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The social media accounts linked to from The Aquarian are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, aqweek has populated their site with: • Warped Tour 2026 Recap – The Aquarian • Bring Me The Horizon’s Album Release Festival in Manchester / July 11, 2026 – The Aquarian • Warped Tour Series: The Used – The Aquarian • Warped Tour Series: Coheed and Cambria – The Aquarian • Warped Tour Series: Fox Lake – The Aquarian • Warped Series: Hawthorne Heights – The Aquarian • Niia: Life After “Sweetest Girl” – The Aquarian • Acceptance Celebrates 20 Years of Phantoms – The Aquarian • On The Record: Bob Dylan Covers, plus Ray Peterson, Memphis Minnie, America, and a Clifton Chenier Tribute • On The Record: Counting Crows’ ‘Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!’ plus Freedy Johnston & Mike Henderson • Profonde Musique: The Endearing Charm of the Prince of Darkness • Johnny Thunders Birthday Bash at the Bowery Electric / July 18, 2025 • Maritime Merriment for ‘The Girl Called Cthulhu’ • Profonde Musique: Two Notes That Changed Cinema – The Theme From ‘Jaws’ at 50 • Arcy Drive: Wonderfully Unfiltered • Rock’s Finest, Brightest, & Best – Our Firsthand Welcome to Rockville Experience ★ • The Harmonious Rock’N’Roll Duo of Colin Blunstone of The Zombies & Robert Schwartzman • Warped Tour Series: Rosecoloredworld – The Aquarian • An Unveiled Marty Friedman Returns • Warped Tour Series: Thrice – The Aquarian • SAY ANYTHING IN NJ GIVEAWAY! • Warped Tour Series: Crown The Empire – The Aquarian • Makin Waves with The Nitro Blues Band: Sweet Victory • Warped Tour Series: Waterparks – The Aquarian • Get your Alkaline Trio @ Starland tickets here! • Warped Tour Series: Saturdays at Your Place – The Aquarian • #TransformationTuesday with Glass Animals in 2021 • Warped Tour Series: Taking Back Sunday – The Aquarian • WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO BLACKMORE’S NIGHT! • Diving Into Avenged Sevenfold’s Unholy Confessions – The Aquarian • WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO BLACKMORE’S NIGHT • Texas Is The Reason Backstage at Crossroads – The Aquarian • #TBT Coldplay’s Metlife-Hosted Love Affair • Rockville Recap – The Aquarian • #THROWBACK: Beavis & Butt-Head • Rockville Series Part VIII: Dying Fetus – The Aquarian • #THROWBACK: MARINA, 2015 • Warped Tour 2026: With Kevin Lyman – The Aquarian • Crosses at Hammerstein Ballroom • Rockville Series Part V: Story of the Year – The Aquarian • Rockville Series Part IV: Senses Fail – The Aquarian • Reality Check: Seán Barna • Rockville Series Part III: Winona Fighter – The Aquarian • Digging Into Silent Planet • Rockville Series Part II: Bloodywood – The Aquarian • Switchfoot – A Lesson in Human Connection (& Jumping Off Things) • Rockville Series Part I: Underoath – The Aquarian • On The Record: Lynyrd Skynyrd & More • Diving Into The Horror Show with I Am The Avalanche – The Aquarian • Noah Vonne & the ‘Heights of Freedom & Soul’ • Black Veil Brides; The New Chapter – The Aquarian • Letters to Cleo Look Back on 30 Years of Their Debut Album • The Amity Affliction Drops Their Best Album Yet – The Aquarian • Nick Broomfield’s ‘The Stones & Brian Jones’ • Linda Perry on Her Comeback Story – The Aquarian • Growing Up With GAYLE • Jon Walker Opens Up About His Past and Future – The Aquarian • ‘Futurama’ Flies Again • The Maine Brings Joy Next Door – The Aquarian • A Different Type of