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There's simply too much rock in this picture.

Playing for two hours and covering around 20 songs that spanned their decade-wide catalog, the Brooklyn concert felt like a constant party.

Echo & the Bunnymen brought 30-plus years of music with them to New York City when they played the first of a two-night stand at Irving Plaza on Aug. 16.

The Danish singer-songwriter performed to a sold-out crowd at the Bowery Ballroom on Aug. 14.

This past weekend (Aug. 9), Forest Hills Tennis Stadium in Queens was home to Modest Mouse and Brand New. Not surprisingly, fans packed in for an unforgettable summer concert.

Last night, Crimen, a punk band from Mexico City, stirred up more emotion than any live band we've seen in a long, long time.

The Offspring celebrated the 20th anniversary of their third, and breakthrough, album ‘Smash’ with two consecutive nights at New York City's Terminal 5 over the weekend.

With the help of Spires and Here We Go Magic, U.K. psychedelic rockers Temples played only their second show in New York City last night on Pier 84 in Hudson River Park.

Nels Cline has been Wilco's wild-card guitar man for a decade now.

With the faint hint of hops filling the air from the nearby Brooklyn Brewery to the almost therapeutic sounds of bowling balls crashing into pins, alt-country trailblazers Old 97's seem to fit right at home in New York City's Brooklyn Bowl.