An Epic House Show hosted by Cammy K, featuring Lou Oma, Will Roesner, Cherry Blonde, and Lang.

The band played through their new album "The Nu Rock Mixtape", which features hits such as "Situation", "NBA2K13" and their viral cover of "Where's Your Head at," which has gotten over 30 million streams on Spotify & even featured a special guest, Jarred Baca, who was a previous member of the band, to perform "unforgivable".

The Playground Show was a mini tour hosted by West of Eden (WoE), an 18-member collective full of creatives who collaborate together, utilizing various art mediums. The two-stop tour was held in Seattle and Los Angeles. magSCENE had the honor to cover the latter show.

If the first half of the album could be compared to being lifted up into the sky, then the second half was the moment your wings found balance, allowing you to soar through the sky.

Words & Photos: Jesse Figueiras Osorio The Royston Club have spent the last few years building up what has proven to be a sensational career. From touring as support for Miles Kane back in 2024 to sold-out legs of their headline tours across the UK & EU. Their most recent being the Songs For The Spine tour, which has proven to be a phenomenal success for the band. On Thursday night, they played to a sold-out Roundhouse in London, just around 6 Months after selling out the O2

After consistently selling out shows over the past couple of years, it’s clear why their momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. From their electric stage presence, there was not one single person in the venue who stood still, the energy was contagious.

Holywatr’s performance had heart. They shared a piece of their heart to the Pomona crowd that night. An invisible vein connected the entire venue - beating in-sync with each other, no matter where you were found in the crowd.

Photos: Jake Micheal Christian (Images taken at Machine Gun Kelly's Headline shows in Bolonga, Munich, Vienna, Poland, Prague, Berlin, Hamburg, Paris, Cologne, Amsterdam, London, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, & Dublin) Links: Tickets to MGK's "Lost Americana" tour. Listen to MGK on Spotify.

This tour was a beautiful journey that captured the impeccable work ethic and humanity of these creatives, their resolve to stay composed and push through high-stress situations, all while still being able to offer the best experience for their supporters.

Shortly after the opening set, Kami Kehoe took the stage. Deep and hard-hitting, her vocals put the audience in a trance that craved more and more, as they blended with the instrumentals provided by Nico Diaz (bass), Andrew Stephenson (guitar), and Benzo (drums).

The crowd screamed alongside Noah, who was able to push the boundaries of the venue’s energy even further and kept the crowd up for the entire duration of their set.

Paleface Swiss, a band formed in Switzerland and known for their genre blending unique mix of deathcore, hardcore and beatdown music is the type of concert you’d expect to catch on Friday night, not a Sunday! They are, however, exactly the band you need to get ready for the coming week! Fresh off of releasing their latest EP “The Wilted” at the start of the year, it was clear they were ready to get back to touring and performing in front of a crowd.

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In their most recent endeavor, Permanent (Joy) took to the stage in support of rising indie-rock band The Royston Club at the O2 Kentish Town Forum on Halloween, delivering a confident and well-structured opening act that set the tone for what has ramped up to be one of the most anticipated nights of the “Songs For The Spine” tour.

demxntia is an impeccably hard-working artist who has barely scratched the surface in his career. From learning to sing and play the guitar, to developing a cohesive and flexible “brand” that unapologetically represents himself in all facets, demxntia is making strides to be the best version of himself possible.

Overpass had made an impact. Their incisive songwriting, expanding fan following, and incredible stage presence make it obvious that they are on the verge of becoming something far greater.

MICO is not only a talented artist that has honed his craft over the last few years with an astounding work-ethic, he is a genuine person that showed gratitude to every single person who helped make this tour and his dream come to fruition. His shows are a safe place for people from different walks of life to temporarily forget about the world and be themselves to the fullest, together.

The K's took to the stage in Wolverhampton to perform their second album, "Pretty on the Internet" in full.

Their choice at the end of the concert demonstrated Bôa's skill at engaging their audience with catchy melodies and poignant lyrics. It was the perfect way to finish off a night filled with emotion, raw energy, and musical connection.After the set was finished, Bôa positioned themselves in the middle of the stage and bowed in appreciation of the audience. Before leaving the stage, they gave fans a special experience by throwing guitar picks into the crowd as a parting thank y

Florida-based artist, BRAYTON, (along with Dylan McNulty on guitar & George Statoni on drums) took to the stage in Jacksonville, Florida, supporting Max Diaz. His heavy riffs, authentic storytelling, and incredible stage presence have garnered him a growing fanbase, and with his new EP, MORTIS, set to release on the 30th May 2025, he's definitely an artist to keep an eye out for.