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For most artists, the studio recording is the final draft. For Jon Bellion, it often feels like the beginning of the conversation. There may not be a more fitting venue for that philosophy than Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The sandstone monoliths surrounding the stage have remained largely unchanged for millions of years. The music that echoes between them exists for only a few hours. That tension between permanence and reinvention was everywhere Thursday night, where Bellion deli

In anticipation of Noah Kahan's upcoming show in D.C., we’re changing up our traditional editorial format. Instead of a standard biographical recap, we’re spelling out the narrative one specific milestone at a time. From his rustic origins and deeply personal albums to his dedicated mental health initiatives and the sheer scale of his current tour, this acrostic roadmap explores how a kid from New England captured (and kept) the world's attention. N is for Nationals Park We w

Lauv brought an infectious energy to The Anthem on Sunday night, bouncing across the stage while delivering the easygoing anthems that have made him an electropop fan favorite. His solo stage setup kept the focus squarely on his vocals, which often expanded beyond their studio versions. Between candid reflections and crowd-pleasing singalongs, the set highlighted both his personality and vocal versatility. Here are some photos from Lauv’s performance at The Anthem, opening fo