Do These Bands Fux Live?

Shirtless Saturday was in full effect as Spud Cannon led a night of persistent sex in the form of music 4/5

A Jam-band, or the emptiness of the human soul. Points for being the only gluten free option.

Was there for Deem, but LifeOfThom might have been the Main Event. Deem kind of yelled at the crowd (though there were a couple of people talking non-stop, like go to the back if you dont want to shutup and enjoy the show) (3.5/5), LifeOfThom got everyone swaying and such beforehand (4/5)

Missed my concerts, so decided to do things from the other side. Played the rift notes to Every Breath You Take and a few chords from Jumper 3/5.

*Ahem*, I believe the genre is 'Nerdcorp'. TWRP indeed was from the 80s and the future. 4/5. Rich Aucoin was Hipster Kenny Chesney and the best part is he played CNN (3.5/5) Unlocked the three Wednesday concerts in a row achievement 🏆

Been meaning to hit the bougie-hip out of place City Winery for a while. Could not have picked a better band. Claire Wellin (violin) was something else. 5/5

Unfortunately only caught a song or two from retro psyche group Hala(2/2), but dad sports(3/5) and Toledo(3.5/5) were passable. #SadBoys4Lyfe✌️ 😥

Glorious return to Rockwood, Stage 2 for another slice of red, white, and true Americana. Tristen (right duo) gets 5 Honks, while Aaron Lee gets 5 Tonks.

It would be impossible for me to fully depict the events that happened on the stage (and in the audience) this night. Suffice it to say, the Rat King was summoned and battled all while Castle Rat and Evolfo played the audience into a psychedelic frenzy 4.5/5

This was my first time taking my parents to a real New York concert, so I had a lot of expectations, which made the weak performances by both bands so disappointing. To put it lightly, you could barely hear the music over the racket they were making 2.5/5