New York Comic Con • The Academy Is… Releasing Their First Album In Eighteen Years – The Aquarian • Striking a Chord With Mammoth WVH • Don Broco Amplify Their Sound on Nightmare Tripping – The Aquarian • New Jersey Is Thankful for Nessa Barrett • Rainbow Kitten Surprise at The Wellmont / March 13, 2026 – The Aquarian • The Fear-Friendly Diversity of Storm King Comics • Paul Simon, Mary J. Blige, Hozier, Goo Goo Dolls and Elvis Costello Help God’s Love We Deliver / March 5, 2026 – The Aquarian • Neon Indian’s Alan Palomo Makes East Coast Debut • Experiencing Baroness in Philadelphia – The Aquarian • Mid-November Rocks with Live Music in NYC • Saint Agnes Ready to Dominate the United States and SXSW – The Aquarian • Jessie Ware: Mother of Pearl, Performer Extraordinaire • GWAR, Embracing the Comedy of Metal – The Aquarian • Blackmore’s Night at BergenPAC • The Wonder Years Kickstart Their US tour in Brooklyn – The Aquarian • Chicago – The Band, the Myth, the Legends • Makin Waves with Bruce Tunkel • Beartooth Releases New Single, “Free” – The Aquarian • Teddy Swims at Terminal 5 • All Eyes On The Uncrtn – The Aquarian • James Maddock & Friends at the Bitter End • Getting Lost In The New Tigers Jaw Record – The Aquarian • On The Record: Jimi Hendrix at the Hollywood Bowl • Bringing the Format Back to Life – The Aquarian • Indio Downey – Preparing for New Music in a New Year • Bryce Vine Readies New Project – The Aquarian • Citizen Checks All Their Own Boxes • Welcoming The New Joyce Manor Era – The Aquarian • Broadside Talks Creating Dynamics & Wanting to Stay Alive • Underneath The Smoke and A.R.S.O.N. with Story Of The Year – The Aquarian • A Successful BK Celebration With Letters to Cleo • Motion City Soundtrack Shows Us Their Same Old Wasted Wonderful World – The Aquarian • On The Record: Bob Dylan’s ‘The Complete Budokan 1978’ • Gasp! Choke! How Oni Press Brought EC Comics Back From The Grave – The Aquarian • Ready & Responsible – Observe the 93rd • Hank Azaria Discusses Springsteen and Charity – The Aquarian • Photographing Dave Matthews Band At Madison Square Garden • Ringing In The New Year With Turnstile – The Aquarian • You Wanted the Weirdest? You’ve Got the Weirdest! • My Chemical Romance’s Long Live The Black Parade is the Tour of the Year – The Aquarian • An Artist in Their Prime: Hozier’s ‘Unreal Unearth’ • Taking Back Sunday’s Return to Starland – The Aquarian • Richie ‘LaBamba’ Rosenberg: Hip, Hip, Holiday Hurrah! • Finding Ourselves With As It Is – The Aquarian • Oliver Steele Talks Debut Single & Chef David Burke • Jack Flowers & The Petal Tones Release Their Debut Album, Girl Clothes – The Aquarian • Kiss at Madison Square Garden • When We Were Young Festival 2025 / The Most Theatrical Outing Yet – The Aquarian • On The Record: Frank Zappa’s ‘Over-nite Sensation’ Box Set • Mayday Parade / When We Were Young Festival Series – The Aquarian • Mastering Rahway’s Reputation • The Devil Wears Prada Brings Us Flowers – The Aquarian • Steve Earle Tells Us About The Keswell School Benefit • The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus / When We Were Young Festival Series – The Aquarian • Respecting Avenged Sevenfold’s Bold 2023 Album • SF9’s Return to Boston: A Showcase of Resilience at the Strand Theatre / October 30, 2025 – The Aquarian • ‘Before & After’ Is a Montage of Neil Young’s Life • KennyHoopla is Redefining Himself – The Aquarian • The 9th Annual John Henry’s Friends Benefit • Yellowcard / When We Were Young Festival Series – The Aquarian • On The Record: Bob Marley’s ‘Catch a Fire’ Revisited • PVRIS / When We Were Young Festival Series – The Aquarian • Reality Check: BLURRING THE LAW FOR THEOCRATIC RULE • Brandi Carlile Delivers A Stunning New Record With, Returning To Myself – The Aquarian • Hot Mulligan at Irving Plaza • 10 years of Stage Four by Touché Amoré is worth celebrating – The Aquarian • Closing Out With Midtown • Creeper: Vampires vs the Mistress of Death – The Aquarian • Rock Reads • The Amity Affliction / When We Were Young Festival Series – The Aquarian • PAPA Talks New Album & Indie Rock Scene • Your New Favorite Heavy Metal Band: Spite – The Aquarian • Dogs In A Pile: Makin Waves Band of the Year • www.theaquarian.com • Infinity Song’s Very Own Metamorphosis • Lovesick With The Happy Fits – The Aquarian • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Blues, Jazz, & a Book • Dayseeker Creature In The Black Night Track-By-Track – The Aquarian • Lorna Shore’s Holiday Spirit on Display • My Morning Jacket’s Enduring Legacy and Gratitude – The Aquarian • 2023 Aquarian Weekly Holiday Extravaganza • Punk Rock Lives Forever: The CBGB Festival / September 27, 2025 – The Aquarian • On The Record: Pink Floyd’s ‘Atom Heart Mother’ Expanded • Weakened Friends Hone In On Their Strengths – The Aquarian • Taking Back Sunday: ‘We’re So Lucky’ • Cobra Starship: Crowd-Surfing, Skincare, and Everything in Between – The Aquarian • Holiday Spectacular No. 9 – Amplified & Jubilant with Taking Back Sunday • Rob Thomas is Working ‘All Night Days’ – The Aquarian • On The Record: ‘We Can Work It Out’ • Yungblud Captured the Aura of Rock and Roll – The Aquarian • Trophy Eyes – Not Quite the End • Bayside Celebrates Their History at The Stone Pony / September 24th and 25th, 2025 – The Aquarian • The Ninth Annual Ally Coalition Talent Show at NYU • The Return of The Starting Line – The Aquarian • Home for the Holidays with Mark Tremonti • Reality Check: JANUARY 6 • Lorna Shore Is Back With a Vengeance – The Aquarian • On The Record: Nektar, plus ‘The Johnny Winter Story’ • My Chemical Romance Re-Defining the Concert Experience in Chicago – The Aquarian • Midtown Finishes Out the Year at the Wellmont Theater • Entering the Gallows With Blessthefall – The Aquarian • Peter McPoland at The Stone Piggy… Er, Pony • Governors Ball: Music Fest, Visual Feat • 2007 Interview with David Johansen • Zion Garcia: Where Music & Culture Intersect • On 11/11, We Wish for Joe P • The Summer Night of Nights With Volbeat, Halestorm, & More • Looking Back on Foo Fighters’ ‘But Here We Are’ • Makin Waves with The Beagles with Joy: Fire Among Friends • TobyMac at the Beacon Theatre / August 9, 2025 • The Black Keys: Plenty of Rain & No Flowers at Forest Hills Stadium / August 13, 2025 • PREMIERE: The Foreign Landers’ Highly-Regarded, Highly-Intentional New Single • On The Record: Anthologies from the Pale Fountains & the Kinks, plus the Feelies & Kissing Other Ppl • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Heavy on the Fusion This August • Distinctly Doobie – Recollecting Alongside the Original Doobie Brothers • Walking In the Footsteps of Greats – Naya Ali’s Path • The GizzVerse Returns to New York City: King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard at Forest Hills Stadium / August 2, 2025 • Santigold On Her Creative Force • Lollapalooza: From A to Z • A Bird’s Eye View & Fan’s Eye View of Lolla ‘25 • On