Earlier this month, Australian singer-songwriter Hannah Bahng brought her “The Misunderstood” World Tour to the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C., delivering an intimate and electrifying performance. The 21-year-old musician, recognized by Rolling Stone and Teen Vogue for her introspective songwriting and versatile sound, has quickly established herself as one of alt-pop’s most distinct rising artists. The show’s energy steadily built from the beginning, thanks to an openin

After gracing five major cities in Europe, Fred Again.. finally touched down in Toronto for his next pop-up of his 10 weeks 10 songs 10 cities - the USB002 tour. Since announcing it in October, he’s been to Glasgow, Brussels, Madrid, Lyon, and Dublin and released a track in each respective city.

week and we’re letting you in on the details. MIXTAPE (press play, no skips) is a music event created by KOHAI to celebrate the next wave of Asian excellence from LA, to Tokyo, Seoul and Toronto.

MARINA may have dropped “& The Diamonds” from her name long ago, but let’s be clear: she’s shining brighter than ever. The September 24 Philadelphia stop of the Welsh pop star’s Princess of Power tour at Franklin Music Hall proved just that.

Vibrations resonated Under the K Bridge last weekend as 88 Rising’s Head In The Clouds Festival returned to NYC with a loaded lineup of upcoming and established Asian and AAPI artists. Despite a shortened one-day festival compared to last year’s two day event at Forest Hills Stadium, this year’s stacked lineup took Under the K Bridge by storm.

The quiet suburb of Chester, PA was alight from September 12 to 13 as Breakaway Festival made its Philadelphia-area debut at Subaru Park’s festival grounds. The festival featured a stacked lineup of 24 artists led by EDM icons like Zedd, Excision, Cloonee, Of The Trees, and Two Friends. While events like the indoor HiJinx have become beloved traditions for Philly’s EDM fans, music fans in the City of Brotherly Love have been craving a good old outdoor festival experience – an

The Global Citizen Festival isn’t just about bringing together some of music’s biggest names – as an international advocacy organization, Global Citizen aims to eradicate extreme poverty worldwide.

Since their first festival in 2018, Head in the Clouds has quickly grown into a familiar name in the Asian community. Presented by record label 88rising, which represents Asian and Asian diaspora artists such as Rich Brian, Joji, Higher Brothers, Niki, and Jackson Wang - it's no surprise that HITC, at its roots, was meant to highlight both emerging and established Asian Artists.

Breakaway Music Festival has become well-loved among EDM fans for bringing some of the hottest DJs on the scene around the U.S. Now, the festival is expanding its footprint with a Philadelphia debut