REVIEWS

Against the backdrop of Red Rocks' towering sandstone formations, Jon Bellion delivered a performance defined by reinvention. From improvised detours and reimagined fan favorites to the explosive closing run of songs from FATHER FIGURE, the evening showcased an artist more interested in exploration than replication. Here are some photos from Jon Bellion's performance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre:

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

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

There is a certain kind of confidence in walking onstage and treating a room like you’ve been there for years, even if you’re still technically the new guy. Friday night at The Fillmore Silver Spring, both Cole Goodwin and Vincent Mason played like artists who need no introduction. Goodwin opened the night with a solid set, his sound carrying an old country backbone. His southern charm came through in quips between songs, including a playful line introducing “Howdy” as his ve