The Record: Nick Drake’s ‘The Making of Five Leaves Left’ & Eric Andersen’s ‘Blue River: Live in Tokyo’ • The Thing Continue On With Their Sixties Revival • Flipturn’s Summer Stage Smiles • Fitz & the Tantrums: With Love, To the Moon & Back • Linkin Park – ‘Armed & Dangerous’ In Brooklyn • Dave Matthews Band – One Big Happy Family • The Head & The Heart Open Up with ‘Aperture’ • A Nick Drake Evening in Central Park – 20 Years Later • Ghost’s Larger-Than-Life MSG Moment • Russ Ballard – When Artists Need a Hit Song, They Turn to This Icon • Collective Soul: From ‘Here To Eternity’ • Ghost Perform a Sold-Out Ritual at Madison Square Garden / July 22, 2025 • On The Record: An Expanded Edition of Talking Heads’ ‘More Songs About Buildings & Food’ • Punk Rock Integrity – Side Stage Conversations with The Taxpayers • Summer Fun & Outdoor Concerts – Many Are Free! • The Sound of Dissent: Comedy Collapses as Colbert Gets Canceled • In Memoriam: Ozzy Osbourne [1948-2025] • Spotlight: Sydney Leigh’s Greenwich Village Glow On ‘The Insomniac’ • Forever Ambitious – Candid Conversations With Lights • Makin Waves with Dean DeLeo: ‘One More Satellite’ • Bilmuri’s Slammin’ High Energy Show at Starland Ballroom • 40 Years of Punk Rock Flight: Talking About the New Wave Life of A Flock of Seagulls • Next Level Creed in NJ • Motion City Soundtrack Impress at The Stone Pony / June 18, 2025 • On The Record: A Live Buck Owens Compendium, plus Tami Neilson, Maria Muldaur, Jeffrey Foskett, & a Rockabilly Anthology • Danny Singh: Where Punk & Hip-Hop Collide • Toto Doesn’t Just ‘Hold the Line,’ They Go the Distance • The Sound of Dissent: Public Fixated on Epstein as Health & Science Face Historic Cuts • Spotlight: Summer Jazz at WPU • The Dirty Nil & Their ‘Lash’ Era Re-Brand • Bilmuri’s Moment & Comfort Zone • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Originals, Rarities, & Keepers • Back Home With Gin Blossoms & Blues Traveler… & Spin Doctors! • The Unbreakable Brotherhood Between J. Michael Phillips, Yelawolf, Whiskey, & Roses • Goo Goo Dolls: How They’ve Weathered the Industry • On The Record: A Biography of Joe Meek, England’s Counterpart to Phil Spector, plus Bobby Lee Trammell, the Rain Parade, & Brian Wilson • Pennsylvania’s Die Tired Is Placing Reading on the Map • The Sound of Dissent: ‘The Enemy of the People’ Bows to 4547 – A Host of Court Cases Rule Against the Media & in the President’s Favor • Telescreens Lead the NYC Pack • Blood, Guts, & GWAR at Rockville ★ • On The Record: Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Tracks II: The Lost Albums’ Reveals 83 Previously Unheard Performances • The Freak Show: IMMIGRATION! • Discovering Miss May I at Rockville ★ • Counting Crows & The Gaslight Anthem • Attack Attack! Go All in on Themselves at Rockville ★ • Guitarist Neil Giraldo Refreshes His Three Chord Bourbon • Fit For A King Took On Camp Rockville ★ • The Sound of Dissent: How Are We Forsaking Our LGBTQ+ Americans? Let Me Count the Ways. • Benson Boone’s ‘Young American Heart’ – Not Too Sophisticated, Definitely Not Political, but a Good Time Worth Highlighting • Hoobastank Are the Reason at Rockville ★ • It’s Their Story – Play It Loud: TRIGGER’s ‘Second Round’ • The Almost Lost Mel Brooks Interview • ERRA’s Riffs Rile Up Rockville ★ • On The Record: The Wandering Hearts, Willie Nile, Christopher Cross, Iron Horse, & the Black Watch • Deadly Apples, the Band That Kicked off Rockville ★ • Roxanne Shante Talks