown. They were tossed out into the audience by Matt and Kim, in their flimsy, rubber state, all multi-colored and new (well, I’m hoping they were new). They … Read more