Eats. Beats. Drinks. Restaurants come dime a dozen, but when one fuses hip hop with a dining experience like Troop has, it's hard not to take the time out to stop by. Hanging chair with a quote from Sir Mix-a-Lot's...
The rise of social media and its ability to cause a new meme, video, announcement and even art to go viral within seconds has been beneficial to curators worldwide. In comes 26-year-old Darry Sharp, Jr. Sharp, who is originally from...
We spoke to Balance and Composure drummer Bailey Van Ellis ahead of their upcoming tour. Hot off of their Australian tour, Balance and Composure are ready to hit the road along with openers From Indian Lakes and Queen of Jeans....
The Bergamot are currently on a 50-state national tour in the United States. While plenty of people have minds full of lingering dreams when they settle down in life–such as being rock stars or dropping everything, jumping in a car and traveling...
Disclaimer: This interview contains unedited language that may be considered NSFW. Ken Rebel and friends in the green room at The Met in Pawtucket, R.I. | Photo by: Hensley Carrasco From traveling the world to selling out shows in New York,...
This exclusive feature is written by contributing writer Jacob Marrocco. Image via Hamilton This was originally going to be a top 10 list, but that was impossible. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash Broadway musical Hamilton has become the hottest ticket out there and for...
Brendan Britton (right) performs with his brother Ben (left) in the group Triangle Forest. Photo courtesy of Brendan Britton. As the lead singer of Providence synth-pop act Triangle Forest, Brendan Britton has shared the stage with acts such as Shiny Toy...
Alternative to What? is a recurring feature on 45s and 40s in which Ryan Gibbs explores and rates every number one single on Billboard magazine's Alternative Songs chart. Foreword: Before we go into this year's entries, I'd like to note that the...
In a scheduled tour stop, Flatbush ZOMBiES stopped at The Met in Pawtucket, R.I. Friday night to perform for a sold out crowd. Not necessarily the largest of venues, The Met was home to more than 300 people who packed in like...
On September 10, 1988, Billboard magazine debuted its Modern Rock Tracks chart, which was devoted to a burgeoning radio format and loose genre that had been birthed earlier in the decade. I’m going to leave most of the history of...