LL Cool J’s Rock the Bells – ‘Generationally, It Checks All the Boxes’ • Profonde Musique: The Connective Pop Music Tissue of Brian Wilson • Purity & Precision at MSG With BABYMETAL & Friends • Sleeping with Sirens Came Full Circle at Rockville ★ • The Sound of Dissent: The Names They Are A-Changin’ • Memphis May Fire, Hydration, & Gratitude at Rockville ★ • Newcomer Susannah Joffe Adds Southern Charm to New Pop EP • Rock Reads: A Summer Guide For The Rock & Roll Literate • Three Days Grace Kept It Real at Rockville ★ • A Quiet Celebration: The Opening Night of Paul Simon at the Beacon Theatre / June 16, 2025 • Third Eye Blind & Their Grateful Sense of Community • On The Record: Gene and Eunice, J.M. Kearns, Tim O’Brien & Jan Fabricius, Michael Arbenz & Andy Sheppard, & Comet Gain • Grace Jones, Janelle Monáe at the Lena Horne Bandshell • The Devil Wears Prada Brought Mayhem to Rockville ★ • Home Is Where Your Heart Is – Convo with Lea Michele • New Found Glory Ramp Up at Rockville ★ • The Wandering Hearts’ Uniquely Twinkling Take On CSN&Y • Cautious Clay Puts Authenticity Back on the Map • Makin Waves with The Grip Weeds: ‘Extended Musical Family’ • On The Record: Frank Zappa’s ‘Cheaper Than Cheep,’ plus Janis Ian, Christian Parker, Eli ‘Paperboy’ Reed, & Big Love Car Wash • In Memoriam: Brian Wilson [1942-2025] • Billy Corgan Maps Out Summer Tour & Celebrates SP Back Catalog • Profonde Musique: (Re)Discovering Boz Scaggs – A Discussion With Jude Warne • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Restored Jams & More • In Memoriam: Sly Stone [1943-2025] • David Foster & Katharine McPhee Talk Jersey, Touring, & Their Relationship With Chris Botti • A Smiling & Smoldering Betty Who Brought the Heat • The Cowsills, Summer Camp, & Happy Together in 2025 • Makin Waves with The Rascals: ‘Groovin’’ to ‘Good Lovin’’ on ‘Beautiful Morning’ • Simple Minds Tick All the Boxes • Pierce the Veil: Their MSG Debut Gallery • Sixx:A.M. Reawakens ‘Prayers for the Damned & Blessed’ • On The Record: ‘Pink Floyd at Pompeii MCMLXXII,' plus Julee Cruise & Emma Wilson • Newcomer Walter The Producer Preps ‘Modern Rock’ EP • Mayday Parade Are the Cure for a Rainy Day • McKinley Dixon Readies ‘Magic, Alive!’ • The Freak Show: Is It Real? Or Is It Reality TV? • The Ting Tings Forge Ahead With Americana Sound • Metallica: Still at Their Peak, Live In Philly • Track-By-Track With CLOVER on ‘Atlas’ & It’s ‘Unapologetic Emotional Release’ • Makin Waves with Emily Grove: Music at the Family Dinner Table • Tom Russell & Governors Ball To Celebrate 15 Years in NYC • PTV & SWS at MSG: Once in a Lifetime • The Kooks – All Heart • Briston Maroney & Peach Pit Perform Under Rain Clouds & Double Rainbows • Sunflower Bean Comes Home • Flower Children & Protest Music: Why We Need to Get ‘Happy Together’ & Go ‘Back to the Garden’ • Empire of the Sun: Ever Elaborate • Beyoncé Brings a Brilliant Country Music Spectacle to MetLife Stadium • Amyl & the Sniffers Create a Ruckus in NYC • Tennis Say Goodbye with Final Album • On The Record: Badfinger’s Lost LP, plus Live Albums from Al Stewart, Translator, & Oregon • ‘An Exchange of Energy’ – Ice Nine Kills & the Deep Cuts of Silver Scream-A-Thon • ‘Neon Aglow’ in NYC with Har Mar Superstar • Matteo Mancuso Delivers • Profonde Musique: ‘Captain Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy’ at 50 • Sunflower Bean Continues to Thrive With ‘Mortal Primetime’ • PREMIERE: Jim Stanard’s Animated Joy Ride for New Single • Ava Maybee: Gen Z’s Coolest, Thriftiest, Brightest New Star • Japanese Breakfast’s Cozy NYC Cove • Brian Newman Captivates An ‘Electric’ New York City • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Albums for a Funky May • The Used – Alive & Live at 25 • Jeph Howard Speaks on the Weight of The Used’s Legacy After 25 Years • Underoath & the ‘Feelings That Make Our Hair Stand Up’ • Chiodos at Webster Hall / April 28, 2025 • On The Record: Willie Nelson’s ‘Oh What a Beautiful World,’ & More • Arcade Fire – Beautiful in Brooklyn (Inside & Out) • A Grand Night for Racing Mount Pleasant/Kingfishr Fans • Vinyl Reflections: A Chat With Jack Van Cleaf • Orla Gartland Dazzles NYC • Jon Muq Takes the Blues From Uganda to the States • Mayday Parade’s Very Own Normal • Post Animal – All Emotions, No Coincidences • Words Are Magic, Empathy Is Needed: A Conversation With Allison Russell • The Freak Show: Russian Roulette • On The Record: Vicki Peterson & John Cowsill, Matt Andersen, Domenic Cicala, & Charles Mingus • April Gem: Casa Gogol Showcase • Memory Lane: Green Day Club Show • Nightly at Theatre of Living Arts / April 19, 2025 • Makin Waves with Lee Mrowicki: ‘The Voice of The Stone Pony’ • ‘Let’s See What Happens Next’ – An Interview With While She Sleeps • Back in the Day With Pup at Starland Ballroom • Nick Cave: At His Best in Brooklyn • Circa Waves at Webster Hall • Role Model Takes Boston • On The Record: ‘Too Far Out,’ a Joe Meek Anthology, plus Eric Schmitt & Jimmy Jones • Conversing with Rick Allen & Lauren Monroe of the Raven Drum Foundation • Profonde Musique: Thoughts on Record Store Day • LANDMVRKS – Changing Everything • Uwade Finds Space in Spring • John Oates’ Human Connection • The Brothers’ NYC Gallery – Allman, Trucks, & Everyone In Between • Dorothy on Faith, Fire, & Finding Her ‘Way’ • The Life & Work of Elvis Costello: ‘It’s All About the Here & Now’ • Twin Shadow Touches Upon His Emotional ’80s Revival • Night One of The Brothers’ ‘Mountain Jam’ & More at Madison Square Garden • On The Record: ‘Fleetwood Mac: All the Songs,’ plus More • The Joy of the Linda Lindas • 'Adolescence' – The Kids Are All Fright • BK Welcomed a Fun & Unfiltered Franz Ferdinand • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Five Discoveries • Snow Patrol’s Beautiful Night in Brooklyn • A Perfect Night With Disturbed, Daughtry, Nothing More in Philly • Hannah Cohen Gets in Touch With ‘Earthstar Mountain’ • On The Record: Nighthawk, Smoking Popes, etc. • #THROWBACK: Peter Frampton, 1976 • Dashboard Confessional’s Pony Memories • Mercury Rev – Keeping the Soil Fertile • Dali Rose Follows in the Footsteps of R&B Greats • Profonde Musique: The Day Robert Johnson Died • Rob Shirakbari Gets Candid About Burt Bacharach, Dionne Warwick, & Other Classic Hitmakers • John Splithoff’s Peace Isn’t Too ‘Far From Here’ • Makin Waves with Michael Patrick: A Clear Blue Sky • On The Record: Elliott Murphy’s ‘Infinity,’ & More • Refused: In All Their Glory • Mum’s the Word with Mumford & Sons at Brooklyn Paramount / March 26, 2025 • The Freak Show: Where Are the Democrats? Where Are the Patriots? • Climbing the Mountain with Switchfoot’s Tim Foreman • Makin Waves with The NEW Bardots: ‘Down to a Science’ • HERstory Rocks at the Parkside Lounge – A Decade of NYC Women Rock • Makin Waves with Al Di Meola: ‘Straight Out in the Open’ • On The Record: 1960 Anthology, plus San Francisco Salsa, Lance Cowan & Antonio Andrade • The Darkness: The Toast of the Town & Beyond • Fear Stalks the Aisles: Horror Hits Broadway • Profonde Musique: Top 10 Most Misunderstood Songs • Disturbed, Three Days Grace, Sevendust Electrify NYC • Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull – Then & Now With a Lyrical ‘Lone Wolf’ • Disturbed Sell Out the Garden for the First Time • Pop Evil’s Special Album Release Show • Cameron Whitcomb Won’t Quit • Jonah Kagen’s Surprises & Inspirations • Of Montreal’s Kevin Barnes: ‘A Lifer’ • On The Record: Kinky Friedman, Chris Walz • James Mastro, Renee Maskin at Old Franklin Schoolhouse • An Interview With Whitechapel on Their ‘Sequel’ • Cloe Wilder’s Dream Come True • Judy Collins & Friends: 85 Years of Music & Protest • ‘Voice’ Contestant Brook Wood Shines Through • Gary U.S. Bonds – Still Crazy After All These Years • Cradle of Filth Roar Back With More Macabre Metal Mayhem • Jethro Tull Harkens Back to the Glory Days • Nearly 200 Rock Bands Invaded NYC for the New Colossus Festival 2025 • Whitney Tai: A Channel for Music & Poetry • A Day To Remember’s Perfect ‘Big Ole Album’ • Profonde Musique: Why Warren Zevon Belongs in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Jazz Times Five • Cleopatrick Prepare for ‘Fake Moon’ LP • Ace Frehley on Longevity, Legacy, & His ‘Third Eye’ • Pepper: A Beacon of Reggae Light in NJ • 2009 Interview with Kat Von D: Renaissance Woman • On The Record: ‘Good to Know: The Beckies Story,’ Featuring the Left Banke’s Michael Brown • #THROWBACK: Vampire Weekend, January 6, 2010 • PREMIERE: Little Falls Trophy’s Grounded Fountains of Wayne Cover • Love & Wallows On Display • Elvis Costello & Steve Nieve at the Capitol Theatre • The Freak Show: Our Democracy Is Being Dismantled • In Memoriam: The New York Dolls & Badfinger • Leaning Into Kellin Quinn (Haunted Mouths, Sleeping with Sirens) • Characterizing & Humanizing L.S. Dunes’ ‘Violet’ LP • On The Record: R&RHOF Concerts, & Bluegrass • Finneas (w/ Bad Suns) at Brooklyn Paramount • Profonde Musique: Top 10 SNL Music Performances • Bad Suns Strike Alt Rock Gold at Brooklyn Paramount • ‘This Consequence’ Is Killswitch Engage Doing What They Do Best • David Shaw Goes Deep • Makin Waves with Ocean Avenue Stompers • Vienna Vienna – ‘I Never Want to Be Boring’ • Newcomer Bella Rios Honors This Moment With ‘Right Now’ • On The Record: The Third Mind & Souled American • Jonathan Rach: Life Through the Lens of Nine Inch Nails • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Got It All • Oscar-Nominated Producer & New Jersey Native Michael Jackman on ‘Conclave’ • Jack White at Kings Theatre • There’s Magic In Bartees Strange • An Evening with Dream Theater at The Met Philadelphia • On The Record: Mark Muleman Massey, Tommy Castro & the Painkillers • Kerry King: Best in Show in NYC • Remembering John Pfeiffer [1960-2025] • Profonde Musique: The Timeless & Terrifying Majesty of ‘Nessun Dorma’ • Dream Theater Are Reborn on Dark, Surreal New Album • Spotlight: Jazz Room Returns to William Paterson University • Sending Love to Punk Showman David Johansen • Lauren Mayberry Unleashes Her ‘Vicious Creature’ • Jerry Cantrell at Irving Plaza • Move Over Metal Monday – Marty Friedman Enacted Metal Tuesdays in NYC • Makin Waves with Tusk: Chemistry, Synergy, Intuition • On The Record: The Tasty Kings’ ‘Native Tongue,’ plus Dave Murphy & Massy Ferguson • No Frills Jamboree with Stephen Kellogg & Will Varley at City Winery NYC • The Freak Show: And So It Begins… • MSPAINT at Baby’s All Right with SON Estrella Galicia • MSPAINT at Baby’s All Right with SON Estrella Galicia: What We Got up to This Weekend • Jinjer’s European Groove Metal Goes Harder Than Ever on New Album • On The Record: The New York Second, & Dan Fogelberg/Tim Weisberg • #THROWBACK: Stevie Nicks, December 4, 1985 • Soccer Mommy Memories From Music Hall of Williamsburg • Profonde Musique: ‘Twas in Another Lifetime – Bob Dylan’s ‘Blood on the Tracks’ • Max McNown Sells Out Shows, but Never Himself • Jerry Cantrell on Writing Songs With Friends (In & Out of Alice in Chains) • Accepting Josh Gilligan – ‘I Like When People Start Looking for That Next Layer’ • On The Record: Loudon Wainwright III & More • Five Takeaways from ‘Gypsy’ On Broadway • X-Cops: ‘The Curtain Has Been Ripped Down & Everyone Can Clearly See’ • Stephan Jenkins: For LA, From NYC • Rant ‘N’ Roll: Going Deeper • Makin Waves: LGBTQ & POC Concerns about Returning Trump Administration • Never Home – The ‘Beautiful Years’ EP Track-By-Track • The Starting Line Have Their Place • Deep Emotion, Bright Light, Rich Pagano: ‘Creativity Is Paramount in My Life’ • A Welcoming Overview of The Maine’s Premier AZ Festival • Profonde Musique: The Missed Opportunity of ‘Beatles ‘64’ • Silverstein, Thursday, & the 25 Years of Noise Tour • Makin Waves with The Weeklings: ‘Excited by the Results’ • Grayscale’s Core: ‘A Rock Band That Has Synths’ • New Year & New Music From Roger Street Friedman • On The Record: The Pioneering Mills Brothers, plus more • Jill Sobule Remains Fulfilled • The Spectacle of Phish at Madison Square Garden on NYE • Sam MacPherson at The Stone Pony • PREMIERE: Whitney Tai’s Stunning Strength & ‘Simulation’ • Getting Behind the Mule: Gov’t Mule at Beacon Theatre • Quarters of Change at Brooklyn Steel • Rising Star bodie Finds Inspiration in Faith & Music • Happiness with the Black Crowes at the Capitol Theatre • The Top Albums of 2024, According to ‘The Aquarian’ Staff • Makin Waves: Dirty Jersey Dozen • On The Record: Laura Nyro’s Massive ‘Hear My Song' • Boarding the Real Friends Tour Bus • Makin Waves: Top 10 Jersey Indie Albums • Makin Waves: Top 10 Jersey Indie Songs • Phantogram Dishes on New Album & Upcoming Tour • Everything & More From the Blood Brothers • 26th Annual Makin Waves Awards • On The Record: The Rolling Stones’ ‘Welcome to Shepherd’s Bush' & More • Singer-songwriter Jim Stanard & His Reflective Magic • Classics Covered & More – Holiday Playlist Suggestions • The Jesus Lizard Rocks, Rolls, Rips Into BK • Reality Check: GOODBYE • Jackson Pines: The Makin Waves Band of the Year • Four Year Strong – On Fire at The Stone Pony • Two Decades In, Hinder Still Experience Firsts • A Glistening AURORA Stuns NYC • ‘The Jersey Sound’ – You Know It, You Love It, & Now You Can Watch It • On The Record: Southside Johnny ‘Live at Rockpalast,’ plus Lucinda Williams, Lightnin’ Hopkins, & Emily Remler • #THROWBACK: The Allman Brothers, August 8, 1995 • Three Albums, Two Books, & One Rant ‘N’ Roll to Close 2024 • Spotlight: Marky Ramone & New Concepts for Living in NJ • Rock Reads: A Holiday Guide For The Rock & Roll Literate • A Benefit For Jesse Malin at The Beacon Theatre • The Black Moods Talk ‘Sugar,’ Brazil, ‘500 Days of Silence,’ & More • Chris Botti On Two Very Special Decades at The Blue Note • The Power of Jesse Malin & The NYC Music Community • On The Record: George 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